Veterinary Science Career Development Events Handbook

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August 31, 2021
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Veterinary Science CDE Handbook for educators and students interested in veterinary science.

This edition of the Veterinary Science CDE Handbook has been updated to illustrate and address the current rules, knowledge, and scorecard required for the event. It should be of interest to students, teachers, FFA coaches, and anyone interested in veterinary science. (98 pages)

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