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Banff Pork Seminar
January 19 - 22, 2010

"New Process, New Product, New Policy"
Banff, Alberta, Canada


Tuesday, January 19, 2010

7:00 PMOpening Reception

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

8:15Welcome: Bryan Perkins, Chair, BPS Advisory Committee
Session I: What the Next Pandemic may Bring
8:30 Global Picture of Zoonotic Disease Outbreaks
Soren Alexandersen, National Centre for Foreign Animal Disease, MB
Presentation as PDF
9:15 Estimating the Market Cost of H1N1
Ron Gietz, Alberta Agriculture & Rural Development, AB
Presentation as PDF
10:00Coffee Break
10:30 Morning Breakout Sessions
12:00 Lunch
1:30 Afternoon Breakout Sessions
3:00Coffee Break
3:30 Breakout Sessions &/or Grad Student Competition continue to 5 pm
4:30 Intervet / Schering Plough Animal Health Reception

Thursday, January 21, 2010

8:15 Presentations: F.X. Aherne Prize for Innovative Pork Production; Grad Student Award
Session II: New Business Models
8:30 Effective Advertising & Product Promotion
Ellen Goddard, Rural Economy, Univ Alberta, AB
Presentation as PDF
9:15 "After the Dust Settles"
Kevin Grier, George Morris Centre, ON;
Steve Meyer, Paragon Economics Inc, IA
Presentation as PDF
10:00 Coffee Break
10:30 Morning Breakout Sessions
12:00 Lunch
1:30 Afternoon Breakout Sessions
3:00 Coffee Break
3:30 Breakout &/or Poster Sessions continue to 5 pm
4:30 Post-Session Reception - cash bar EHT & Max Bell Foyers

Friday, January 22, 2010

Session III: The Boom after the Bust
9:00 BPS Wrap up Info
Ron Ball, BPS Program Director
9:15 China's Pork Industry - Implications for the World
Chenjun Pan, Rabobank Beijing, China
Presentation as PDF
10:15 Refreshment Break
10:45 To the Brave go the Spoils
Douglas Porter, BMO Capital Markets, ON
Presentation as PDF
11:45 Closing Remarks
Ron Ball, BPS Program Director

Breakout Sessions

Morning Breakout Sessions:

10:30
to
Noon
1.Challenging our Pork Marketing Models Martin Rice, Canadian Pork Council, ON;
Kevin Grier, George Morris Centre, ON
2.Reducing Feed Costs – Research & Technical John Patience, Iowa State Univ, IA;
Gary Allee, University of Missouri-Columbia, MO
3.Livestock Health Surveillance Systems Brad Chappell, Swine Health Professionals, MB;
John Berezowski, AARD, AB
4.Best Practices in Financial & Risk Management Daniel Bluntzer, Frontier Risk Management, IL;
Ben Woolley, Sunterra Farms Ltd, AB
5.Producing Antibiotic-free Pork Manon St-Hilaire, veterinarian, QC
Darwin Kohler, Babcock Genetics, MN
6.Graduate Student Competition (Wednesday only) The best high value research will be selected for 20 minute theatre presentations and discussion. See what the future will bring in the fields of nutrition, breeding, management and the environment. All research posters will be displayed from 8 am to 5 pm Wednesday and Thursday.

The following forms are available as PDF files:

Afternoon Breakout Sessions:

 
1:30
to
4:30
7. H1N1 Influenza: Past, Present, Future Kevin Fonseca, Provincial Health Lab, AB
Marie Gramer, University of Minnesota, MN
Egan Brockhoff, Prairie Swine Health Services Ltd, AB
Julia Keenliside, Alberta Ag & Rural Development, AB
8.Reducing Feed Costs - Practical Application Roger Campbell, Pork CRC Ltd, Australia
Mick Hazzledine, Premier Nutrition, UK
Eduardo Beltranena, Alberta Ag & Rural Development, AB
9.Production for Profitability Tim Loula, Swine Vet Center, MN;
John Waddell, Sutton, Vet Clinic, NE;
Billy Flowers, North Carolina State Univ, NC;
Steve Dritz, Kansas State Univ, KS
10.Trade Impediments of Our Own Making Steve Meyer, Paragon Economics Inc, IA
Jacques Pomerleau, Canada Pork International, ON
Claude Boissonneault, Candian Food Inspection Agency, ON
Ted Haney, Canada Beef Export Federation, ON
11.Planning for the Animal Welfare Issues John Mackinnon, Pig Health and Production Consultancy, UK
Ed Pajor, Univ Calgary Veterinary Medicine, AB
Bryan Hay, Maple Leaf Foods Inc, MB
Jennifer Woods, J Woods Livestock Services, AB
12. Capturing Genetic Potential in the Future Gerard Albers, Hendrix Genetics Research & Technology Centre, The Netherlands
David Casey, PIC - USA
Egbert Knol, IPG, The Netherlands
13. Government of Canada Assistance to the Hog Industry Martin Crevier, Financial Guarantee Programs Divisions, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, ON
Katia Courie, Financial Guarantee Programs Divisions, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, ON
Herman Simons, Chair Alberta Pork and Edulia Farms Ltd, AB
Eric Olson, Meyers Norris Penny, MB
Research Posters will be displayed from 8 am to 5 pm Wednesday and Thursday in the Max Bell Building.

The following forms are available as PDF files:

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