NIAA Annual Conference * March 26-29, 2012 * Denver, Colorado
Living in a World of Decreasing Resources & Increasing Regulation:
How to Advance Animal Agriculture
Living in a World of Decreasing Resources & Increading Regulation: How to Advance Animal Agriculture
Platinum Partners
Farm Credit Feedstuffs
Emerald Partners
GlobalVetLink Penton Media
BEEF Magazine
National Hog Farmer
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"I want to thank NIAA for a very impressive 2011 conference and general session. The content, order of the program and overall efficiency made me very proud of NIAA and our mission." — Kevin Maher, President, GlobalVetLink, LC, NIAA Member

It is estimated that by 2050 nearly twice as much food will need to be produced to feed the world’s growing population!  With limited resources, it will be even more important that animal agriculture continue to produce food, milk and fiber in responsible and sustainable ways that meet consumers’ expectations.

The 2011 Annual Conference of the National Institute for Animal Agriculture will explore the growing necessity of involving consumers as stakeholders in food production.  As stakeholders, consumers need to have accurate and complete information on the many issues surrounding meat, dairy and fiber production in order to understand the importance of evolving production practices.   Areas to be explored will include the elements of a stable food supply; food security; food safety; animal agriculture’s importance in the ecosystem; and effective ways to communicate with stakeholders.

Partners:

FoodLogiQ Bayer Crop Science
Farm Credit The Agri-Data Solution Vance Publishing
Feedstuffs Bovine Veterinarian Dairy Herd Management
Drovers CattleNetwork Pork Magazine
Working Ranch
Allflex USA
Global Animal Management Shook, Hardy & Bacon Wisconsin Livestock Identification Consortium
IDEXX Laboratories
Brownfield Ag News National Pork Board
 
Alltech, Inc. Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica ITW Reyflex North America
National Hog Farmer U.S. Cattlemen's Association
American Quarter Horse Association American Veterinary Medical Association PIC North America
USDA/APHIS/VS
Truffle Media Networks
 
IMI Global   American Hereford Association Dairy Farmers of America DairyBusiness Communications National Livestock Producers Association
Livestock Marketing Association Illinois Farm Bureau Texas Farm Bureau

“NIAA provides important leadership to the industry, and its unique venue addresses important issues in a comprehensive, inclusive manner.  That’s more important now than ever as animal agriculture has never been more dynamic nor faced with so much potential for change.” — Dr. Nevil Speer, Western Kentucky University, NIAA Member

National Institute for Animal Agriculture * 13570 Meadowgrass Drive, Suite 201 * Colorado Springs, Colorado 80921
Phone: (719) 538-8843 * Fax: (719) 538-8847 * Email:
niaa@animalagriculture.org