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Banff Pork Seminar
2001 Proceedings


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Sessions

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Sections

  • Session I: Positioning Pork in the Global Food Industry
  • Session II: Will Greenhouse Gasses Constrain the Pork Industry?
  • Session III: Will We use Genetically-Modified Products in the Pork Industry
  • Session IV: Assuring Pork Safety

Breakout Sessions

Abstracts


Session I: Positioning Pork in the Global Food Industry
Selling Pork in the Global Marketplace
Jacques Pomerleau
Session II: Will Greenhouse Gasses Constrain the Pork Industry?
What the Kyoto Protocol means to the Pork Industry
M.M. Boehm
Session III: Will We use Genetically-Modified Products in the Pork Industry?
Biotechnology and the Consumer as it Relates to Pork Production
G.A. Surgeoner
Session IV: Assuring Pork Safety
On-Farm Food Safety and Quality Assurance Programs
Thomas G. Blaha

Breakout Sessions


ABSTRACTS

Research that Works:
Alberta Pork Research Centre in Action

Meat Quality
A-1The Use of the Canadian Pork Carcass Grading System to Target Specific Weights of Commercial and Retail Pork Cuts
André Fortin, Alan K.W. Tong, Wayne M. Robertson, Stanley J. Landry and Sophie M. Zawadski
A-2Evaluation of the Genetic Markers: HFABP and AFABP in the Control of Marbling Fat in Pork
W. Jon Meadus, Robin MacInnis and Wayne M. Robertson
A-3The Frequency of the PRKAG3 Mutation (RN-) in the Commercial Pig Population and its Costs to Ham Production
W. Jon Meadus, Robin MacInnis and Michael E.R. Dugan
A-4The Relationship between Pork Colour and Protein Solubility
Austin C. Murray and Michael Johns
A-5Nutritional Management of Pre-slaughter Stress to Reduce Carcass Loss
A.L. Schaefer, W.M. Robertson, L. Holt-Klimec, P. Lepage, J. Colyn and S. Lohmann
A-6The Use of Electrical Impedance to Predict Saleable Yield of Hog Carcass
Alan K.W. Tong, Andrè Fortin, Wayne M. Robertson, Sophie M. Zawadski, Tong Liu and Brady P. Chabot
A-7Carcass Characteristics and Meat Quality of Pigs Fed Diets Containing Peas and Canola Meal
Wayne M. Robertson, Michael E.R. Dugan, Stan J. Landry, Karen Erin, George C. Clayton and Sam Jaikaran

Pork Safety & Animal Health
A-8Validation of a HACCP System for Dressing Hog Carcasses
Jeff Bryant, Colin O. Gill, Don Brereton and Chuck Pimm
A-9Lysozyme and Nisin Inhibit Spoilage Bacteria on Naturally Contaminated Pork
Frances M. Nattress, Christopher K. Yost and Lynda P. Baker
A-10Enumeration of Bacterial Pathogens on Commercial Pork
Frances M. Nattress, Christopher K. Yost, Lynda P. Baker and Deborah Olsen
A-11Prevalence of Environmentally Important Parasites and Bacteria in Alberta Hogs
N.J. Guselle, C.L. Carron and M.E. Olson
A-12Development of an In Situ Model for Measuring E.Coli Adherence and Immune Response in Newly Weaned Piglets
Ian R. Johnson, Ronald O. Ball, Vickie Baracos, Sue Goruk and Catherine Field

Nutrition & Metabolism
A-13Extruded Peas for Weaner Pigs
S. Jaikaran, F.X. Aherne and W.C. Caine
A-14Effect of Replacing Soybean Meal in Weaner Diets with Ground or Extruded Canola Seed and Peas on Pig Performance
S. Jaikaran, F.X. Aherne and W.R. Caine
A-15Intestinal Development of Pigs from Sows fed a Zinc Amino Acid Complex
W. Caine, M. McFall, B. Miller, D. Onderka, R. Kirkwood, S. Jaikaran and T. Fakler
A-16Predictability of Body Weight Changes in Sows during Gestation
D.R. Cooper, J.F. Patience, R.T. Zijlstra & M. Rademacher
A-17Effect of Crude Protein Level and Fiber Sources on Nitrogen Excretion Patterns in Grower Pigs
Symeon Zervas and Ruurd T. Zijlstra
A-18Effect of Supplemental Enzyme in Barley with Low, Medium and High DE Content fed to Grower Pigs
R.T. Zijlstra, B.K. Sloan and J.F Patience
A-19Adaptation to a Change in Dietary Lysine or Protein Occurs Quickly Regardless of Pig Weight
S Möhn, R.F.P. Bertolo, Paul B. Pencharz & Ronald O. Ball
A-20Effect of Low Protein Diets on Performance and Energy Metabolism of Sows
D. Janine Boettger, Sönke Möhn and Ronald O. Ball
A-21Development of Rapid Method to Determine Lysine Requirement in Individual Pigs
Robert F.P. Bertolo, S Möhn, Paul B. Pencharz and Ronald O. Ball
A-22A New Rapid Method to Determine "True Metabolic Availability" of Lysine in Feedstuffs
Robert F.P. Bertolo, S Möhn, Paul B. Pencharz and Ronald O. Ball
A-23Threonine Requirement and Availability are Affected by Feeds that Stimulate Gut Mucin
Semone B. Myrie, Robert F.P. Bertolo, Sönke Möhn, Paul B. Pencharz, Willem Sauer and Ronald O. Ball
A-24The Sparing Capacity of Cysteine on the Requirement for Methionine is 40% in Both Orally Fed and Intravenously Fed Piglets
Anna K. Shoveller, Paul B. Pencharz and Ronald O. Ball
A-25Intestinal Development of Early-Weaned Pigs Receiving Diets Supplemented with Urea Cycle Amino Acids
Robyn D. Harte, Angela L. Ewtushik, R.F.P Bertolo and Ronald O. Ball
A-26The Branched Chain Amino Acid (BCAA) Requirements of the Newborn Piglet
Raja Elango, Paul B. Pencharz and Ronald O. Ball
A-27Neonatal Piglets with Small Intestinal Atrophy Fed Arginine at Concentrations 100 to 300% of NRC Were Arginine Deficient
Janet A. Brunton, Robert F.P. Bertolo, Paul B. Pencharz and Ronald O. Ball

Reproductive Physiology & Breeding
A-28Lactation Length Effects on Reproductive Performance in First Parity Sows
Heather Willis, Louisa Zak and George Foxcroft
A-29IVF Technique for Assessing Semen Quality and Boar Fertility
Ana L. Ruiz-Sanchez, Rose O'Donoghue & George Foxcroft
A-30The Effect of Gilt Age at Puberty on Lifetime Reproductive Performance
Melissa MacLean, Heather Willis, Rose Monaghan and George Foxcroft

Environmental & Manure Management
A-31Reduction of Odour and Gas Emissions from Swine Buildings Using Canola Oil Sprinkling and Alternate Diets
S. Godbout, S.P. Lemay, R. Joncas, J.P. Larouche, D.Y. Martin, M. Leblanc, A. Marquis, J.F. Bernier, R.T. Zijlstra, E.M. Barber and D. Massé
A-32Odour Control and Reduction in a Pig Feeder Barn Using an Enclosed Dunging Area (EDA) and Biofiltration
J. Feddes, B. Bloemendaal, I.Edeogu, R. Coleman, S. Lemay and H. Gonyou
A-33Improved Technology for the Exposure Assessment of Career Pig Barn Workers
Irene Wenger
A-34Impact of Liquid Hog Manure Application on Community Composition of Mixed Prairie and Fescue Grasslands
L.J. Blonski and E.W. Bork
A-35Comparison of Surface Application and Injection of Liquid Hog Manure by Measuring Trends in Ammonia Volatilization
Brian D. Lambert and Edward W. Bork
A-36Odour Control by a Negative Air Pressure Geotextile Manure Storage Cover
Michelle Follensbee, Marvin Salomons, Ikechukwu Edeogu and Milt Risdon

Behaviour & Management
A-37Behavioural Diversity within Groups of Juvenile Pigs
Stephanie M. Hayne and Harold W. Gonyou
A-38Effect of Level and Source of Nitrogen and Minerals on Water Utilization Patterns in Growing Pigs
M.I. Shaw & J.F. Patience
A-39Water Intake and Wastage by Grower/Finisher Pigs at Nipple Drinkers
Yuzhi Li and Harold. W. Gonyou
A-40Effect of Feed Presentation on the Feeding Behaviour of Grower/Finisher Pigs
Kimberly A.M. MacDonald and Harold W. Gonyou
A-41Response to Site of Weaning (ON vs. OFF) and Dietary Energy Content on Performance of Weaned Pigs
C.L. Levesque, J.F. Patience, E. Beltranena, R.T. Zijlstra and A. Van Kessel
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