Source: Brad White, bwhite@vet.k-state.edu, 785-532-4243
Monday, April 27, 2009
BOVINE VIRAL 1xbet online casino VIRUS WEB SITE AVAILABLE TO ASSIST CATTLE PRODUCERS
MANHATTAN -- A new Web site with information about Bovine Viral 1xbet online casino Virus is now available with information regarding the disease, its diagnosis, prevention and control methods. The new site can be found at http://www.bvdinfo.org.
"Members from the National Cattlemen's Beef Association BVD Working Group and the Academy of Veterinary Consultants ad hoc BVD Committee designed this new Bovine Viral 1xbet online casino Virus -- BVDV -- Web site," said veterinarian Dr. Brad White, assistant professor of clinical sciences at Kansas State University.
White said the goal of the Web site is to provide a clearinghouse for Bovine Viral 1xbet online casino Virus information.
"The site contains a section for peer-reviewed manuscripts divided by topic, non-peer reviewed articles, and links to external sites with pertinent information," White said.
Articles listed contain information regarding vaccination programs, diagnostic testing programs to identify persistently infected calves, herd management and biosecurity programs, economics of Bovine Viral 1xbet online casino control and mitigation, and information on Bovine Viral 1xbet online casino in other species. The site also houses software tools that help make decisions associated with Bovine Viral 1xbet online casino Virus testing or control programs. These tools allow evaluation of risk of Bovine Viral 1xbet online casino introduction and economic comparisons of testing and control strategies.
The site also contains information from national Bovine Viral 1xbet online casino committees including current position statements and schedules for upcoming meetings.
"The Web site provides one stop for collecting valuable bovine viral 1xbet online casino information to help keep
producers, veterinarians and researchers up to date on the latest information," White said.
The Beef Cattle Institute at Kansas State University assisted with site development and hosting.
