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Internal parasites such as stomach worms, coccidia, and lungworms can affect cattle health and productivity, especially in grazing systems. This webinar will provide tools for monitoring parasite loads, interpreting fecal egg counts and developing strategic deworming plans. Emphasis will be placed on integrated, data-driven approaches to control parasites while slowing the development of anthelmintic resistance.

Presenter

Bryony Sands, Ph.D., is an extension assistant professor and livestock IPM specialist at the University of Vermont. Her research focuses on sustainable pest and parasite management in grazing systems, including the effects of veterinary parasiticides on beneficial insects. With expertise in entomology, parasitology and agroecology, Sands integrates science and practical farm solutions to promote healthier livestock and ecosystems. 

Date & Time

January 29, 2026
10:00 am - 11:00 am

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Contact Information

Ken Wise, Dairy and Livestock IPM Coordinator, Associate Director of Agricultural IPM, Cornell IPM

  • klw24 [at] cornell.edu

Speaker

Bryony Sands, Ph.D., Extension Assistant Professor and livestock IPM specialist, University of Vermont

Departments

Cornell Integrated Pest Management

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