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Swine Podcasts
Welcome to the OMAFRA Swine Team Podcasting site!
This site was developed to provide access to timely information
and topics presented at various meetings, conferences and seminars.
New podcasts will be posted bi-weekly. Click here for other OMAFRA
Podcasts.
This report is available in the following formats:
Downloadable Audio Files -
Pork Congess 2011
- Unique set-up for ventilation, auto sorters and shipping protocol
- John Van Engelen, Hog-Tied Farms Ltd., Lambton County
Compete
Presentation (18 MB), Questions
(5 MB)
London Swine Conference 2011
- Value Added Pork Production - What value added production
strategies are working today? Raised without antibiotics, Omega-3
enhanced, Organic, Heritage, Certified Humane, and what is on
the horizon? Gary Huber, Practical Farmers of Iowa
Complete Presentation (36.5
MB), Part 1 (20.7 MB), Part
2 (15.7 MB)
- Managing Volatility - Short and long term price and input
forecast. Tools, techniques and strategies to manage price and
input volatility. Justin Roelofs, AgStar Financial Services,
Minnesota
Complete Presentation (7.8
MB), Part 1 (3.5 MB),
Part 2 (4.3 MB), and Questions
(2.3 MB)
- Re-Thinking Barn Design - How welfare, niche markets, energy
pricing, environment, and production gains are shaping the way
barns are designed for the future. Larry Jacobson, University
of Minnesota
Complete Presentation
(32.1 MB), Part 1 (14.7
MB), Part 2 (17.3 MB),
and Questions (7.4
MB)
- Pressure on Conventional Agriculture - Issues surrounding
animal welfare and consumer pressure on conventional agriculture.
What should we be prepared for? Suzanne Millman, Iowa State
University
Complete
Presentation (33.00 MB), Part
1 (15.12 MB), Part
2 (17.85 MB), and Questions
(9.7 MB)
- What Have we Learned - Reflections on the past three years
and the challenges and opportunities ahead for the Canadian
Swine Industry. Bob Hunsberger, Producer
Complete
Presentation (36.37 MB), Part
1 (18.96 MB), Part
2 (4.58), and Questions
(.74 MB)
- Demanding Consumers vs. Conventional Agriculture - Consumer
demands and animal welfare regulations dramatic impact on swine
production in the UK. How producers regained control of their
industry. Mike Varley, BPEX, UK
Complete
Presentation (11.03 MB), Part
1 (5.6 MB), Part
2 (5.4 MB), and Questions
(2.2 MB)
- Failure to Thrive-What are the emerging diseases affecting
the pre-weaning period? The impact of enteric diseases in the
farrowing room. Dr. Alex Ramirez, Iowa State University
Complete
Presentation (8.82 MB), Part
1 (4.57 MB), Part
2 (4.23 MB), and Questions
(3.41 MB)
- A Revolution in Pork Production-How technology has changed
pork production in Brazil and its implications for North America.
Augusto Heck, Brasil Foods SA, Brazil
Complete
Presentation (33.9 MB), Part
1 (12.3 MB), Part
2 (21.5 MB), and Questions
(1.3 MB)
Subscribe to the OMAFRA Swine Podcasts!
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software (not just iTunes) and can be played on any computer/MP3
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When new episodes are posted, you will receive them automatically!
Using Podcasts
To use the podcasts found on this page please follow these steps.
Step 1: Download iTunes to your computer. It is available free
of charge at http://www.apple.com/itunes/download
Step 2: Click on the link for the desired speaker. You will be
given the option to save the file to your computer or play the
file directly through iTunes.
London Swine Conference 2010 Podcasts
Session 1: The Global Pork Industry in Perspective
Ken McEwan, University of Guelph-Ridgetown
Dennis Dipietre, Knowledge Ventures LLC
Session 2: Change is on the Horizon
Hans Rotto, Innovative Agricultural Solutions LLC
Session 3: Production and Cost Management
Bob Morrison, University of Minnesota
Rudolf Wiedmann, LSZ--Baden--Wurttemburg
Session 4: The Swine Industry and Consumer Perception
Terry Whiting, Manitoba Agriculture and Food
Stacie Sopinka, Loblaw Brands Ltd.
For more information:
Toll Free: 1-877-424-1300
Local: (519) 826-4047
E-mail: ag.info.omafra@ontario.ca
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