10/21/2026
π GOAT ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION CLINIC β THIS SATURDAY!
Are you a goat producer interested in improving your herd's genetics and learning more about artificial insemination?
Kentucky State University, in partnership with the Kentucky Sheep and Goat Development Office, is hosting a hands-on Goat Artificial Insemination Clinic designed for small ruminant producers and industry professionals!
Participants will gain foundational knowledge of artificial insemination and receive hands-on training to better understand the techniques and equipment involved.
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Saturday, October 17, 2026
β° 9:00 AM β 5:00 PM
π Harold R. Benson Research and Demonstration Farm
Kentucky State University
π What to Expect:
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Foundational artificial insemination education
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Hands-on insemination training
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Practical instruction for small ruminant producers
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Equipment and lunch provided
β οΈ SPACE IS EXTREMELY LIMITED! Early registration is strongly encouraged.
π Registration: Scan the QR code on the flyer to sign up.
For additional information, contact:
Dr. Sarah Carr
π 502-597-6679
π§ [email protected]
π CAIP Educational Credit: This program may qualify for CAIP educational credit with PRIOR APPROVAL. Owen County producers must contact the Owen County Extension Office before attending to request approval.
π 502-484-5703
π§ [email protected]
Please share with fellow goat producers and anyone interested in small ruminant reproduction!
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Promotional flyer for the Goat Artificial Insemination Clinic hosted by Kentucky State University and the Kentucky Sheep and Goat Development Office on Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the Harold R. Benson Research and Demonstration Farm. The clinic offers foundational education and hands-on artificial insemination training for small ruminant producers and industry personnel. Equipment and lunch are provided, and registration is limited. Participants can register using the QR code on the flyer or contact Dr. Sarah Carr at 502-597-6679 or [email protected] for information. CAIP educational credit requires prior approval. The yellow and white flyer features photographs of a goat undergoing an insemination procedure, equipment used during the training, a blue CAIP educational credit approval stamp, and logos of the partnering agricultural organizations.