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General
Session
Significance
of Foreign Animal Diseases
Dr.
Beth Lautner, National Pork Producers Council
Emerging
Diseases
Dr.
Alfonzo Torres, USDA Agricultural Research Service
Overview
of USDA Emergency Disease Efforts
Dr.
Tom Walton, USDA, APHIS, VS
Industry’s
Role in Animal Health Emergency Management
Amy
Mann, American Horse Council
Seminar
Presentations
Preventing
Animal Health Emergencies
Foreign
Animal Disease Research & Diagnostic Capabilities
Dr.
Alfonso Torres, Plum Island Animal Disease Diagnostic Center and Dr.
Jim Pearson, National Veterinary Services Laboratory
Canada’s
Effort in Foreign Animal Disease Prevention
Dr.
Norm Willis, National Center for Foreign Animal Diseases,
Agriculture Canada
Economically
Significant Cattle Diseases Emerging in the United States
Research
Update on Papillomatous Digital Dermatitis in Dairy Cattle
Dr.
Steven Berry, University of California, Davis
Neosporosis
in Cattle
Dr.
Mark Anderson, California Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
Livestock
Identification & Information Systems
The
Role of Livestock Identification in Animal Disease Emergency
Management
Dr.
John Wiemers, USDA, APHIS, VS
Managing
Electronically Identified Beef Cattle to Optimum End Points
Allen
Jackson, Micro Chemicals, Inc.
Surveillance:
2000 and Beyond
Can
We Have Adequate ID by 2000?
Dr.
John Wiemers, USDA, APHIS, VS
Does
USDA Have Plans for Nationwide Surveillance to Meet PRV, Brucellosis
and Other Requirements in the Years Ahead?
Dr.
Arnold Taft, USDA, APHIS, VS
How
Do We Solve Problems of Accuracy Within the Surveillance System?
Dr.
Mark Schoenbaum, USDA, APHIS, VS
Will
Slaughter Surveillance Solve Your Problems of Adequate and Accurate
Numbers?
Dr.
Harry Baker, Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Preparedness
for Animal Health Emergencies
The
National Animal Health Reporting System
Bruce
Akey, Center for Epidemiology and Animal Health, USDA, APHIS, VS
California
Animal Health Emergency Management Plan
Dr.
Ken Thomazin, California Department of Food & Agriculture
Texas
Animal Health Emergency Management
Dr.
Terry Beals, Texas Animal Health Commission
State
Initiatives Pane-Establishing Partnerships
Dr.
Leroy Coffman, Florida Department of Agriculture
Dr.
Paul Williams, Georgia Department of Agriculture
Gracia
Szech,
Georgia Emergency Management Agency
GPPS
– Reducing Foodborne Pathogens on the Farm
NC_BQA
Good Management Practices (GMPs)
Dr.
Dee Griffin, University of Nebraska
Guidelines
for Animal Handling & Care
Management
Practices Guidelines for the Care and Handling of Beef Cattle
Dr.
Mark Spire, National Cattlemen’s Beef Association
Guidelines
for Livestock Handling in Marketing Channels
Nancy
Robinson, Livestock Marketing Association
Habituation
of American Bison Calves to Routine Husbandry Procedures:
Preliminary Study
Dr.
Temple Grandin, Colorado State University
Lessons in
Swine Disease Epidemics
Hog
Cholera in the Dominican Republic
Dr.
Mark Schoenbaum, USDA, APHIS, VS
Hog
Cholera in the Netherlands
Dr.
Dorothy Geale, Agriculture Canada
Surveillance
for Emerging Diseases Associated With Swine: An Update on the Swine
Futures Project
Dr.
Eric Bush, USDA, APHIS, VS
The
Plan for Interstate Movement of Swine Within a Production System
Jim
Leafstedt, National Pork Producers Council
Animal
Health Emergency Response & Recovery
What
is READEO . . . and what it isn’t!
Dr.
Tom Holt, USDA, APHIS, VS
The
AVMA’s Emergency Preparedness Plan
Dr.
Lyle Vogel, American Veterinary Medical Association
Delmarva
Indemnity Plan
Dr.
Roger Olson, Maryland Department of Agriculture
Utilizing
Geographic Information Systems in Emergency or Disaster Management
Dr.
Thomas J. McGinn, North Carolina Department of Agriculture
Real-time
Disaster Management – Panel
Hog
Cholera Outbreak in the Netherlands
Dr.
Dorothy Geale, Canada Food Inspection Agency
Foot
and Mouth Disease in Taiwan
Dr.
Terrance Wilson, USDA, APHIS, VS
Animal
Agriculture at an Environmental Crossroads
The
Criminalization of Environmental Law: Implications for Agriculture
John
Copeland, National Center for Agriculture Law Research &
Information
Brucellosis
Emergency Action Plan
The
Brucellosis Emergency Action Plan (BEAP)
Dr.
Claude Barton, USDA, APHIS, VS
Update
of Greater Yellowstone Area Brucellosis Situation
Dr.
Valerie Ragan, USDA, APHIS, VS
Swine
Brucellosis Eradication
Dr.
Arnold Taft, USDA, APHIS, VS
New
Opportunities for the Sheep Industry
FDA
Minor Use Initiative
Col.
Michael Blackwell, FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine
Other Animal
Health Emergency Management Related Presentations
Foreign
Animal Disease Agents as Weapons of Biological Warfare
David
R. Franz, U.S. Army Medical Research and Material Command
Importance
of Good Public Communication in AHEM
Dr.
Douglas Powell, University of Guelph
Veterinary
Emergency Management
Sebastian
E. Heath, Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine
California
Animal Health Emergency Management
Ken
Thomazin, California Department of Food & Agriculture
Special
Presentation
The
Seven Megatrends In Agriculture
Dan
Manternach, Professional Farmers of America
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