2019
Calf Crop 2019: Maximising Your Live Calves - Stirling
Efficient beef production requires cows bred to produce live calves. The findings of three research projects aiming to maximise live suckler calves will be presented.
United Auctions, Stirling FK9 4RNCalf Crop 2019: Maximising Your Live Calves - Carfraemill
Efficient beef production requires cows bred to produce live calves. The findings of three research projects aiming to maximise live suckler calves will be presented.
Carfraemill, Lauder TD2 6RAAdvanced Veterinary Clinical Training: Ultrasound detection of OPA as part of the veterinary control plan on farm
The aim of this course is to provide advanced clinical training for veterinary practitioners wishing to offer transthoracic ultrasound as a method for screening for OPA.
Moredun Research Institute, Pentlands Science Park, Nr Edinburgh EH26 0PZCalf Crop 2019: Maximising Your Live Calves - Thainstone
Efficient beef production requires cows bred to produce live calves. The findings of three research projects aiming to maximise live suckler calves will be presented.
Thainstone Mart, Inverurie AB51 5XZNon-conventional T cells in health and disease
This meeting is organised by the Comparative Veterinary Immunology Group (CVIG), an Affinity Group of the British Society for Immunology.
The Tower Hotel, St Katharine's Way, London E1W 1LDUK & International Veterinary Vaccinology Network Conference 2019
Moredun Scientific are delighted to be sponsoring the UK & International Veterinary Vaccinology Network Conference 2019.
The Tower Hotel, St Katharine's Way, London E1W 1LDSheep and Cattle Health and Welfare Day
We are delighted to invite you to a special joint event between Moredun and Harper Adams University to learn more about the control of key diseases in cattle and sheep. This event will attract 28 AMTRA CPD points.
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