IPVS CONGRESS 2010: Canada

22-07-2010 | Home | Photoreport

IPVS CONGRESS 2010: Canada

The International Pig Veterinary Society Congress has landed in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Approximately 2,700 pig veterinarians gathered to discuss the latest developments in swine veterinary science. Vetsweb editor Emmy Koeleman and Pig Progress editor Vincent ter Beek report…

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