This workshop is designed to challenge the most seasoned calf care managers, calf feeders and other team members that work with and care for young stock and newborn calves.
Locations:
Tuesday, Nov 13
Southwest Tech College
Lenz Center
1800 Bronson Blvd
Fennimore, Wis.
Wednesday, Nov 14
Chippewa Valley Tech College
Energy Education Center
4000 Campus Road
Eau Claire, Wis.
Thursday, Nov 15
Fox Valley Tech College
Chilton Regional Center
1200 E. Chestnut St.
Chilton, Wis.
| General Session
The Salmonella Heidelberg Problem – Dr. Donald Sockett |
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| Breakout Sessions
(Participants will rotate through all 3) |
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Clean and disinfect…Get it done. And get it right – Dr. Donald Sockett
Calf necropsies: Get under their skin – Dr. Richard Wallace
Rumen development: Growing the calf from the inside out – Dr. Jud Heinrichs |
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| Your Conference Presenters |
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| Donald Sockett, DVM PhD, Diplomate ACVIM
is a Veterinary Microbiologist/Epidemiologist at the Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory at University of Wisconsin. Previously he was the ruminant species epidemiologist at the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture. |
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| Richard Wallace, DVM
is a Cattle Technical Service veterinarian for Zoetis, specializing in dairy. He previously served as a faculty member at University of Illinois as Dairy Extension Veterinarian, and faculty coordinator and dairy farm manager for the university’s dairy cattle research center. |
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| Jud Heinrichs, PhD
is Professor of Dairy and Animal Science at Pennsylvania State University. Dr. Heinrichs has authored over 135 journal articles and book chapters as well as many extension publications, primarily in the area of dairy replacements and forages. |
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You can call 800.947.7379 to register.
Registration Fee:
$125/member
$250/non-member
(Only $75 for each additional participant from same dairy.)
Registration fee covers workshop, materials and lunch.
Registration: 9:00 am
General Session: 9:30 am
Workshop Concludes 4:15 pm
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