2014 Presentations
Please note: Presentations below may be different than those presented during the conference or there may be no slides.
This is at the request of the speaker.
Saturday, September 13, 2014
University of Alberta-University of Minnesota Reproduction Workshop: Managing a healthy & robust breeding herd; Room 13/14
Welcome and introduction-Michael Dyck
Evaluating the breeding heard-audits-Blaine Tully
Mycotoxins & breeding herd fertility-Max Hawkins
Controlling PRRS in the breeding herd-Montse Torremorell
Genetic basis for host responses to PRRS-Jack Dekkers
Selection for PCV Resistance-Dan Ciobanu
Managing PED in the breeding herd-James Lehman
From Geeks to Geeks: Techniques for detection of swine disease clusters in time and space; Room 10
Brazilian Symposium: Update on Biosecurity and Disease Traceability
What PEDv taught us about biosecurity-Peter Davies
Opportunities on biosecurity in Brazil-Daniel Linhares
Traceability of infectious diseases-Lucas Fernando dos Santos
Sunday, September 14, 2014
Carlos Pijoan SDEC Symposium: Feed biosecurity in the wake of PED; Room 8
Welcome and introduction-Pedro Urriola
From Melamine to salmonella: Lessons from the pet food industry for the swine industry-Shaun Kennedy
Evidence of feed transmitting PEDV:
The Canadian experience-Marty Misener
Evidence of transmission in integrated systems-Paul Yeske
Experimental transmission of PEDV via feed-Scott Dee
What we know about PEDV and other coronavirus survivability-Sagar Goyal
Practical options for controlling PEDV in feed manufacturing-Jason Woodworth
Risk pathways associated with ingredients of porcine origin-Peter Davies
The regulatory side of feed and how it will change current practice-Cassie Jones
At the end of the day, we still need to feed the pigs!-Mike Tokach
Advanced hedging strategies for today's swine industry; Room 15
Chinese swine industry; Room 13/14
Welcome and introduction-Frank Liu
Effect of lactation on subsequent sow performance and pig growth-Jiyao Guo
Impact of feeding DDGs on growth performance-Fangzhou Wu
Relationship of feeder space to pig growth-Yijie He
Diet composition and particle size effects on pig performance and the environmental-Zhaohui Luo
Digestibility of high fiber feed ingredients for growing pigs-Zhimin Huang
Differential distribution of invariant natural killer T cells subsets in spleen-Haiguang Wang
Evolution of PRRS Virus and selection mechanisms at the cellular and animal levels-Xiong Wang
Immunological inhibition induced by PCV2 and relevant prevention and control measures-Qinye Song
Monday, September 15, 2014
Keynote Presentations; Ballroom A/B
Pijoan Lecture-Recent emergence of swine coronaviruses in North America-Dick Hesse
Spatial epidemiology of PED-Andres Perez
Breakout Sessions: 10:30am-12:00pm
PED Diagnostics and Immunity; Ballroom A/B
Understand the molecular evolution of PEDV-Doug Marthaler
PEDV antibodies and immune response-Michael Murtaugh
Serological assays for PEDV and PDCoV antibody detection-Travis Clement and Aaron Singrey
Diagnostic Cases; Ballroom D
Influenza and Public Health; Room 2
This session is in part sponsored by NPB
Research Update: Influenza A virus transmission at agricultural fairs-Andrew Bowman
Flu at the live animal markets-Montse Torremorell
Antimicrobial Regulatory Changes; Room 6
AMDUCAand New Regulations-Mike Apley
FDA’s Antimicrobial Resistance Strategy: The role of vets and producers-Craig Lewis
Panel Discussion: Preparing for and experiencing an FDA investigation-Deb Murray, Adam Schelkopf, Doug Groth & Mark Schwartz
Optimal Feeding Strategy and Monitoring Methods for Gestating Sows; Room 8
Introduction to sow longevity-Dean Boyd-(no slides)
Evaluating body condition & reproductive performance-Mark Knauer
Feeding sows for maximum lifetime production-Matt Culbertson
Breakout Sessions: 1:30pm-3:30pm
PED Epidemiology; Ballroom A/B
PED incidence, time to stability& production impact-Dane Goede
PED shedding and contamination potential from infected boars-Darwin Reicks
Results of AASV/USDA Rapid Response Team Investigations of swine enteric coronavirus positive herds-Brian McCluskey
New Research on Influenza; Ballroom D
Vaccination strategies and risk factors associated with influenza in piglets at weaning-Matt Allerson
Co-circulation of influenza A viruses in swine populations-Andres Diaz
Dynamics of influenza aerosols in acutely infected pigs-Montse Torremorell
What Do ConsumersLook for When They Buy Pork; Room 2
Agritourism- A great opportunity to share a positive farming message with the public-Brian Martin and Jon Hoek
Consumer perceptions of livestock production-Josh Trenary
Consumers: What Do They Want to Know?-Jarrod Sutton
Can We Manage the Gut Biome?; Room 6
Introduction-Maria Pieters (no slides)
Modulating the animal gut microbiome with direct-fed microbials: Friend or foe?-Tim Johnson
Host-Microbe Interactions: Effects on nutrition and physiology-Tom Burkey
Sow Research-Outstanding Student Presentations from 2014 Midwest Animal Science Meeting; Room 8
Stimulation of estrus and ovulation in lactating sows-Hyatt Frobose
The effects of an altered suckling method on piglet performance during late lactation and the nursery period-Hyatt Frobose
Effect of nursing intensity on sow performance and nursing behavior during a subsequent lactation-Jiyao Guo
Phase feeding of sows during gestation and lactation-Devi Pangeni
Breakout Sessions: 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
PED Cases; Ballroom A/B
PED: New sow farm breaks and impact on nursery finish-Mike Eisenmenger
PED: Gilt acclimation and the epidemiology of rebreaks-Ian Levis
PEDv production mortality by strain and protocols for TTN-Joe Connor
Impact of the Immune Response in Swine Pathogen Interactions; Ballroom D
The clinician's perspective-Joel Nerem
Impact of the immune response in swine pathogen interaction: The diagnostician's perspective-Regg Neiger & Angela Pillatzki
Infectious disease, inflammation and the cytokine storm-Chris Chase
Antimicrobial Resistance and Public Health; Room 2
This session is in part sponsored by NPB
Antimicrobials and the environment-Randy Singer
MRSA in the swine industry - recent developments-Peter Davies
Feeding Requirements in Pigs with Disease; Room 6
Introduction-Dean Boyd
Functional nutrients and immune modulation-Richard Faris
Does immune activation alter growth potential and nutrient digestibility?-Jeffrey Escobar
Growing Pig Research-Outstanding Student Presentations from 2014 Midwest Animal Science Meeting; Room 8
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Keynotes: Be Prepared
African swine fever getting closer-Dan Rock
Hanson Lecture: What else is on our radar screen?-Mark Engle
Working on preparedness-Paul Sundberg
Developing response plans for emerging diseases-Liz Wagstrom
Breakout Sessions: 10:30am-12:00pm
M. hyopneumoniae; Ballroom A/B
Evaluating the dynamics of M. hyopneumoniae in gilt acclimation:The start of the infection chain-Eduardo Fano
Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae acclimation: Overcoming challenges in the field-Laura Dalquist
M. hyopneumoniae-Bill Hollis
Biosecurity Strategies for Aerosols; Ballroom D
Effect of the electrostatic particle ionization (EPI) technology on decreasing PRRS, PED and influenza viruses in aerosols-Carmen Alonso
Standards for filter testing and testing used filters for PRRS Virus-Montse Torremorell
Effect of air filtration on PED Virus prevention-Scott Dee
Filtration: 10 years and 100 farms later...what have we learned?-Darwin Reicks
Animal Welfare; Room 2
This session is sponsored by NPB
A review of approaches to pain management in piglets-Annette O'Connor
Pig transport environment during extreme outdoor temperatures-Angela Green
Establishing a common industry audit-Sherrie Webb
Hot Topics; Room 6
Plastic toxicity: Implication for reproductive performance-Juan Luis Ubeda
Impact of PED in growing pigs-Julio Alvarez
Doesprevious infection with Indel cross protect against prototype?-Dane Goede
Reducing the Impact of Seasonal Loss of Productivity; Room 8
This session is sponsored by NPB
Overview of the issue-Lance Baumgard
Understanding the biology of seasonal infertility-Jason Ross
Impact of in utero heat stress on subsequent growth, composition and reproduction-Tim Safranski
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM; Ballroom C
Lunch & Distinguished Lecture: Nate Hagens: Feeding the world in the 21st Century: A wide boundary perspective