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The 2009 AABP Program Committee welcomes you to the 42nd Annual Convention of the American Association of Bovine Practitioners, Sept. 10-12, 2009 in Omaha, Nebraska. This is an outstanding opportunity to participate in one of the most comprehensive scientific programs ever assembled on cattle disease and production. The Amstutz Scholarship committee will be sponsoring a benefit auction at the 2009 AABP Conference. All proceeds from this auction will go towards further enhancing the premier student scholarship program of the AABP. A live auction will be held during the Friday night social event. A simultaneous silent auction will be held with items on display and available for bidding on in the exhibit hall. Back again this year are small group Clinical Forums, which give you, the bovine practitioner, opportunities to "pick the brains" of experts on an array of clinical topics. All AABP members are invited to attend the most up-to-date and futuristic sessions on Beef, Cow-Calf, Dairy, Feedlot, and General cattle topics. Regardless of your interest areas, you will leave the conference with information that you can take home and use immediately in your own practice … the kind of information that will make you a better bovine practitioner. Veterinary technicians are
invited to attend a two-day Veterinary Technician program which will
be held this year on Friday and Saturday This year we again welcome the American Association of Small Ruminant Practitioners, which will meet jointly with the AABP in Omaha. All registrants will be able to attend sessions scheduled throughout the week as part of the AABP and AASRP conference agendas … ideal for the mixed animal practitioner. In addition to the scientific sessions, there are Practice Tips, Research Summaries, Student Case Presentations, and scientific posters that will be presented at the Qwest Center. For the 2009 conference hotel information, click on the Hotel Reservations button on the left hand side of this page. Look here for future announcements for additional information on Omaha, its great history and its multitude of area attractions.
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(the Saturday sessions will be off-site). All veterinary technicians or veterinary
technician students are invited to attend all conference sessions on Thursday
and Friday. Veterinarians are invited to any of the sessions for technicians.