Welcome to the BVDV Control & Prevention Web Site!

Today BVDV infections are seen in all ages of cattle throughout the world and have significant economic impact due to productive and reproductive losses. In the last two decades, recent advances in molecular genetic research has led to an increased understanding of the wide range of clinical diseases associated with BVDV. Learning how to control the spread of the virus is a challenge that still faces researchers.

Cattle producers and veterinarians are invited to join us on March 5, 2005 at Auburn University's Overton Auditorium for a complimentary symposium on the Control and Prevention of BVDV in Southeastern Cattle Herds. The symposium includes 6 hours of CE and lunch on Saturday.