BioStone Animal Health Connects with the Cattle Industry at the 2026 Texas A&M Beef Cattle Short Course
BioStone highlights autogenous bacterin services and the AsurBreed™ Early Open Cow Test while connecting with cattle producers, veterinarians, and industry professionals
DALLAS-FORT WORTH, TX — August 6, 2026 — BioStone Animal Health recently exhibited at Texas A&M’s Beef Cattle Short Course (BCSC) in College Station, Texas. The event brought together more than 2,000 cattle producers, veterinarians, educators, and other industry professionals, providing the BioStone team with an opportunity to connect with members of the cattle industry and learn more about their current needs and priorities.
Key Highlights:
- Connected with cattle producers, veterinarians, researchers, and educators from across the industry.
- Discussed BioStone’s autogenous bacterin services and opportunities to support veterinarians and cattle operations facing herd-specific bacterial disease challenges.
- Shared information about the AsurBreed™ Early Open Cow Test (OCT), an emerging reproductive management technology designed to support earlier identification of open cows and more timely rebreeding decisions.
- Gained valuable feedback and insight into the challenges and priorities facing cattle producers and veterinarians.
BioStone’s participation at BCSC reflects its continued commitment to supporting the cattle industry through innovative veterinary biologics and reproductive management technologies. BioStone appreciates everyone who visited the booth and looks forward to continuing the relationships and conversations developed during the event.
