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Large attendance at winter AVC
Geni Wren, Bovine Veterinarian Magazine | December 05, 2011
- Clinical mastitis video available
- HSUS ads deceive 90% of donors
- NCBA supports USDA proposed comprehensive BSE rule
- Real-world research
- Calif. TV station investigates 'what’s in your milk'
- Handle arrival cattle with care
- Thank Domino’s; order a pizza
- Managing young bulls
- Take her higher
- Examining cattle at a distance
- Innate immunity in the bovine
- Examining cattle at a distance
- AVC takes on Washington
- Managing young bulls
- Managing calf surges
- Simmons named NCBA’s chief veterinarian
- Salmonella in beef cattle
- BVDV survival on fomites
- DAMN-IT -- why did that cow die?
- Semen quality: A picture is worth a thousand words
Geni Wren(L-R) Newly-elected Vice President Dr. Dan Goehl, Immediate Past President Dr. Jerry Stokka, President-Elect Dr. Dave Sjeklocha and President Dr. Tom Latta. Not pictured, Vice President Dr. Larry Moczygemba. The well-attended winter meeting of the Academy of Veterinary Consultants covered timely topics such as cattle welfare, antimicrobial resistance, BRD treatment, food safety, euthanasia, treating sick baby calves and more.
More than 250 members attended the meeting in Denver. Also discussed were plans for the AVC 2012 spring meeting April 12-14 in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Tim Richards, Kamuela, HI, was honored as AVC Consultant of the Year, sponsored by Pfizer Animal Health. Also, Drs. Jim Kennedy and Shelby Jones were recognized for becoming endowed members of the AVC.
Dr. Dan Goehl, Canton, Mo., was elected to become the next AVC vice president.
The AVC currently has 859 regular and student members. The organization represents beef cattle veterinarians and offers three scientific meetings a year.
Click here for more information about the AVC.
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