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2005 NIAA Annual
Meeting Proceedings
"Animal Disease
Monitoring, Surveillance & Security: Advancing a World-Class
System"
April 3-7, 2005 · Saint
Paul, Minnesota
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Emergency Preparedness Symposium for
State Agriculture Leaders...Back
to Top
Role of State Homeland Security
Director
Michael Campion, Minnesota State Department
of Public Safety
ODP
Grant Process Overview
ODP
Funding Pathway for State Animal Agriculture
Dr. Paul Williams, Georgia Emergency
Management Agency (GEMA)
State
Experience with ODP Grants
Dr. Lee Myers, Georgia State Veterinarian
State
Experience with ODP Grants
Dr. Dee Ellis, Texas Animal Health
Commission
Local
Level Activities for Animal Agriculture Preparedness and Performing
Risk Assessments
Dr. Heidi Kassenborg, Minnesota Department
of Agriculture
Role
of USDA Area Emergency Coordinator and Other Federal Funding Sources
to Assist in State Emergency Preparedness
Dr. Sebastian Heath, USDA, APHIS, VS,
Emergeny Programs
NASDA
Perspective
Bob Ehart, National Association of State
Departments of Agriculture
Perspective
on State and Local Industry Roles
Dr. Harry Snelson, National Pork Producers
Council
Opening
General Session...Back
to Top
Animal
Disease Monitoring, Surveillance & Security: Advancing a
World-Class System
Dr.
Bennie Osburn, Dean, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of
California, Davis
U.S.
Enhanced BSE Surveillance Program and Testing Protocol
Dr. Ron
DeHaven, Administrator, USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection
Service
Animal
Feed Regulations for the Prevention of BSE
Dr. Margaret Bowman, FDA Office of
Surveillance and Compliance
Establishment
& Implementation of a National Animal Identification Systems
(NAIS) - A Status Report
Mr.
John Adams, Tri-Chair, NAIS Subcommittee, Secretary’s Advisory
Committee on Foreign Animal and Poultry Diseases
Customs
and Border Security -How is the "One-Face" Strategy
Working?
Panel Discussion - Moderated by Jim
Fraley, Illinois Farm Bureau Federation
Panelist I: Mr.
Jayson P. Ahern, Assistant Commissioner, DHS, CBP, Office of Field
Operations
Panelist II: Dr. Tom Holt, State Veterinarian,
Florida Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Services
Panelist III: Dr.
Larry Ludemann, USDA, APHIS, VS, Safeguarding Review Exclusion
Committee
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Section I - Committee Seminars and
Business Meetings
Cattle
Health...Back
to Top
The Role of Animal Identification and Animal Movement Data in a
Successful Monitoring and Surveillance Program
Dr. Valerie Ragan, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary
Services
The
New/Revised National Veterinary Accreditation Program
Dr. Michael Gilsdorf, USDA, APHIS,
Veterinary Services
Emerging
Animal Health Issues (an Emerging Market Conditions for Animal
Products)
Dr. Carol Tuszynski, USDA, APHIS, VS,
Center for Emerging Diseases
National
Center for Animal Health Surveillance - The National Surveillance
Unit
Dr. Valerie Ragan, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary
Services
Update
on the National BSE Surveillance - Lessons Learned that would
Contribute to the Success of Animal Intensive National Surveillance
Program
Dr. Michael Gilsdorf, USDA, APHIS,
Veterinary Services
Update
on Program Diseases: TB, Brucellosis, Johne's
Dr. Michael Gilsdorf, USDA, APHIS,
Veterinary Services
BVD Working Group - Educational
Activities and Upcoming Symposium
Equine ID Subcommittee...Back
to Top
NAIS Equine Species Working Group Committee Report
Amy Mann, American Horse Council
Electronic ID, Inc.
Dr. Kevin Owen, Digital Angel and Electronic ID, Inc.
The Crystal Import Corporation
Monica Emmenegger, The Crystal Import Corporation
DNA: Whatman, Inc.
Daniel Klis, Whatman, Inc.
Florida Equine Passport Program
Dr. Thomas Holt, Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer
Services
Colorado Equine ID Program
Dr. Carl Heckendorf, Colorado Department of Agriculture
Poultry
Health...Back
to Top
Avian Influenza - International
Issues and the U.S. Surveillance & Control Program
Dr. Thomas J. Myers, USDA, APHIS,
Veterinary Services Global
Risks of Infectious Animal Diseases
Dr. Mo Salman, Animal Population Health
Institute, Colorado State University Avian
Influenza Avian Pneumovirus - The Minnesota Experience
Dr. Dale C. Lauer, Minnesota Department of
Animal Health Swine
Health...Back
to Top
Swine Health Advisory Committee Case Study of Emerging or
Unknown Disease and Need for Coordinated Response
Dr. Robyn Fleck, National Pork Board Starting
a National Swine Disease Surveillance System using a PRV
Surveillance Model
Dr. Paul Sundberg, National Pork Board UPDATE:
Swine Health
Protection Act Enforcement, PRV
Vaccine and Diagnostic Changes, Swine
Brucellosis & Swine Indemnity Program
Dr. John Korslund & Dr. Dave Pyburn, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary
Services
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Section II - Committee Seminars and
Business Meetings
Animal
Production Food Safety & Security...Back
to Top
Report from Research Training Programs in Agro-Terrorism: Series
of Reports from Representatives of these Programs
Homeland
Security Presidential Directives
Multi-State
Partnership for Security in Agriculture
Western
Institute for Food Safety and Security: A Food Safety Initiative
Brucellosis
Eradication Task Force...Back
to Top
Brucellosis in Cattle: A
View from USDA's Veterinary Services
Dr. Debbie Donch, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services
Swine
Brucellosis: Monitoring, Surveillance and Concerns
Dr. John Korslund, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services
Greater
Yellowstone Area Brucellosis: GYIBC Report Montana/Yellowstone
National Park Interagency Bison Management Plan
Dr. Tom Linfield, Montana Department of Livestock
The
Wyoming Brucellosis Experience...A Brief Historical Perspective of
Brucellosis in Wyoming
Dr. Claude Barton, Brucellosis Consultant
Wyoming's
Brucellosis Surveillance and Response to the USDA Review
Dr. Jim Logan, Wyoming Livestock Board
The
State of Wyoming's Response to Reoccurrence of Brucellosis in Cattle
Dr. Dewayne Oldham, Wyoming Livestock Board
Wildlife
Perspective
Dr. Jim Logan & Dr. Dewayne Oldham, Wyoming Livestock Board
Exploring
New Solutions to Long-Standing Challenges: Brucellosis in the GYA
Dr. Bret Marsh, United States Animal Health Association
Research
and Field Study Notes, Enhancing Brucellosis Control through Vaccine
Research at LSU
Dr. Phil Elzer, Louisiana State University
USDA
Veterinary Services Field Studies Update
Dr. Arnold Gertonson, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services
Research
Updates from NADC
Dr. Steve Olsen, National Animal Disease Center
Equine
Health...Back
to Top
Equine Infectious Anemia: Proposed National Control Program
Amelita Facchiano, GlobalVetLink, LC
Piroplasmosis:
Technical Issues Surrounding use of c-ELISA
Amy Mann, American Horse Council
2005 Equine NAHMS
Study
Dr. Josie Traub-Dargatz, Colorado State University
Vesicular
Stomatitis: 2004 Experience
Dr. Sabrina Swenson, National Veterinary Services Laboratory
West Nile Virus:
2004 Update
Dr. Katie Wetherall, California Department of Food &
Agriculture
Equine Viral
Arteritis: Proposed National Control Program
Dr. Freeda Isaac, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services
Disease
Reclassification OIE: What Does this Mean?
Dr. Tim Cordes, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services
Sheep
& Goat Health...Back
to Top
Q-Fever
Dr. Susan McClanahan, University of Minnesota
Plans
and Activities of the Newly Formed Office of Minor Use Minor Species
as it Pertains to Sheep and Goats
Dr. Meg Oeller, FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine
Overview of
"Foreign Animal Diseases" that Potentially Threaten Sheep
and Goats in the USA Including an Orientation to the Existing
Materials (CDs) Dealing with the Subject
Dr. LaRue Johnson, American Association of Small Ruminant
Practitioners
Use
of RFID in Sheep Operations, Sales and Shows: Tags, Readers and
Computer Software
Dr. Mike Bishop, MB Genetics
Review of
Accelerated Sheep Eradication Program Activities
Dr. Diane Sutton & Dr. Gary Ross, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary
Services
A Visit to a Large
Goat Dairy in the USA
Vincent Maefsky, Poplar Hills Dairy Goat Farm
UK Sheep Electronic
ID Activities: How the US can Benefit from the UK Experience
Dr. Cindy Wolf, University of Minnesota
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Section III - Committee Seminars and
Business Meetings
Animal
Health Emergency Management...Back
to Top
USDA, APHIS, Veterinary
Service Emergency Programs Update
Dr. Larry Granger, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services
Use of
Foot-and-mouth Disease Vaccination as Part of FMD Eradication Scheme
- Vaccinate to Live/Salvage?
Veterinary
Services Perspective - Dr. Larry Granger, USDA, APHIS,
Veterinary Services
FADDL Perspective
- Dr. Tom McKenna, Plum Island Animal Disease Center
CVB Perspective
- Dr. Bruce Carter, Center for Veterinary Biologics
A State's
Perspective - Dr. Richard Breitmeyer and Dr. Ed Henry,
California Department of Food & Agriculture
Animal
Health & International Trade...Back
to Top
Update
on OIE Issues
Dr.
Alfonso Torres, Cornell Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
Avian
Influenza Update
Dr.
T.J. Myers, USDA, APHIS, Veterinary Services
General
Approach to Trade Negotiations
Dr.
Jay Mitchell, USDA, APHIS, International Services
Update
on Hemispheric Eradication of FMD
Dr.
Alfonso Torres, Cornell Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
AAVMC
Global Initiatives in Veterinary Education (GIVE): Impact on World
Trade
Dr.
Robert Kahrs
, Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges
Youth
Programs...Back
to Top
Update on
Lamb Tail Docking
Dr. Jan Busboom, Washington State University
Livestock
Quality Assurance & Ethics for Youth Producers: The Minnesota
Model
Brad Rugg, University of Minnesota; Juanita Reed-Boniface,
Minnesota Foundation for Responsible Animal Care
Overview
of the 2004 National Market Hog Symposium
Dr. Jeff Goodwin, Colorado State University
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Section IV - Committee Seminars and
Business Meetings
Animal
Care...Back
to Top
On-farm Welfare Audits
Dr. Daryl Olsen, Audubon-Manning Veterinary Clinics
National
Issues Relating to Animal Welfare
Kay Johnson, Animal Agriculture Alliance
Animal
Identification and Information Systems...Back
to Top
NAIS Year One
Accomplishments
Undersecretary Bill Hawks & Neil Hammerschmidt, USDA, APHIS,
Veterinary Services
Implementation
Challenges/Opportunities
Status Update on Animal
ID and Tracking Projects - Dr. Mark Spire, Kansas State
University
What about other RFID Technologies? Dr. Kris
Ringwall & Mick Riesinger, North Dakota Dickinson Research
Importance of RFID
Standards - Brian Bolton, ALLFLEX USA
Panel Discussion of
Issues out in the "Real World"
Tod Fleming, Equity Cooperative
Livestock Sales Association
Dr. Clarence Siroky, Idaho Department of
Agriculture
Dr. Todd Thrift, University of Florida
Extension
Dr. Dave Wiklund, Minnesota Board of Animal
Health
Update on a Proposal
in Regards tot he Development of a Privatized Data Management System
Allen Bright, National Cattlemen's Beef Association
Experiences
with Public-Private Data Management System Partnerships
Jay Mattison, National DHIA, Inc.
Update
from Equine ID Committee
Amelita Facchiano, GlobalVetLink, LC
Emerging
Diseases...Back
to Top
Hepatitis E Virus: An Emerging Disease Affecting Multiple
Species
Dr. Pat Halbur, Iowa State University
Update on Porcine
Circovirus
Dr. Pat Halbur, Iowa State University
Fever Ticks in Texas
and Implications for Exotic Disease Transmission
Dr. Angela Pelzel, Texas Animal Health Commission
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Protecting the Global Food Supply: Growing Concerns for
Emerging Zoonotic Diseases...Back
to Top
Session I:
Keynote Presentations
Growing Concerns for Emerging Zoonotic Diseases
Dr. Michael Osterholm, National Center for Food Protection and Defense, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities Campus
Recognizing
the Threats to Global Food System
Dr. Michael L. Perdue, W.H.O. Global Influenza Programme, Department for Communicable Disease Surveillance and Response
Strengthening
the Role of Industry in Preparedness and Response
Dr. John A. Smith, Fieldale Farms, Director of Health Services
Proactive
Risk Communication - Getting Ahead of the Curve
Dave Schmidt, International Food Information Council
Session II:
Learning from Experience
Responding to Avian Influenza in Thailand
NOTE: For the extended version of Dr. Sudaskorn's presentation, click
here.
Dr. Pratuang Sudsakorn, CPF Group of Thailand
Lessons
Learned from the UK Experience - Alternatives for Foot-and-Mouth
Response
Dr. Jimmy Tickel, North Carolina Department of Agriculture
Responding
to Foot-and-Mouth Disease in Uruguay: A Case Study for the Americas
Dr. Alfonso Torres, Cornell University, College of Veterinary Medicine
Session III:
Strategies for Enhancing the Global Food System Protection
Strengthening
Animal Health/Public Health Infrastructure
Dr. Kevin Walker, Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture
Formulating
International Standards for a Dynamic Supply Chain
Dr. Brian Evans, Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Food
Chain Traceability
Mike Robach, Cargill Food Solutions
System Engineering
to Reduce Risk
Dr. Susan Harlander, BT Safety, LLC
Session IV:
Cooperating to Protect the Global Food Supply: The Minnesota Model
Panel Discussion - Moderated by Will Hueston, University of
Minnesota
Dr.
Harry F. Hull, Minnesota Department of Health
Dr.
William L. Hartmann, Minnesota Board of Animal Health
Ronald
Eustice, Minnesota Beef Council
Dr.
Katherine Swanson, ECOLAB
Dr.
Phillip Minerich, Hormel Foods Corporation
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BSE:
An International Animal Health Issue...Back
to Top
Dr.
Brian Evans, Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Dr.
Will Hueston, University of Minnesota
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