From left to right: Alexis Hytry (Iowa State University), Nate Bos (University of Minnesota), Kristen Davenport (Colorado State University), Kevin Gavin (Washington State University)
Congratulations to our 4 students who attended the Spring 2018 Meeting and were awarded the BI ADVC Student Travel Stipend for their demonstrated interest in dairy production medicine!
Thank you to everyone who contributed to our Spring 2018 Meeting on The Impact of Cow Comfort on Health and Production. Our speakers, Dr. Nina von Keyserlingk, Dr. Lance Whitlock, Dr. Mike Brouk, and Dr. Brandon Treichler all gave outstanding presentations. Thank you to the Hilton Garden Inn Downtown Seattle for having us, and to our sponsors Merck, Boehringer Ingelheim, Zoetis, Progressive Dairy Solutions, Elanco, and Northwest Dairy Association/Darigold. Please stay tuned for details on our Fall 2018 Meeting!
There has been an update to the Spring 2018 Meeting. Unfortunately, Dennis Armstrong is unable to speak due to unforeseen health issues. However, we proudly welcome Dr. Lance Whitlock of Progressive Dairy Solutions to speak to us about freestall and open lot management. We are looking forward to a great program on The Impact of Cow Comfort on Health and Production. Please see the meeting registration tab to register for the meeting, and feel free to contact ADVC if you have any questions or concerns.
Please join us in Seattle, WA on April 6 (networking dinner) and April 7 (all day meeting) for our Spring 2018 Meeting: The Impact of Cow Comfort on Health and Production. We welcome speakers Dr. Marina von Keyserlingk, Dr. Mike Brouk, Dennis Armstrong, and Dr. Brandon Treichler to talk to us about cow comfort, heat/cold stress abatement, animal welfare, freestall and drylot management, and a FARM program update. Please see the Meeting Registration tab on the website to register and pay your meeting registration fees. Contact ADVC with any questions.
Upcoming ADVC Spring 2018 Meeting
The next Academy of Dairy Veterinary Consultants meeting will be in Seattle, WA on April 6, 2018 (networking dinner) & April 7, 2018 (all day meeting). The topic is “The Impact of Cow Comfort on Health and Production.” Please see the “Upcoming Meetings” tab for more information. Registration will open soon! Please feel free to contact ADVC with any questions.
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Upcoming ADVC Fall 2017 Meeting
The next Academy of Dairy Veterinary Consultants meeting will be in Reno, NV on October 6, 2017 (networking dinner) & October 7, 2017 (all day meeting). The topic is “The Veterinarians Role in On-farm Antimicrobial Stewardship.” Please see the “Upcoming Meetings” tab for more information. Registration will open soon! Please feel free to contact ADVC with any questions.
Upcoming ADVC Spring 2017 Meeting
The next Academy of Dairy Veterinary Consultants meeting will be in Boise, ID on April 7, 2017 (networking dinner) & April 8, 2017 (all day meeting). The topic is “Bringing it Back to the Farm” for practical immunology, vaccinology, and the effects of vaccines on reproduction. Please see the “Upcoming Meetings” tab for more information, You may register by paying your annual dues online and filling out the membership form under the “Membership/Annual Dues” tab, and filling out the meeting registration form under the “Meeting Registration” tab. Please feel free to contact ADVC with any questions.
Upcoming ADVC Fall 2016 Meeting
The next Academy of Dairy Veterinary Consultants meeting will be in Davis, CA on November 11,2016 (networking dinner) & November 12, 2016 (all day meeting). The topic is “Back to School” for Necropsy in Practice. Please see the “Upcoming Meetings” tab for more information, and contact ADVC with any questions.
Upcoming ADVC Spring 2016 Meeting
The next Academy of Dairy Veterinary Consultants meeting will be in Phoenix, AZ on April 8, 2016 (networking dinner) & April 9, 2016 (all day meeting). The topic is about Milk Quality for the Practitioner. Please see the “Upcoming Meetings” tab for more information, and contact ADVC with any questions.
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