Accel-Link News... Websites to Visit! New Flyers Available From Accelerated Genetics
Several new flyers have been released by Accelerated Genetics. Click below to view any of these flyers (pdf) to learn more! Holstein Trait Leaders The Genetics of the Future...Today! Learn More About GeneFORCE™ View GeneFORCE Young Sires by Breed: Sexed Semen Available In Top Genetic Sires! Acc-ss™ Sexed Semen is available for Dairy and Beef Cattle! For more information about ACC-SS™ Sexed Semen or to order, contact your local representative, call 1-800-451-9275, or visit www.accelgen.com. Accelerated Genetics ©2009 Accelerated Genetics |
PACE and Genomic Questions and Answers
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Farm Product of the Month: Bovine Accelyte II
A unique electrolyte designed to combat the loses due to dehydration. Can be used for both pre-hydrating (prior to stress) and re-hydrating (post stress) cattle. Contains electrolytes to replace those lost during stress energy to provide an added boost when needed most minerals needed to compensate for deficiencies from reduced feed intakes and vitamins necessary for life. Click here for more information about Bovine Accelyte II Now! Young Producer Summer Meltdown Celebration To Be Held At Hoard’s Dairyman Farm
This year’s event will begin at 10:00 am with a tour of the Hoard’s Dairyman Farm, which was expanded in 2007. Producers will have the opportunity see their dairy barn and milking center and learn first hand about how they manage their Guernsey herd. Then while still on the farm a picnic lunch will be served and everyone will have time to network with other producers in the dairy business. Rounding out the afternoon, the event heads to downtown Fort Atkinson to the National Dairy Shrine Visitors Center and Hoard Historical Museum to continue the celebration of agriculture...READ MORE! Download More Information about the Summer Melt-down Now (pdf)! For more information, visit the Name Change For Swine Flu According to the U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security and USDA, the swine flu name is not accurate and is causing unnecessary problems and concerns. Homeland Security officials have announced that the virus name would be changed to the Influenza A (H1N1) virus. USDA is also recommending the name change to eliminate public confusion about this illness and to more accurately characterize H1N1 as a human-to-human transmitted virus. So far, this new variant of H1N1 influenza has not been identified in any North American swine. For complete article and more information, please click here. |
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