AVMA News
OCTOBER 17, 2024
The American Association of Bovine Practitioners (AABP) held its 57th annual conference from September 12-14 in Columbus, Ohio. The AABP presented awards and seated new officials.
10,000 Birds
OCTOBER 17, 2024
Because I lived in South Africa for most of my youth, I have seen a large portion of the huge variety of species in this amazing country. Of these, some have become particular favourites over the years, some of which I list here in no particular order – it was already hard enough to get down to ten species in the first place (my initial title was “10 favourite species”…).
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AVMA News
OCTOBER 17, 2024
The AVMA currently seeks candidates for president-elect, vice president, and for two seats on the Board of Directors as well as nominations or applications for numerous other volunteer positions on councils and committees.
10,000 Birds
OCTOBER 17, 2024
By the time I post this, I will be in Dublin, Ireland. This will be the beginning of a work trip to Spain and Morocco. But we always try to find somewhere new and interesting for the first few days of such trips, while we adjust to new time zones. This year’s choice was Dublin. We have been making these trips annually for three years now.
SalesFuel
OCTOBER 17, 2024
It’s the fourth quarter of the fiscal year and it’s time to consider how your accounts will look at closing. I’m not trying to lay guilt or suggest heroics but in a tough year you can’t let up. Now is when your personal selling strategies can rise to the challenge of a strong finish. B2B sales processes have matured in the last few years. Prospects are flooded with poorly researched questions and generic messages that offer little relevant insight.
AnimalEquality.net
OCTOBER 17, 2024
Update October 2024 – Brazil’s Environment and Sustainable Development Committee approved a bill to stop the killing of male chicks. Introduced by Congresswoman Luciene Cavalcante at Animal Equality’s request, the bill proposes using in-ovo sexing technology, which could save 84 million chicks each year. It now awaits approval from three more committees before moving to the Senate.
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