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|Events|May 30, 2018
Honey Bee Veterinary Consortium Conference
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Date: September 29 - September 30, 2018
Description:
As a result of the Veterinary Feed Directive (VFD), honey bees now fall into veterinarians purview. The Honey Bee Veterinary Consortium was formed following the advent of the VFD for honey bees. This conference will focus on what large scale or hobbyist beekeepers need, especially with regards to the VFD and disease management. Our mission is to educate veterinarians and apiarists on how to integrate veterinary care into beekeeping.
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Event type: CE Meeting
Event Address: NC State University College of Veterinary Medicine1060 William Moore Drive, Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
Sponsor: NC State University College of Veterinary Medicine
For More Information:Dane Johnston,NC State University College of Veterinary Medicine
1060 William Moore Drive ,Raleigh ,North Carolina ,27607 ,United States
(919) 513-6366, [email protected], https://cvm.ncsu.edu/education/continuing-education/
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