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Sponsors and Exhibits ICAR looks at and addresses many different livestock species and economically important areas of production and genetics. With members in 47 countries, ICAR’s aim is to promote the development and improvement of activities related to performance recording and the evaluation of farm livestock. Task forces, working groups and subcommittees – ranging from animal identification to recording devices to milk analysis to artificial insemination to animal recording data to genetic analysis – drive much of ICAR’s work. Interbull is an ICAR subcommittee that is responsible for promoting the development and execution of international genetic evaluations for most of the economically important traits in dairy cattle, but a group has been formed to work on beef genetic evaluations also. Interbull efforts in genetic evaluations is through coordinating international communication and research efforts and providing multiple country dairy cattle evaluations to more than 25 countries. We invite you to gather with more than 500 of the world’s representatives in the animal production industry and help sponsor the ICAR 36th Session and Interbull Meeting. Please see the enclosed sponsorship levels for more details. With meals and health breaks being served in the Hall of Technologies Tuesday through Thursday morning, you will have several opportunities to visit with session attendees and prospective customers. You won’t get lonely! With its state-of-the-art communications technology and comfortable meeting environment, The Conference Center Niagara Falls is a wonderful facility to share ideas, scientific data and hands-on applications. Free wireless Internet access is available throughout the conference center. Whether it’s measuring milk, functional traits, meat or fiber, interact with and learn from the decision makers for all parts of the world. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to support and foster the advancement of animal recording, identification and information management. For more information, please feel to contact: Jay Mattison JoDee Sattler We appreciate your consideration in helping sponsor the 2008 ICAR
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