The University of Missouri’s National Center for Applied Reproduction and Genomics is hosting a webinar series that focuses on control of the estrous cycle in beef heifers and cows. The series begins on Thursday, September 2nd with a one-hour presentation on the bovine estrous cycle and products approved for control. Additional topics will be offered each Thursday evening throughout the month and include estrous synchronization programs for replacement heifers, postpartum cows, and cows managed as recipients in embryo transfer programs. The series concludes on September 30th with a presentation on assessing synchronization program efficacy and identifying possible problems when outcomes do not meet expectations. The program has been submitted (but is not yet approved) for 5 hours of continuing education credit in jurisdictions that recognize RACE approval. There is no cost to participants and further information/registration can be accessed here: https://cvent.me/M8A4dK. All presentations will be recorded and available shortly after the conclusion of the series.
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Webinar series: Strategies for Control of Estrous Cycles of Beef Heifers & Cows
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