Emphasizing collaboration, unity, and education among industry leaders, producers and technology experts, U.S. CattleTrace unveiled plans for the 2024 U.S. CattleTrace Symposium, scheduled for Nov. 18-19 at the American Royal Complex in Kansas City. The two-day event is designed to propel voluntary animal disease traceability into the future.
“We are excited to host the 2024 U.S. CattleTrace Symposium, where stakeholders from across the industry can come together to explore the latest advancements and strategies in animal disease traceability,” says Callahan Grund, Executive Director at U.S. CattleTrace. “This symposium underscores our commitment to fostering collaboration and leveraging technology to safeguard animal health and industry sustainability.”
The symposium serves as a pivotal platform for exchanging knowledge and driving innovation within animal disease traceability. Attendees will engage in an immersive experience aimed at shaping the trajectory of the beef cattle industry. Building upon the success of the 2023 tabletop exercise, participants will delve into current animal disease traceability response tools in the U.S. and contribute insights towards enhancing future responses through a voluntary contact tracing approach.
More details, including the comprehensive agenda and registration information, will soon be available at www.uscattletrace.org. Industry professionals, stakeholders, and interested parties are encouraged to visit the website regularly for updates.
