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Tuesday, December 2, 2008

7:00 AM  Exhibitor Hall open (and throughout program)

Estrus Synchronization
Moderator:  Jim Lauderdale, Lauderdale Enterprises

8:00    Welcome – Dr. Lance Perryman, Dean, College of Veterinary Medicine
           Colorado State University

8:10    Setting the Stage:  Where we’ve been and where we are today
           Jim Lauderdale, Lauderdale Enterprises

8:30    Physiological principals of the estrous cycle
           Mike Smith, University of Missouri

9:10    Understanding postpartum anestrus and puberty
           Jack Whittier, Colorado State University

9:45    Break

10:15  Synchronization protocols for heifers
           Dave Patterson, University of Missouri

10:45  Synchronization protocols for cows
           Cliff Lamb, University of Florida

11:15  Protocol sheets / Estrus synchronization planner
           Sandy Johnson, Kansas State University
           Extension and Research

11:45  Remembering Roy Wallace’s impact on our business
           Jim Lauderdale

11:50  Questions and answers

12:15  Lunch

Management and Nutrition
Moderator:  Larry Rowden, ABS

1:15   Bob Taylor: A Legacy to Remember
          Tom Field, NCBA

1:30  Keynote Address:  Reality Check:  If AI is so good, why are we challenged with its use in commercial beef operations?
         Ivan Rush, University of Nebraska

2:20  Management factors influencing fertility in synchronization and natural breeding programs
         George Perry, South Dakota State University

2:50  Break

3:20  Nutritional influences on reproduction
         Rick Funston, University of Nebraska

4:00  Questions and answers

4:15  Producer panel discussion
         Moderator – Willie Altenberg, Genex

How we are implementing an AI program on our operation and what are the benefits?

  • Carl Hansen, Hansen Ranch, Livermore, CO
  • Kevin Miller, Croissant Red Angus, Briggsdale, CO
  • Laura Teague, Teague Diversified, Fort Morgan, CO
5:30  Reception and informal speaker discussion in Trade Show Area with light hors d’vours

6:30  Dinner on your own


Wednesday, December 3, 2008

7:00   Exhibitor Hall Open

Fertility Related Factors
Moderator:  Aaron Arnett, Select Sires

8:00    Genetic selection for fertility and performance
           Denny Crews, Colorado State University

8:40    Insemination related factors affecting fertilization in estrus-synchronized cattle
           Richard Saacke, Professor Emeritus
           Virginia Polytechnic Institute

9:20    Industry application of technology in male reproduction
           Jim Graham, Colorado State University

9:55    Break

10:25  Using Natural Service:  Bull management considerations
           Roger Ellis, Colorado State University

11:05  Marketing advantages for calves with performance and source information
           Casey Gabel, Analyst, CattleFax

11:40  Questions and answers

12:00  Lunch

Advances and Health Related Issues
Moderator:  Don Trimmer, Accelerated Genetics

1:00    New advancements in technology
           George Seidel,  Colorado State University

1:35    Disease of concern in reproduction:  BVD and Trichomoniasis
           Bob Mortimer,  Colorado State University

2:10    High Mountain Disease:  Why are we concerned about it with AI programs?
           Tim Holt, Colorado State University

2:40    What does the future look like for application of reproductive technology?
           Ronnie Green, Pfizer Animal Genetics

3:05    Questions and answers

Adjourn

Continuing Education – this symposium qualifies for CE credits for veterinarians and professional animal scientists

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 24 September 2008 )
 

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