London Swine Conference 2011
The London Swine Conference 2010 was held in London, Ontario, Canada on 30-31 March 2011. The theme of the meeting was Exploring the Future. ![]() |
To see the papers, click on the link at the end of this article.
Regaining our Share
- Lessons, Opportunities and Challenges – Bob Hunsberger
- Demanding Consumers versus Conventional Agriculture – Mike A. Varley
Beyond the New Normal
- A Revolution in Pork Production – Augusto Heck
- Managing Volatility – Justin Roelofs
Adding Value
- Failure to Thrive – Alex Ramirez
- Value-Added Pork Production: What Strategies are Working Today? – Gary Huber
The Road Ahead
- Rethinking Pig Barn Design – Larry D. Jacobson
- Pressure on Conventional Agriculture – Suzanne T. Millman
Break-Out Sessions
- Quality Meat Packers’ Brand Stories – Jim Gracie
- Branding Canadian Pork – Defining Consumer Wants – Anita Ivanauskas
- Maximising the Nutritional Value of Feedstuffs – Mike A. Varley
- Maximising the Value of Feedstuffs – Jay Squire
- Euthanasia – Suzanne T. Millman
- Reducing Distress in Swine: Why, When and How – Tim Blackwell
- Energy Management – Robert Chambers
- Ventilation Management – Harry Huffman
- Energy and Ventilation Management Issues in US Pig Buildings – Larry D. Jacobson
- Looking Beyond Production Benchmarking – Justin Roelofs
- Looking Beyond Production Benchmarking – Randy Duffy
- Immunocastration in Swine: A Practical Approach – Augusto Heck
- The Nutrition and Economics of Feeding Entire Males – Neil S. Ferguson
- Dealing with Post-Weaning Diseases – Alex Ramirez
- Dealing with Post-Weaning Diseases –Steven Wolfgram
- Selling Pigs to Market Pork – Martin and Teresa Van Raay
- Changing Their Model: the Iowa Food Cooperative – Gary Huber
- Willowgrove Hill DHA/EPA Omega-3 Pork Marketing – Paul Hill
Further Reading
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- | You can view the complete proceedings by clicking here. |
August 2011