REGISTRATION CLOSED
Date: Saturday , February 9, 2019
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. PST
Location: Gladys Valley Hall, UC Davis
CE Credit: 0 hour of CE credit
Webinar: A webinar option is available. The webinar will be live (Pacific Standard Time) and interactive. No recording will be available for viewing after the event. If you have never attended a Zoom webinar before, test your computer or mobile device here.
For more information on the full Winter Conference event, please visit the main event page here.
REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT IS NOW CLOSED.
Cost for the Event:
FARM Club: one-day only onsite = $45; one-day only webinar = $40
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We have an exciting day planned with excellent speakers to provide valuable information for the producer and veterinarian alike. Topics range from information on legislative updates and biosecurity to the latest data on genetics and genetic testing.
Dr. Jeffrey Hall
We are thrilled to have Dr. Jeffery Hall as our invited guest lecturer from Utah State University. He will discuss some of the common problematic vitamin and mineral deficiencies that affect cattle. In his role as the toxicologist at the Utah Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, for the past 21 years, Dr. Hall has analyzed thousands of nationwide forage, diet, tissue, and bodily fluid samples for mineral content in order to delineate deficiencies and poisonings.
Included in the registration price for this one-day symposium are two laboratories. We will have a toxic plant lab that will help the attendees identify and discuss clinical findings of various toxicities that could be lurking in the pasture. In addition, a calf pulling lab is available. Instructors will help the attendees to assess and correcting presentation, posture, and position of the calf within the birth canal.
The Food Animal Reproduction and Medicine (FARM) Club exists to provide extracurricular learning and networking opportunities for students interested in production medicine. We believe in providing utmost care for animals, while working to ensure a healthy, wholesome and safe food supply to benefit the world. We have the unique responsibility to bring sound scientific evidence to our future clients and to educate the consuming public about the food they eat. This mission begins in school and continues throughout our careers as a food animal practitioners.
Speakers for the Event:
- Jeffery Hall, DVM, PhD, DABVT
- Alyssa Louie, DVM, MPVM
- Gabriele Maier, DVM, MPVM, PhD, DACVPM
- Bret McNabb, DVM, DACT, DABVP
- Frank Mitloehner, PhD
- Justin Oldfield, BA
- Robert Poppenga, DVM, PhD, DABVT