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2006 Annual Meeting Proceedings: Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning: Applying a Full-Court Press for Animal Agriculture
| Monday, April 3 [back to top] | ||||
| Opening General Session [back to top] | ||||
| Welcome & Opening Remarks by Session Moderator Dr. William Hueston, Director, Center for Animal Health and Food Safety, University of Minnesota |
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| Welcome to the Bluegrass State (No presentation available) Stan Cave, Chief of Staff, Office of the Governor, Commonwealth of Kentucky |
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| Avian Influenza International Update [Video Presentation] Dr. David Nabarro, UN Coordinator for Global Avian Influenza Response |
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| Lessons From H5N1 Avian Influenza – “Animal Diseases Know No Boundaries” (No presentation available) Dr. Bernard Vallet, Director General, World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) |
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| The US Response to the Emergence and International Spread of H5N1 AI [Video Presentation] Dr. Ron DeHaven, Administrator, USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service |
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| It’s all About Animal & Human Health – The New Challenge for Global Public Health and Veterinary Medicine Dr. Marguerite Pappaioanou, University of Minnesota School of Public Health |
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| The Challenges that Globalization Poses for Domestics Veterinary Services Dr. Kevin Walker, Michigan State University |
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| Strategic Plan for Eradicating Foot-and-Mouth Disease from the Western Hemisphere (No presentation available) Dr. Sebastio Guedes, President, National Beef Cattle Council, Brazil |
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| Managing Risk – Case Studies for Compartmentalization Dave Harlan, Global Animal Health & Food Safety, Cargill |
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| Take Home Message – We Must Strengthen the Global Animal Health and Veterinary Infrastructure (No presentation available) Moderator: Dr. Will Hueston, Director, Center for Animal Health and Food Safety, University of Minnesota |
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| Tuesday, April 4 [back to top] | ||||
| Section I: Committee Seminars and Business Meetings | ||||
| Cattle Health [back to top] | ||||
| Reducing the Risks of Agroterrorism with Public Private Partnerships: The Kansas Model Linda Leake (presenting a graduate research paper) |
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| The Dangers of Agroterrorism – Strategies for Preparedness Sharon Avery, Western Institute for Food Safety and Security |
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| Update on Testing Capability for FMD Virus, and What Does the Future Hold for FMD Vaccine and Immune System Stimulants Dr. Tammy Beckham, Department of Homeland Security Plum Island |
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| “Avoiding the Hurricane Katrina Method of Federal and State Governments Slow Response to a Disaster” - A Futuristic Look at How Animal Agriculture Should be Prepared (No presentation available) Dr. Tom McGinn, Department of Homeland Security |
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| Update on the Johne’s Demonstration Project Herds Dr. Jason Lombard, USDA, APHIS, Centers for Epidemiology and Animal Health |
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| Update on Brucellosis, Tuberculosis and other Cattle Related Issues Dr. Michael Gilsdorf, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services |
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| Sheep & Goat Health [back to top] | ||||
| Update on National Scrapie Eradication Program Activities Dr. Michael Gilsdorf, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services |
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| The Business and Disease Threat that a Potential Introduction of Rift Valley Fever Would Pose to the US Sheep and Goat Industries Dr. William White, USDA, APHIS, Foreign Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory |
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| Parasite Resistance From a Producer Education Standpoint Dr. Dianne Hellwig, Berea College |
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| How the Identification of a Foreign Animal Disease (FAD), Closing Down Trade of Livestock in your Region, Would Effect your Operation Linda Campbell, Khimaira Farms/Virginia Goat Producer |
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| Panel Discussion Moderator: Dr. LaRue Johnson, Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine |
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| Goat RFID Project Report Eileen Kuhlmann, University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine |
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| Swine Health [back to top] | ||||
| Swine Identification: How the Industry System Plan Satisfies 48-hour Trace Back Dr. Patrick Webb, National Pork Board |
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| Swine Health Enforcement Update, PRV Surveillance Update, Use of Risk Assessment Dr. John Korslund, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services |
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| PMWS Update Dr. Mark Engle, PIC USA |
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| PRRS Eradication - Point and Counter Point Dr. Harry Snelson, American Association of Swine Veterinarians and Dr. Paul Sundberg, National Pork Board |
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| Section II: Committee Seminars and Business Meetings | ||||
| Animal Health & International Trade [back to top] | ||||
| The Eradication of FMD from the Western Hemisphere by 2010 – Insights & Perspectives of U.S. Delegation to South America (Panel Discussion) (No presentations available) Philip Bradshaw, United Soybean Board Dave Harlan, Cargill Dr. Bret Marsh, United States Animal Health Association Glenn Slack, National Institute for Animal Agriculture |
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| APHIS Position on Supporting Eradication Efforts in the Southern Cone (No presentation available) Dr. Sebastian Heath, USDA, APHIS, VS, Emergency Programs |
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| Special Guest: Dr. Sebastio Costa Guedes of Brazil Inter-American Group for the Eradication of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (GIEFA) |
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| Global Initiatives in Veterinary Education (GIVE) Update Dr. Robert Kahrs, Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges |
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| Animal Identification / Traceability as it Relates to International Trade Dr. Paul Clayton, U.S. Meat Export Foundation |
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| An Update from the National Center for Import & Export (NCIE) Dr. Sara Kaman, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services, National Center for Import & Export (NCIE) |
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| Animal Production Food Safety & Security [back to top] | ||||
| Reality Based Exercise of Animal Agroterrorism Event: Member Participation (No presentation available) Gordon Meriwether, The Uriah Group and Dr. Jerry Gillespie, Western Institute for Food Safety & Security |
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| McDonald’s Preparedness Planning (No presentation available) | ||||
| Equine ID Subcommittee [back to top] | ||||
| NAIS Equine Species Working Group Committee Report J. Amelita Facchiano, Chair |
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| AVMA Position on RFID Dr. Rosemary LoGiudice, American Veterinary Medical Association |
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| ID and Emergency Management Dr. Venaye Reece, USDA, APHIS, VS Area Emergency Coordinator |
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| The Crystal Import Corporation / International Trading Partners Monica Emmenegger, Crystal Import Corporation |
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| Wyoming Equine ID related to NAIS Dr. Jim Summers, Wyoming Livestock Board |
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| Equine ID Program Related to PIN Dr. Ron Wilson, Tennessee Department of Agriculture |
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| Colorado Equine ID Program Dr. Carl Heckendorf, Colorado Department of Agriculture (Smart Card) |
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| UHF and the Equine Industry James Burgess, III, Cattle Traq |
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| An Oklahoma Perspective Dr. Michael Herrin, Oklahoma Department of Agriculture |
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| Youth Programs [back to top] | ||||
| Quality Assurance, Retinal Imaging and a National ID Youth Curriculum Dr. Clint Rusk, Purdue University (Imagine if you can ...) |
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| Quality Assurance and the Youth PQA Program with the National Pork Board Erik Risa, National Pork Board |
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| Quality Assurance in Ohio Dr. Paul Kuber, The Ohio State University (LQA Jeopardy) |
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| Wednesday, April 5 [back to top] | ||||
| Section III: Committee Seminars and Business Meetings | ||||
| Animal Care [back to top] | ||||
| Mass Euthanasia – Destroying Population for Disease Control Dr. Nathaniel Talbante, VA-MD Regional College of Veterinary Medicine |
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| OIE Update: How we Might Impact Welfare Issues and Trade Dr. Debra Beasley, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services |
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| Welfare in Youth Programs Dr. Paul Kuber, The Ohio State University |
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| Euthanasia and NIAA (No presentation available) | ||||
| Animal Health Emergency Management [back to top] | ||||
| Homeland Security Challenges in 2006 (No presentation available) Dr. Tom McGinn, Department of Homeland Security |
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| Agricultural Security and Plum Island Update Dr. Tammy Beckham, Department of Homeland Security Plum Island |
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| Department of Agriculture APHIS VS Emergency Programs Update Dr. Sebastian Heath, USDA, APHIS, VS, Emergency Programs |
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| Agricultural Lessons Learned from Hurricane Katrina – Mississippi Perspective Dr. James Watson, Mississippi Board of Animal Health |
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| Agricultural Lessons Learned from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita – Louisiana Perspective Dr. Martha Littlefield, Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry |
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| Multiplexed Diagnostic Technologies for Agricultural Security Dr. Pam Hullinger, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
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| Environmental Issues [back to top] | ||||
| Seeking Environmentally Superior Technologies: The N.C. State Dr. Leonard Bull, Animal & Poultry Waster Management Center, North Carolina State University |
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| NIAA and Environmental Issues – Mapping the Future: Discussion (No presentation available) Discussion Moderated by Dr. Len Bull, NIAA Board Member |
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| Equine Health [back to top] | ||||
| Equine Herpesvirus Neurologic Disease: How Serious a Threat is it Posing to the Horse Racing/Breeding Industry? Dr. Robert Stout, Kentucky Department of Agriculture (EH-1 Summaries) |
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| Piroplasmosis: The Need for a More Cohesive Policy at Both Federal and State Level for Dealing with Piroplasmosis Seropositive Imported Horses Dr. Kent Fowler, California Department of Food & Agriculture |
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| Lawsonia intracellularis: An Emergent Enteric Pathogen for the Horse? Dr. Lenn Harrison, University of Kentucky, Livestock Disease Diagnostic Center |
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| Current Developments in Electronic Certification for Interstate and International Movement of Animals J. Amelita Facchiano, USDA, APHIS, VS |
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| EVA: Are We Ready to Pursue a National Program for the Prevention and Control of this Disease? Amy Mann, American Horse Council |
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| Status of Current Initiative to Enhance Greater National Control of Equine Infectious Anemia Dr. Steven Halstead, Michigan Department of Agriculture |
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| Section IV: Committee Seminars and Business Meetings | ||||
| Animal Identification & Information Systems [back to top] | ||||
| USDA Updates | ||||
| Integration of Private and State Animal Tracking Databases and Implementation of the AIN Neil Hammerschmidt, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services Report on Initial NAIS Pilot Projects Dr. David L. Morris, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services Discussion and Questions |
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| Future Roles of Federal, State and Industry in the Implementation of NAIS | ||||
| Federal Perspective Dr. John Wiemers, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services State Perspective Kevin Kirk, Michigan Department of Agriculture Industry Perspective (No presentation available) Dr. Mark Engle, PIC USA and Mr. Terry Detrick, Oklahoma Farmers Union Discussion and Questions (No presentation available) |
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| Building an Effective Outreach Program Rick Thaemert, Fleishman Hillard, Inc. |
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| Aspects to Consider in Implementing a Distributed Database System Brian Down, SUN Microsystems |
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| NAIS – Where do we go from here? | ||||
| What parts of NAIS can we all agree to? Which NAIS components need to be revisited? NAIS timelines |
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| ID•INFO EXPO 2006 (No presentation available) Glenn Slack, National Institute for Animal Agriculture |
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| Update from Equine ID Committee (No presentation available) J. Amelita Facchiano, Chair |
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| Emerging Diseases [back to top] | ||||
| Joint Session with Poultry Health | ||||
| Current Information on H5N1 Influenza Virus Infection Dr. Y.M. Saif, The Ohio State University |
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| FAD Update: Hot Concerns for Potential US Intrusion | ||||
| African Horse Sickness Swine Fevers Dr. Bill White, USDA, Foreign Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory |
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| Poultry Health [back to top] | ||||
| Joint Session with Emerging Diseases | ||||
| Current Information on H5N1 Influenza Virus Infection Dr. Y.M. Saif, The Ohio State University |
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| Presentations | ||||
| NIAA and Poultry Health – Mapping the Future (No presentation available) Discussion Moderated by Dr. Andrea Miles, Chair |
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| Thursday, April 6 [back to top] | ||||
| Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning Symposium [back to top] | ||||
| Welcome and Opening Remarks (No presentation available) R. Scott Stuart, NIAA Chairman of the Board |
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| Introduction of Symposium Format, Goals and Objectives (No presentation available) Dr. Leonard Bull, Symposium Program Committee Chair, North Carolina State University |
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| “Economic Impact of a Foot & Mouth Disease Outbreak on the US Livestock Industry” Dr. Christopher Hurt, Agricultural Economist, Purdue University |
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| “The U.K. FMD Experience and Challenges of Re-establishing Domestic Markets” Dr. David Bessler, Agricultural Economist, Texas A & M University |
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| Q & A | ||||
| Panel 1: Stamping Out and Managed Eradication: The Best Technology Moderator: Dr. Jimmy Tickel, North Carolina Department of Agriculture Dr. Harry Snelson, American Association of Swine Veterinarians Dr. Barrett Slenning, North Carolina State University Dr. Sebastian Heath, USDA, APHIS, VS, Emergency Programs (No presentation available) |
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| Buffet Luncheon Luncheon Speaker: “Supporting Animal Agriculture” Tracy Snider, United Soybean Board |
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| Panel 2: Challenge of Allowing Negative Animals and Products Like Milk from Negative Areas to Move to Slaughter/Market (Proof of Status Testing and Movement Criteria) a) Intra-state movements; b) Inter-state movements: Moderator: Dr. Karen Jordan, Dairy Farmers of America Dr. Patrick Webb, National Pork Board Dr. Pam Hullinger, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
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| Panel 3: Public Relations/Media Challenges: How to Get People to Remain Consumers of Animal Products from those Species that could be Affected both During and Post Outbreak Moderator: Glenn Slack, National Institute for Animal Agriculture Bob Ehart, National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (No presentation available) Rick McCarty, National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Rick Thaemert, Fleishman Hillard Inc. |
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| Food and Agriculture Joint Sector Coordinating Council Proposal John Adams, National Milk Producers Federation |
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| Wrap-up Discussion & Dialogue (No presentation available) Len Bull, North Carolina State University, and Jimmy Tickel, North Carolina Department of Agriculture |
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Phone: (719) 538-8843 • Fax: (719) 538-8847 • Email: niaa@animalagriculture.org