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Stonyfield Organic, along with U�������� Extension Dairy Specialist , invites you to attend a “Farm Progress Tour and Discussion: Cow Monitoring, Renewable Energy, and Forage Planning” hosted by Mayday Farm.

Cost: Free – Lunch will be provided, courtesy of Stonyfield Organic

Please register by September 1, 2025, so we can have a headcount ahead of time.

No limit on participants.

Mayday Farm owners, Katie Gualtieri and Haden Gooch, will share their on-farm experiences with wearable technology and how they use it to improve their management. Haden and Katie will also share their experiences with applying for a REAP grant to support their on-farm solar project, and their experiences with their Yieldmax forage mix and harvesting forage sorghum like corn silage.

Topics Covered:

• Cow activity monitors in a pasture-based system
• REAP grants for solar panels
• Yieldmax annual mix – Sorghum Sudan, Italian Ryegrass, Clover, Vetch, and forage sorghum harvested and managed like corn silage

Host

• Dr. Glenda Pereira, Assistant Extension Professor, Assistant Professor of Animal Science, Dairy Specialist for the University of ��������

For More Information, please contact Melissa Babcock at 207.581.2788, or by email at melissa.libby1@maine.edu.