Dr. Bill Hollis (Carthage Veterinary Service), Dr. Jer Geiger (PIC), and Dr. Jean Paul Cano (PIC) discuss disease elimination, which is becoming ever more important as the industry works to reduce antibiotic use.
From the 2019 Boehringer Ingelheim AASV Pre-Symposium on March 8 in Orlando, FL:
In this special SwineCast, a special panel discusses the issues of critical importance today with the pork industry and thoughts on the future.
The panel includes Dr. Dave Bomgaars (President at RC Family Farms and Orange City Veterinary Clinic), Dr. Jim Lowe (Associate Professor and Director of the i-Learning Center, College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Illinois), and Bill Davis (Boehringer Ingelheim Director of Government Affairs). The panel is moderated by Dr. John Waddell (Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica, Senior Professional Services Veterinarian).
A Discussion About the Challenges and Opportunities Ahead In a panel moderated by Dr. John Waddell (Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica, Senior Professional Services Veterinarian), Dr. Dave Bomgaars (President at RC Family Farms and Orange City Veterinary Clinic), Dr. Jim Lowe (Associate Professor and Director of the i-Learning Center, College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Illinois), and Bill Davis (Boehringer Ingelheim Director of Government Affairs) discuss the issues of critical importance today with the pork industry and thoughts on the future [video].
From 2019 American Association of Swine Veterinarians:
Jonathon Hoek from Premier BioSource and Summit Precision Production, shares how to find good employees.
Dr. Megan Schnur with Norbrook, Inc. helps us understand the value of reviewing the risks of African Swine Fever coming on to your farm through feed, pharmaceuticals, and nutraceutical products.
Megan Kuhn with Elanco on how social media can be helpful for swine veterinarians.
From the 2019 National Institute for Animal Agriculture Annual meeting in Des Moines, Iowa, Gregory Ibach, the USDA Under Secretary of Agriculture for Marketing and Regulatory Programs, provides a high level update on the USDA animal disease tractability program.
2019 NIAA Annual Conference, Animal Agriculture - Innovation, Technology, & Consumer Engagement, April 8 - 11, 2019, Des Moines, IA, USA. Panel presentations helped attendees learn about livestock traceability, agriculture innovation and entrepreneurship, and communicating with people about science.
Foreign Animal Disease Preparedness Dr. Patrick Webb, National Pork Board, provides an update on the actions all farm operations should be doing to be vigilant, observant, and ready when a foreign animal disease happens on their farm [video].
From the 2019 Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference, Dr. Aaron Wilson from the OSU Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center, shares what weather and climate are, highlighting the changes that are impacting the future of crops long term.
Boehringer Ingelheim 2019 AASV Pre-Symposium, March 8, Orlando, FL, USA. Presentations helped attendees learn about issues in swine veterinary health (PCV3, IAV-S control, PRRS MLV Dose), leadership, and the state of policy and politics in the USA.
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