This workshop bring together experts focused on surveying and communicating the human and economic dimensions of antimicrobial resistance in agriculture. It consists of 30-35 participants, including researchers, graduate students, post-docs, and industry experts in this area. Participants give brief presentations of their work and participate in discussion sessions and working groups in order to coordinate research efforts, cultivate long-term collaborations, and offer mentoring opportunities between students and professionals outside of their home institutions.

We are excited to announce a $645,000 USDA-NIFA Partnership Award between The One Herd Lab and Dr. Dave Renaud at the University of Guelph! This is a three-year award focused on improving the level of care male calves receive soon after birth on the farm.

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Dr. Habing travels to Costa Rica to give a lecture entitled: “Dairy calf management—A comparison of practices and producer attitudes among conventional and organic herds” at the 35th World Veterinary Association Congress!