SDGA Veterinary CE Sessions at AASRP 2026

ADGA National Convention, Indianapolis

Overview

The Sustainable Dairy Goat Agrisystems (SDGA) project is pleased to sponsor a series of veterinary and research-focused presentations during the 2026 American Association of Small Ruminant Practitioners (AASRP) meeting held at the ADGA National Convention in Indianapolis, IN. These sessions will provide current information on dairy goat health, disease management, biosecurity, facility design, and emerging industry challenges. Session content is intended for veterinarians, veterinary students, Extension professionals, researchers, and allied industry professionals.
 

Featured Sessions

ORF or Reportable Disease: Diseases of the Mucocutaneous Junction | Presented by Dr. Rosie Busch, UC Davis

Secure Food Supply Planning | Presented by Dr. Rosie Busch, UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine

Dairy Goat Facility Design | Presented by Jennifer Bentley and Larry Tranel, ISU Extension and Outreach

Update on Mastitis in Dairy Goats | Presented by Dr. Pat Gorden, ISU College of Veterinary Medicine

Respiratory Disease Update | Presented by Dr. Amanda Kreuder, ISU College of Veterinary Medicine

Through these presentations, SDGA researchers and collaborators will share practical, research-based information that supports the health, welfare, and productivity of dairy goat herds across the United States.

For More Information

For conference details, continuing education information, session times, and registration, visit the AASRP Continuing Education Schedule on the ADGA Annual Convention website.

 

Thumbnail
SDGA Event_AI.png
Event Date/Time

The project is based at Iowa State University and the work is supported by the Agriculture and Food Research Initiative's Sustainable Agricultural Systems (SAS) program grant no. 2024-68012-41749 from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture. Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and should not be construed to represent any official USDA or U.S. Government determination or policy.