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Presentations Addressing the Identification Requirements for Sheep and Goats Eradication of Scrapie are Now Available (1-18-12)
Calculating The Impact Of COOL (1-4-12)
High-End Beef Consumers Will Pay For Traceability (12-30-11)
IBM Tracks Pork Chops From Pig To Plate (12-19-11)
More Cattle ID Coming To Minnesota and U.S. (12-19-11)
System to Track Hogs In Case Of Disease (12-3-11)
New Identification Rule Coming For Nebraska Cattle, Bison (12-1-11)
Dec. 9 Deadline for Comments on USDA’s Proposed ADT Rule (11-25-11)
Livestock Identification Tags Ensure Cattle And Food Safety (11-25-11)
Commentary: Traceability Is Like A Bad Penny (11-11-11)
Livestock Traceability Economic Assessment (10-7-11)
USDA Extends Comment Period for Proposed Rule on Traceability (10-7-11)
Livestock ID/Traceability Economic Assessment (9-27-11)
WLIC Unveils Future Direction (9-21-11)
USDA Announces Public Meeting on Traceability for Livestock Moving Interstate and the Bovine Tuberculosis Program (9-16-11)
Bovine TB Study Reaffirms Need for National ID (9-10-11)
Govt To Strengthen Traceability In BC Beef Industry (9-6-11)
National Sheep ID Needed (9-5-11)
Farm and Ranch Groups Want USDA to Extend Animal ID Comment Period (9-1-11)
Electronic Identification To Improve Health & Safety (8-31-11)
Impact Of The USDA Proposed Traceability Rule On Wisconsin Livestock Producers (8-24-11)
Fair Livestock Can't Escape IDs (8-21-11)
What’s Your Take On USDA’s Proposed Animal ID Program? (8-17-11)
National Animal Disease Traceability Program Necessary to Protect Animal Health, States AVMA (8-9-11)
USDA Seeks Comments On The Proposed Rule For Animal Disease Traceability (8-9-11)
Digital Angel Closes Sale of its Animal ID Business to Allflex (8-8-11)
Clifford Clarifies Traceability Plans, Branding (7-29-11)
Where's the Beef? Michigan State Aims to Find Out (7-4-11)
As US Looks to Trace Meat from Hoof to Plate, Western Ranchers Fight Push to Give Up Brands (7-1-11)
South Korea to Track Pork Origins (7-1-11)
Canadian Sheep Identification Program (CSIP) Key Milestones for Mandatory RFID Tags (6-30-11)
Cattle Industry Takes Paddock-to-Plate Tagging With a Pinch of Salt (6-22-11)
Horses' Health to be Tracked by Microchips (6-22-11)
95% Have Swine Premises ID (6-1-11)
New Signs Encouraging Producers to Tag Sheep and Goats to Comply with Scrapie Requirements are Now Available (5-25-11)
Smartphones and Steaks: MSU Research Working to Change the Concept of "Know Your Food" (5-16-11)
Destron Fearing Corporation to Be Acquired by Allflex USA, Inc. for $25 Million (5-10-11)
RFID Tags Put Under the Microscope (5-9-11)
Cattle Tracking Won't Slow Sale Process: Alberta Study (4-27-11)
USDA Brand Decision Burns Ranchers (4-27-11)
Pilot Project Shows Success of Traceability Systems (4-26-11)
Disease Traceability – Dr. Robert Fourdraine (4-21-11)
Meat Exports: Protecting Our Position (4-14-11)
USDA Preparing Final Outline for NAIS (4-14-11)
Amid Neighboring States' Concerns, Wyoming Toughens Rules to ID Cattle from Brucellosis Zone (4-12-11)
Nebraska Mandates Tougher ID Requirements for Imported Cattle (3-28-11)
Commentary: Traceability Plan Taking Shape -- Maybe (3-16-11)
More Money Earmarked for Livestock Tracing (3-11-11)
Wisconsin Posts 1 Millionth RFID (3-4-11)
Colorado Wants More ID for Yellowstone-area Cattle (3-2-11)
EU Moves Closer to COOL Regulations (3-1-11)
Canada: New Traceability Programs for Sheep, Elk Producers Introduced (2-24-11)
Animal Health, Traceability Top APHIS Agenda (2-21-11)
Canada Invests $3.7 Million to Strengthen Swine Traceability (2-11-11)
Livestock ID Helps Find Animals After Yasi (2-8-11)
USDA’S Animal Disease Traceability Proposal (2-2-11)
2009
ID•INFO EXPO 2009: Presentations Available Online (9-1-09)
2007
ID•INFO EXPO 2007 Virtual Media Center: Bruce Knight (8-30-07)
ID•INFO EXPO 2007 Virtual Media Center: Update Day Two (8-30-07)
ID•INFO EXPO 2007 Virtual Media Center: Update Day One (8-29-07)
2006
ID•INFO EXPO 2006 Virtual Media Center: Update Final Day (8-24-06)
Industry Speaks Out on National Animal Identification: Survey reveals experts opinion of National Animal ID (8-24-06)
ID•INFO EXPO 2006 Virtual Media Center: Update Day Two (8-23-06)
ID•INFO EXPO 2006 Virtual Media Center: Update Day One (8-22-06)
NIAA Statement Regarding USDA's Consideration of New Animal ID Approach (1-3-06)
2005
NIAA Survey Suggests Concern for Private Database Among Beef Industry (10-17-05)
NIAA Animal ID Survey Shows Concern for NAIS (10-13-05)
ID•INFO EXPO 2005 Provides Assessment on NAIS, Showcases Technology (10-3-05)
NIAA Comments on NAIS Thinking Paper (6-24-05)
NIAA CEO Conveys U.S. Commitment to Implement Animal Traceability System (4-20-05)
ID Panel Reports Positive Producer Acceptance; Issues Still to Be Addressed at Markets (4-11-05)
NIAA Annual Meeting Provides First-Hand Update on Animal Identification: 2009 given as goal for mandatory ID (4-11-05)
2004
Confidentiality and Data Housing Give Way to Funding, Producer Participation as NAIS' Major Concerns: NIAA Opinion Survey (11-8-04)
NIAA Encourages Producers, Stakeholders to Attend ID Listening Sessions (7-6-04)
NIAA ID•EXPO Provides Direction for Animal Identification (5-19-04)
NIAA Supports Veneman's Call for Immediate Implementation of National Animal ID System (1-30-04)
2002
National Food Animal Identification Task Force Established (6-4-02)
NIAA Publications
Confidentiality and National Animal Identification (March, News & Information for Animal Agriculture)
USDA's New Framework for Animal Disease Traceability Topic of NIAA Committee Meeting (March, News & Information for Animal Agriculture)
THE ID MANDATE: Meeting Consumer and Government Demands (June, Animal Agriculture Quarterly)
AMS Encourages Program Participants to Use the NAIS (Summer, Animal Agriculture Quarterly)
ID•INFO Workshop Results in NAIS Business Plan Comment Document to USDA (Summer, Animal Agriculture Quarterly)
NAIS Opponent Challenges USDA (Fall, Animal Agriculture Quarterly)
Traceabiltity Requires Industry Participation (Winter, Animal Agriculture Quarterly)
USDA Asks Veterinarains for Help with NAIS (Winter, Animal Agriculture Quarterly)
Another Step Toward NAIS Success (Summer, Cattle Health Report, Equine Health Report, Sheep & Goat Health Report)
APHIS Lists 7 Strategies Being Developed for Business Plan (Fall/Winter, Animal Agriculture Quarterly, Cattle Health Report, Equine Health Report, Poultry Health Report, Sheep & Goat Health Report, Swine Health Report)
Brand New NAIS Working Group (Summer, Animal Agriculture Quarterly, Cattle Health Report)
Clifford Reports NAIS Progress to NIAA ID Committee (Summer, Animal Agriculture Quarterly, Cattle Health Report, Equine Health Report, Poultry Health Report, Sheep & Goat Health Report, Swine Health Report)
Dr. Clifford Announces NAIS Business Plan in the Making (Fall/Winter, Animal Agriculture Quarterly)
FFA to Assist with NAIS Implementation (Summer, Cattle Health Report, Equine Health Report, Sheep & Goat Health Report)
ID•INFO EXPO Survery: Animal Disease Control 'Biggest Need,' U.S. Lagging Behind Other Countries (Fall/Winter, Animal Agriculture Quarterly, Swine Health Report)
Livestock Premises Registration: It Works! (Summer, Equine Health Report)
NAIS a Valuable Tool During Blizzard Recovery (Spring, Cattle Health Report, Equine Health Report, Sheep & Goat Health Report)
NEW NAIS Report Highlights Lessons Learned 2004 Pilot Projects (Summer, Cattle Health Report, Equine Health Report, Swine Health Report)
NPB Expands Premises ID Efforts (Summer, Swine Health Report)
Pork Board, FFA Get USDA Premises Registration Grants (Summer, Animal Agriculture Quarterly)
Under Secretary Knight Underscores Importance of NAIS (Fall/Winter, Animal Agriculture Quarterly)
USDA Endorses International Standards for Animal ID Technologies (Spring, Equine Health Report, Sheep & Goat Health Report)
USDA/APHIS Clarifies ID Requirements of NAIS, NSEP, SFCP (Spring, Sheep & Goat Health Report)
Presentations
- Annual Conference
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| 2011 NIAA Annual Conference: Consumers' Stake in Today's Food Production: Meeting Growing Production Demands with Integrity |
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Animal Identification & Information Systems Council Session
Animal Disease Traceability Update by USDA
Neil Hammerschmidt, Program Manager, Animal Disease Traceability, USDA/APHIS/VS [Audio]
Update on USDA Secretary's Advisory Committee on Animal Health
Dr. Boyd Parr, State Veterinarian, Clemson University Livestock & Poultry Health [Audio]
Panel Discussion: Manual Recording of Official ID Under USDA's Animal Disease Traceability Rule; Industry Compatibility: How do we make this happen? (No presentations available)
State Animal Health Official: Dr. Boyd Parr, State Veterinarian, Clemson University Livestock & Poultry Health
Private Veterinarian: Dr. Dave Rethorst, American Association of Bovine Practitioners
Data Management: Tom DeMuth, Manager of DHI Services, AgSource Cooperative Services
Markets: Charles Rogers, Livestock Marketing Association
Packers: Survey
Uniform Interstate Certificate of Veterinary Inspection
Kevin Maher, President, GlobalVetLink [Audio]
Antiobiotic Residues and Traceability
Dr. Katherine Ralston, Public Health Veterinarian/Enforcement Investigations Analysis Officer, USDA/FSIS [Audio]
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David Knupp, Global Animal Management, Inc.
Equine Committee Session
Photographing the Equine's Iris as a Form of Identification
David Knupp, President & CEO, Global Animal Management, Inc.
Global Animal Health, Food Security & Trade Council Session
Importance of Traceability in Protecting USA Export Trade
Marcine Moldenhauer, MEAT LINK Management, LLC
Traceability and ID Systems Developing in USA Export Trade Competitors and Customers
Brian Bolton, President & CEO, Allflex USA
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| 2010 NIAA Annual Meeting: ONE HEALTH: Implications for Animal Agriculture |
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Animal Identification & Information Systems Committee Session
The Critical Traceability Needs for the Future Tuberculosis and Brucellosis Programs: What happens when today's tools do away?
Dr. Richard Breitmeyer, State Veterinarian, California Department of Food and Agriculture, President, United States Animal Health Association [Audio]
One Health: A multi-species perspective from an animal disease and food safety laboratory
Dr. Anette Rink, Nevada Department of Agriculture [Audio]
The Future of Traceability in USDA's Animal Health Programs (No presentation available)
Edward M. Avalos, Under Secretary, USDA Marketing and Regulatory Programs and Veterinary Services and Dr. John Clifford, Chief Veterinarian, USDA
Panel Discussion: Animal Agriculture Industry Input on New Framework for Animal Traceability
Industry representatives from various species and segments of animal agriculture will discuss questions and provide input to USDA respresentatives on the new direction of animal identification.
Beef: Kelli Ludlum, American Farm Bureau Federation
Dairy: Dr. Karen Jordan, Dairy Farmers of America (No presentation available)
Equine: Dudley Hoskins, American Horse Council (No presentation available)
Sheep & Goats: Dr. Cindy Wolf, University of Minnesota (No presentation available)
Swine: Dr. Patrick Webb, National Pork Board (No presentation available)
Livestock Markets: Jim Reynolds, National Livestock Commission Association (No presentation available)
Processing: Scott Goltry, American Meat Institute (No presentation available)
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| 2009 NIAA Annual Meeting: The Changing Face of Animal Agriculture |
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Animal Identification & Information Systems Committee Session
Welcome and Introduction
Glenn Fischer and Victor Velez, Animal Identification and Information Systems Chair and Vice Chair
Animal Identification
USDA ID Overview: Convergence of NAIS, COOL, marketing and food safety in the new administration
Dr. Thomas J. Myers, USDA/APHIS/VS
USDA Business Plan Update
Dr. John Wiemers, USDA/APHIS/VS
USDA Information Systems-Infrastructure Update
John Picanso, USDA/APHIS/VS
Traceability and Current Equine CEM Issue Update
Canadian Traceability Initiative: Trace R&D 2009 Conference
Eric Aubin, Canadian Food Inspection Agency
CEM Update
Dr. Sue Billings, Kentucky Department of Agriculture
Animal ID Standards: ASTM development of performance standards
Bryan Rickard, Kansas Board of Animal Health
Evolution of Ultra High Frequency RFID Technologies
Panel Discussion: Dan Ellsworth, Destron Fearing, Niels Fogt, Southfork Solutions, and Doran Junek, Eriginate
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| 2008 NIAA Annual Meeting: Animal Care and Well-Being: Facts NOT Fiction |
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Animal Identification & Information Systems Committee Session
USDA Business Plan Update
Neil Hammerschmidt, USDA/APHIS/VS [Audio]
Species Group Updates:
Equine Species Working Group Update
Kerry Thompson, American Horse Council [Audio]
Tissue Reactions to Microchip Implantation in Laboratory Animals and Pets
Dr. Lawrence D. McGill, American College of Veterinary Pathologists [Audio]
Beef Cattle (No presentation available)
Dr. Ashby Green, National Cattlemen's Beef Association [Audio]
Dairy Cattle
Dr. Jamie S. Jonker, National Milk Producers Federation [Audio]
Swine
Dr. Patrick Webb, National Pork Board [Audio]
Sheep
Dr. Cindy Wolf, University of Minnesota [Audio]
Goats (No Presentation Available)
Marvin F. Shurley, American Meat Goat Association [Audio]
State Activities:
California Tuberculosis Update
Dr. Annette Whiteford, California Department of Food & Agriculture
Wisconsin Program Update
Dr. Robert Fourdraine, Wisconsin Livestock Identification Consortium [Audio]
Michigan Implementation of Mandatory RFID
Kevin Kirk, Michigan Department of Agriculture [Audio]
Iowa Premises Registration Program (No presentation available)
Dr. David Schmitt, Iowa Department of Agriculture & Land Stewardship [Audio]
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| 2007 Annual Meeting: BioFuels Energy: Animal Agriculture at the Crossroads |
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Equine ID Subcommittee Session
The Role of Individual Equine ID in Animal Health
NAIS Equine Species Working Group August 2006 Recommendations
- APHIS Endorsement of ISO Compliant RFID, AQHA on EVA
J. Amelita Facchiano, Chair
Practical Applications – Disease Control
Contagious Equine Metritis (CEM) Program Update
Dr. Lee Ann Thomas, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services
Equine Herpesviris-1 (EVA-1)
Dr. Kent Fowler, California Department of Food and Agriculture, Chief Animal Health Branch
Equine ID and New Mexico Project / Viral Arteritis (EVA)
Dr. David E. Fly, New Mexico Livestock Board
Equine Piroplasmosis (EP)
Dr. Kent Fowler, California Department of Food and Agriculture, Chief Animal Health Branch
California Equine ID Project
Dr. John Evans, California Department of Food and Agriculture
NAHMS 2005 Equine Study
Dr. Josie Traub-Dargatz, Colorado State University and USDA, APHIS, VS, Centers for Epidemiology and Animal Health
Pilot Projects and Data Base Issues
Rick Stott, Agri Beef Company
Animal Identification & Information Systems Committee Session
Animal ID - The Michigan Experience
Kevin Kirk, Michigan Department of Agriculture
Integration Between NAIS and Existing Animal Health Programs
Dr. Charlie Hatcher, American Association Bovine Practitioners
Industry Participation Implementing NAIS
Update from Equine ID Subcommittee
J. Amelita Facchiano, Subcommittee Chair
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- 2009 (Kansas City)
- 2008 (Workshop — Indianapolis)
- 2007 (Kansas City)
- 2006 (Kansas City)
- 2005 (Chicago)
- 2004 (Chicago)
- 2002 (Chicago)
- 1998 (National Farm Animal Identification Symposium — St. Louis)
- 1994 (National Livestock Identification Symposium — St. Louis)
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