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X-WR-CALDESC:Join MSU Extension and Montana Department of Livestock Veterin
 arian\, Dr. Brenee Peterson\, for a very important biosecurity update for 
 all horses and livestock in Montana. \n\nWho should come to the event:\nSt
 akeholders who may be involved in disaster preparedness may include livest
 ock producers\, agricultural organizations\, emergency managers\, law enfo
 rcement\, department of transportation\, veterinarians\n\nWhy you should c
 ome to the event:\n- FREE LUNCH! Sponsored by CHS Mountain West Coop\n- Mi
 tigate stress and chaos during the next emergency.\n- Be more informed!\n
 \n3 Takeaways from the event:\n1) Attendees will receive recent animal hea
 lth updates related to diseases affecting a variety of animals in Montana 
 and across the United States. Animal health updates may include Johnes\, H
 igh pathogenic avian influenza and equine diseases like West Nile\, Equine
  Herpes Virus and Equine Infectious Anemia.\n\n2) Attendees will learn abo
 ut disaster preparedness centered around a foreign animal disease outbreak
  and how to protect their operation.\n\n3) Attendees will also have an act
 ive involvement in developing a state-wide communication plan for the stat
 e of Montana that can be utilized during a foreign animal disease outbreak
 .\n\nWho is Dr. Brenee Peterson:\nDr. Brenee Peterson grew up on the famil
 y farm north of Havre\, Montana. Her family raises Polled Hereford cattle 
 and farms many acres of wheat. At a young age\, she knew she wanted to be 
 a part of agriculture and decided to pursue veterinary medicine. Dr. Peter
 son earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science from Montana S
 tate University. After receiving her Bachelor’s degree\, she attended vete
 rinary school and was part of the inaugural class of the WIMU program thro
 ugh Washington State University. She graduated from Washington State in 20
 18. Following graduation\, Dr. Peterson worked as an associate veterinaria
 n in communities throughout the state. Throughout the years she enjoyed pr
 acticing mixed animal medicine and enjoyed performing soft tissue surgerie
 s. She transitioned into regulatory medicine last fall to help the agricul
 tural community in Montana.\n\nIn her off time\, Dr. Peterson enjoys hikin
 g\, camping\, traveling and helping on the farm. She also enjoys going on 
 adventures with her two mutts Tony and Turk. Along with playing fetch with
  her cat Tang.\n\nSPONSORED BY CHS MOUNTAIN WEST COOP- Missoula\n
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DESCRIPTION:Join MSU Extension and Montana Department of Livestock Veterina
 rian\, Dr. Brenee Peterson\, for a very important biosecurity update for a
 ll horses and livestock in Montana. \n\nWho should come to the event:\nSta
 keholders who may be involved in disaster preparedness may include livesto
 ck producers\, agricultural organizations\, emergency managers\, law enfor
 cement\, department of transportation\, veterinarians\n\nWhy you should co
 me to the event:\n- FREE LUNCH! Sponsored by CHS Mountain West Coop\n- Mit
 igate stress and chaos during the next emergency.\n- Be more informed!\n\n
 3 Takeaways from the event:\n1) Attendees will receive recent animal healt
 h updates related to diseases affecting a variety of animals in Montana an
 d across the United States. Animal health updates may include Johnes\, Hig
 h pathogenic avian influenza and equine diseases like West Nile\, Equine H
 erpes Virus and Equine Infectious Anemia.\n\n2) Attendees will learn about
  disaster preparedness centered around a foreign animal disease outbreak a
 nd how to protect their operation.\n\n3) Attendees will also have an activ
 e involvement in developing a state-wide communication plan for the state 
 of Montana that can be utilized during a foreign animal disease outbreak.
 \n\nWho is Dr. Brenee Peterson:\nDr. Brenee Peterson grew up on the family
  farm north of Havre\, Montana. Her family raises Polled Hereford cattle a
 nd farms many acres of wheat. At a young age\, she knew she wanted to be a
  part of agriculture and decided to pursue veterinary medicine. Dr. Peters
 on earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science from Montana St
 ate University. After receiving her Bachelor’s degree\, she attended veter
 inary school and was part of the inaugural class of the WIMU program throu
 gh Washington State University. She graduated from Washington State in 201
 8. Following graduation\, Dr. Peterson worked as an associate veterinarian
  in communities throughout the state. Throughout the years she enjoyed pra
 cticing mixed animal medicine and enjoyed performing soft tissue surgeries
 . She transitioned into regulatory medicine last fall to help the agricult
 ural community in Montana.\n\nIn her off time\, Dr. Peterson enjoys hiking
 \, camping\, traveling and helping on the farm. She also enjoys going on a
 dventures with her two mutts Tony and Turk. Along with playing fetch with 
 her cat Tang.\n\nSPONSORED BY CHS MOUNTAIN WEST COOP- Missoula\n
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED: A Biosecurity Update for Horses and Livestock in Western
  Montana
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