Don’t Miss These Two Upcoming AABP Seminars! AABP recognizes that many members cannot attend preconference seminars at the Annual or Recent Graduate Conferences due to time away from work and cost. To reflect this need, AABP offers additional seminars in Ashland, Ohio, at AABP headquarters. This allows members to obtain high-quality bovine CE, teaching specific skills that can be immediately incorporated into your practice, while spending fewer days away from work in a small-town atmosphere. Hotel rates are inexpensive, and breakfast and lunch are provided. Find upcoming seminars and register at https://aabp.org/seminars/. • Stocker Medicine Seminar July 11-12 Drs. John Groves, Dan Cummings and John Richeson will engage and inspire practitioners wanting to build the knowledge base and skillset needed to deliver high-value services to operations managing feeder cattle populations. The seminar will focus on the scientific disciplines and skills necessary for success when working with stocker operations. Topics will include immunology/vaccinology, nutrition, management/husbandry, parasite control, record keeping, antimicrobial use and much more. The interactive curriculum will also offer practical training on skills that can be immediately applied in practice. This seminar is approved for 15 hours of CE in jurisdictions that recognize RACE approval. • AABP Edwin Robertson Beginning Embryo Transfer Seminar at Virginia Tech July 28-30 AABP, with the support from the American Embryo Transfer Association, will hold a three-day embryo transfer seminar for beginners July 28-30, 2025, at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine in Blacksburg, Va. If you want to learn embryo transfer or if you have begun and are struggling, this seminar is for you. You will be taught the most up-to-date techniques by a staff with years of experience at your side. This seminar sells out every year and we encourage you to register early to secure your seat. Superovulated cows will be provided for each student to collect, and then search for, evaluate and freeze embryos on their own. Microscopes, freezers, and all ET equipment will be provided; you are welcome to bring any equipment with you. All techniques will be discussed and demonstrated on donor cows before you begin your work on the practice cows. This seminar is approved for 24 hours of CE in jurisdictions that recognize RACE approval. (fb)

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