Laboratory of Animal Production, Biotechnologies and Health (PABIOS)
In collaboration with
The departement of veterinary sciences, University of Souk Ahras (Algeria)
Organize
1st International Seminar on Animal Health and Production
(1er SISPA)
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Livestock diseases and population medicine in dairy cattle farms
October 11 and 12 , 2022 at Souk Ahras, Algéria (via google meet)
Dear researchers, thank you for your interest in our seminar
Important Dates
Dates of the Congress: October 11-12, 2022
Deadline for the Submission of Abstract: September 30, 2022
Notification for Acceptance: September 01 to 30, 2022
Announcement of the Seminar Program: October 4, 2022
Opening speeches
Opening speeches
Pr. BOUFAIDA Mahmoud, Rector of the University Mohamed Chérif Messaadia, Souk Ahras.
Dr. Gasmallah Noreddine, Director of the Institute of agronomic and veterinary sciences,University of Souk Ahras, Algeria
Dr. GHERISSI Djalel Eddine, Seminar Chair, Institute of agronomic and sciences,University of Souk Ahras, Algeria
Invited Speakers
Invited Speakers
Presentation and Objectifs
According to FAO (2018), milk consumption per year and per capita is 234 kg in developed countries, compared to 69 kg in developing countries. But the gap has tended to narrow for several years, with improved incomes and changing eating habits in emerging countries. This situation has been more or less affected in recent years by Covid 19, and official figures are lacking to establish a precise observation.
According to FAO (2018), milk consumption per year and per capita is 234 kg in developed countries, compared to 69 kg in developing countries. But the gap has tended to narrow for several years, with improved incomes and changing eating habits in emerging countries. This situation has been more or less affected in recent years by Covid 19, and official figures are lacking to establish a precise observation.
In Algeria, the average milk consumption is 157 kg/capita/year, i.e. 70 kg more than the world average set by the FAO (2018). However, it should be noted that milk in Algeria is still a subsidized product and imports represent 40% of consumption (≈2.5 billion liters out of a total of 6 billion liters). The objective sought is to improve the consumption level of locally produced milk in order to reach an average of 90 kg/inhabitant/year. This makes milk production one of the pillars of agriculture in Algeria and requires the veterinary sector to prepare and adapt to this challenge. On a global scale, there are two different situations in intensive dairy cattle farming; encourage larger farm sizes or impose restrictions on mega-farms. In both situations, fertile, healthy cows, a healthy and well-balanced diet, well-controlled breeding costs, genetic improvement leading to quantitatively and qualitatively interesting production, respect for biosecurity, well-being, and the environment are some of the primary objectives in order to meet the needs of the consumer with a health guarantee. However, certain difficulties are commonly encountered in this type of production, namely, the development of fodder systems, the progress of milking and the collection of milk, the impact of breeding diseases, the level of training of breeders, the development of buildings and the environment, etc.
In Algeria, the average milk consumption is 157 kg/capita/year, i.e. 70 kg more than the world average set by the FAO (2018). However, it should be noted that milk in Algeria is still a subsidized product and imports represent 40% of consumption (≈2.5 billion liters out of a total of 6 billion liters). The objective sought is to improve the consumption level of locally produced milk in order to reach an average of 90 kg/inhabitant/year. This makes milk production one of the pillars of agriculture in Algeria and requires the veterinary sector to prepare and adapt to this challenge. On a global scale, there are two different situations in intensive dairy cattle farming; encourage larger farm sizes or impose restrictions on mega-farms. In both situations, fertile, healthy cows, a healthy and well-balanced diet, well-controlled breeding costs, genetic improvement leading to quantitatively and qualitatively interesting production, respect for biosecurity, well-being, and the environment are some of the primary objectives in order to meet the needs of the consumer with a health guarantee. However, certain difficulties are commonly encountered in this type of production, namely, the development of fodder systems, the progress of milking and the collection of milk, the impact of breeding diseases, the level of training of breeders, the development of buildings and the environment, etc.
The livestock diseases are permanent, on all farms, unlike contagious diseases. For their part, livestock diseases result in less mortality increase than in a drop in animal performance, which has the effect of reversing the economic efficiency of herds. In dairy cattle farming, conditions can be multifactorial (respiratory problems, mastitis, lameness, infertility, etc.). This partly explains the failures of treatments, because risk factors can be neglected or forgotten if the diagnosis is made on a single individual. The breeder can be distraught when he finds himself confronted alone with the complexity of diseases with various triggering and favoring factors.
The livestock diseases are permanent, on all farms, unlike contagious diseases. For their part, livestock diseases result in less mortality increase than in a drop in animal performance, which has the effect of reversing the economic efficiency of herds. In dairy cattle farming, conditions can be multifactorial (respiratory problems, mastitis, lameness, infertility, etc.). This partly explains the failures of treatments, because risk factors can be neglected or forgotten if the diagnosis is made on a single individual. The breeder can be distraught when he finds himself confronted alone with the complexity of diseases with various triggering and favoring factors.
Indeed, population medicine is a scientific discipline that makes it possible to respond to these issues by placing the analysis of conditions and risk factors at the herd level. Moreover, the principle of population medicine is to no longer consider the patient as an individual, nor as a sum of individuals, but as a community where all the individuals are interrelated with each other. Population medicine takes into account the entire herd in a global way, in its own environment, with specific technical and economic breeding management. The veterinarian must be able to extend his approach and his practice of individual medicine to the whole constituted by the herd, which will then allow him to take into consideration all the present conditions, as well as their various evolutions and the risk factors associated with them. He should invest more in the results of the breeding, the analysis and the interpretation of the situations and the problems’ resolution, all that in real common work, implying the transmission of knowledge, the training, and the advice.
Indeed, population medicine is a scientific discipline that makes it possible to respond to these issues by placing the analysis of conditions and risk factors at the herd level. Moreover, the principle of population medicine is to no longer consider the patient as an individual, nor as a sum of individuals, but as a community where all the individuals are interrelated with each other. Population medicine takes into account the entire herd in a global way, in its own environment, with specific technical and economic breeding management. The veterinarian must be able to extend his approach and his practice of individual medicine to the whole constituted by the herd, which will then allow him to take into consideration all the present conditions, as well as their various evolutions and the risk factors associated with them. He should invest more in the results of the breeding, the analysis and the interpretation of the situations and the problems’ resolution, all that in real common work, implying the transmission of knowledge, the training, and the advice.
Themes
Dominant pathologies
Population medicine
Performance monitoring and improvement
Economic analysis
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Veterinary Sciences, Animal livestock and Nutrition, Animal breeding and Production, Animal welfare and health, Biotechnology and Genetics, Gynecology and Surgery, Microbiology and parasitology, Epidemiology and public health
Journals collaborators
(The proceeding and the selected papers will be published in Scopus, ESCI, ISSN, DOI-Crossref journals)
Extended versions of the best selected papers will be published in Indonesian Journal of Animal and Veterinary Science (2252-696X) indexed by:
The abstracts will be published in the Seminar Proceedings Book in Genetics and Biodiversity Journal (2588-185X) listed in category B (DGRSDT 2021).
Langage
Arabe, French, English
Submission Rules
Abstracts must be written in Arabic or French with a mandatory English translation and must be presented according to the following guidelines:
ABSTRACT TITLE (IN CAPITAL LETTERS), ARIAL 12 BOLD
Name(s) and initial(s) of authors1 , The presenting author must be underlined (Arial 11 Bold).
1 Affiliation of the various authors: Institution, City, Country, Email address of the author of correspondence, (Arial 10, italics)
Abstract
The abstract should not exceed 300 words. It should be written in Times New Roman type, 11 point with single line spacing, margin (right 2.5; left 2.5). It must not include any figures, tables or references.
Keywords: 05 to 06 keywords should be proposed
The registration form including the summary must be submitted before Sept 01, 2022 at the following link:
Deadline: September 30, 2022
Final acceptance of abstracts will be notified after their reviews by the scientific committee. Abstracts that do not follow the template will automatically be returned to the authors.
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modèle -résumé- 1er SISPA.docOnline Oral Presentation
Research studies are welcomed as oral presentation.
Oral presentations are expected to be completed in 6-8 minutes (Question and answer part is not included in this time period).
Powerpoint presentations should have a slide number of 15-17.
The slides of oral presentations should be prepared in English (Corresponding authors can write reminder notes on the presentations on their own language).
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SISPA_2022_-Oral-Presentation-Template-1-2.pptxOnline Poster Presentation
Research and review studies are welcomed as poster presentation.
Poster presentations should be summarized by the corresponding author in 1-2 minutes in the poster presentation section.
Poster presentations should be prepared in English (Corresponding authors can write reminder notes on the presentations on their own language).
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SISPA_2022_Poster-Template-2-2.pptxOrganizing Committee
President : Dr OUENNES Houria , Univ. Souk Ahars
Dr. AIDOUDI Hafiza Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. AMARA Assila Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. BARROUR Djanette Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. BELARIBI Ragheb Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. BELBELDJ Hamid Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. BELFETNI Nora Univ. de Souk Ahars
Mr. BOUMZAOUET Alaoua Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. CHACHA Faycel CRBT
Dr. CHERGUI Moussa Univ. de Biskra
Dr. CHIKHA Maria Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. CHOUAL Khayreddine Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. DAIA Mohamed El Hadi Univ. de Biskra
Dr. DJAOUT Amel INRAA
Dr. FARES Mohamed Amine Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. FERAG Aziza Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. HANANI Hania Univ. d’El Tarf
Dr. KADRI Younes Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. KAMEL Khaoula Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. LABIED Ibtissem Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. LAMRAOUI Ramzi Univ. Batna 1
Dr. LEULMI Hadjer Univ. de Biskra
Dr. LEKOUAGHET Asma Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. Mehamdia Doniazed Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. RABAHI Samia Univ. de Souk Ahars
Mme. REBEI Samia Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. REGHAISSIA Nassiba Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. SAHI Sameh Univ. d’El Tarf
Dr. SALHI Sabrina Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. SEDDIKI Sara Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. TADJINE Dahmene Univ. de Souk Ahars
Dr. TAMANDJARI Sofiane Univ. de Souk Ahars
Scientific Committee
Scientific Committee
President : Pr BOUZEBDA-AFRI Farida, Univ. Souk Ahars
Pr. ASIM Faraz Univ. Bahauddin Zakariya
Pr BENAISSA Mohamed Hocine CRSTRA
Pr. BOUZEBDA Zoubir Univ. Souk Ahars
Pr. DEGHNOUCHE Kahramane Univ. Biskra
Pr. FRANCK Michel Ecole vétérinaire Lyon
Pr. GAOUAR Semir Bechir Suheil Univ. de Tlemcen
Pr. GUERRIERO Guilia Univ. Naples Federico II
Pr. HANZEN Christian Univ. de Liège
Pr. KHENENOU Tarek Univ. Souk Ahars
Pr. KOUACHI Nouha Univ Souk Ahars
Pr. LIESHCHOVA Мaryna Univ. Dnipro
Pr. MARNET Pierre-Guy Institut Agro Rennes-Angers
Pr. MEUTCHIEYE Félix Univ. Dschang
Pr. MYLOSTYVYI Roman Univ. Dnipro
Pr. PASHA Riaz Univ. PMAS-Arid Agriculture
Dr. AMEUR Ameur Abdelkadder Univ. de Tlemcen
Dr. AYARI Adel Univ. Souk Ahars
Dr. BELKHIRI Yamina Univ. Batna 2
Dr. BOUAOUICHE Abderrahmen Univ. Souk Ahars
Dr. HOUSSOU Hind Univ. Souk Ahars
Dr. MEGUINI Nadir Univ. Souk Ahars
Dr. MERGHAD Amina Univ. Souk Ahars
Dr. MONACO David Univ. Bari
Dr. RAHMOUN Djalal Eddine Univ. Souk Ahars
Dr. TIFEL Hakim Univ. de Tissemsilt
Dr. TITAOUINE Mohammed Univ. Biskra
Honorary Board
Honorary Board
Honorary president
Pr. BOUFAIDA Mahmoud, Rector of the University Mohamed Chérif Messaadia, Souk Ahras.
Senior researcher
Pr. BOUZEBDA Zoubir, University Mohamed Chérif Messaadia, Souk Ahras.
Chairman of the Seminar
Dr. GHERISSI Djalel Eddine, University Mohamed Chérif Messaadia, Souk Ahras.
Chairman of the scientific committee
Pr. BOUZEBDA AFRI Farida, University Mohamed Chérif Messaadia, Souk Ahras.
Chairman of the organizing committee
Dr. OUENNES Houria, University Mohamed Chérif Messaadia, Souk Ahras.
Program
The program of the congress:
The Abstract Book:
The Proceeding Book:
Videos of the congress:
Contact
Dr. GHERISSI Djalel Eddine
Institute of Agronomic and veterinary sciences
Tel : (+213) 662638204
E-mail : d.gherissi@univ-soukahars.dz
Dr OUENNES Houria
Institute of Agronomic and veterinary sciences
Tel : (+213) 777280275
E-mail : h.ouanes@univ-soukahras.dz
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