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2009 National Holstein Convention A Great Success
Even though the temperature was in the triple digits, a great crowd showed up to view and participate in the annual cattle sale. For the complete highlights from the 2009 Holstein Convention, New Genetic Trends and AHP Resource Guide Now Available
Take Photos, Win A Digital Camera Do you enjoy taking photos? Well, if so, have you ever thought about entering a photo contest? This year Accelerated Genetics' Annual Photo Contest is giving away a digital camera to the winning entry along with some other great prizes. The themes for this year's contest are: 'Favorite Cows' and 'Picturesque Pastures'. For full contest details check out the January 2009 Genetic Trends or go to www.accelgen.com. The entry deadline is September 1, 2009. Click here to get the photo contest details now! Know Your Enemy: Mastitis Management Begins With Correct Identification
The biggest hurdle to establishing a sound milk quality program is usually where to begin. There are really only three main areas that need to be addressed or identified, and while that may seem overly simplified, starting off with a basic outline and expanding from there makes a complex problem more manageable...Download This Article: Page 6 & Page 7! Sire of the Month: 014HO04766 Roylane Champion Champ-ET
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The 2009 National Holstein Convention was held June 25-30 in Sacramento, CA. Accelerated Genetics
was a key sponsor for the Convention Sale and Dinner held Sunday June 28 at the Dixon May Fairgrounds in Sacramento, CA. 
Mastitis and poor milk quality is one of the most costly issues on any dairy. With few exceptions, every dairy has or has had a problem with their milk quality program. What separates those who overcome the problem and those who can't seem to find a solution is usually a sound, written mastitis and milk quality protocol. 