February 19, 2021
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Venue Details
8 Credit Hours
This year’s West River Veterinary Medical Association meeting and the James Bailey Herd Health Conference will be held virtually.
Purchase the Recordings
The cost is $100 for SDVMA members and $150 for non members. Once your payment processes, we’ll share a link where you can attend the conference virtually.
Schedule
8:00 am Russ Daly Introduction
8:10 am Chris Chase, SDSU – What should we expect immunologically from today’s beef cattle vaccines?
9:10 am George Perry, Texas A&M – Vaccinating for Reproductive Success: Current research on how vaccines may impact cow fertility
10:10 am Manuel Chamarro, Auburn – Vaccinating pregnant cows to optimize passive immunity in the baby beef calf
11:10 am Amelia Woolums, Mississippi State – Achieving active immunity in the young beef calf
12:10 pm Lunch Break – Updates from SDSU
1:00 pm Dustin Loy, Nebraska – Pinkeye Pathogen diversity and potential impacts on vaccination strategies
2:00 pm Jose Perez Casal, VIDO-Intervac – Mycoplasma bovis pathogenesis and immunity – vaccine implications
3:00 pm Brian Vander Ley, Nebraska – Current concepts in pre-weaning and feedlot vaccination programs
4:00 pm Chris Chase, SDSU – The future of beef cattle vaccines: Technology and Regulations
5:00 pm Adjourn