An Overview of PAACO Animal Welfare Auditor
Training
(No Presentation Available)
Dr. Dave Hermes, American Association of
Avian Pathologists/Professional Animal Auditors Certification
Organization
Animal
Care Auditing:
What to expect (and demand) of a third party
auditor
(No Presentation Available)
Dr. James T. Barton,
Veterinary Consultant
Keynote Address
(No Presentation Available) Bruce Knight, U.S. Department of AgricultureUnder Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs
Comprehensive USDA Business Plan Review
(No Presentation Available) Neil Hammerschmidt, USDA/APHIS/VS
State Perspective of Business Plan: The
challenges and opportunities Moderator: Victor Velez,
California Department of Food & Agriculture Dr. Dave Fly, New Mexico Livestock Board Melissa Garrett, West Virginia Department of Agriculture John Heller, Colorado Department of Agriculture Kevin Kirk, Michigan Department of Agriculture Gary Wilson, Ohio Department
of Agriculture
Industry Perspective of Business Plan:
The challenges and opportunities Moderator: Glenn Fischer,
Allflex USA, Inc. Linda Campbell, Goat Working Group Dr. Ashby Green, National Cattlemen's Beef
Association Adam Griffin, iDairy Kerry Thompson, American Horse Council Dr. Patrick Webb, National Pork Board Dr. Cindy
Wolf, University of Minnesota
Information Systems Perspective of
Business Plan: The challenges and
opportunities Moderator: Glenn
Smith, AgInfoLink USA Inc. Dr. Michael Coe, Global Animal Management Dr. Robert Fourdraine,
Wisconsin Livestock Identification Consortium Adam Griffin, National FAIR Mark Shaw, Micro Beef Technologies Ltd. Steven Smith,
DHI-Provo
COOL - Review and Implementation
(No Presentation Available) Bruce Knight, U.S. Department of Agriculture Under Secretary
for Marketing and Regulatory Programs
Workshop Sessions Key Questions to be Discussed:
i)
Integration of NAIS standards by
livestock service providers
(veterinarians, breeders, data providers, tag
manufacturers, etc.)
ii)
Integration of NAIS standards by state
animal health programs and cooperative programs
iii)
NAIS
and COOL: How do these programs create
common ground for implementing NAIS?
iv)
Are
the Key Outcomes, as defined by NAIS
Business Plan, appropriate in today's market environment?
v)
Are
the timelines defined in the NAIS
Business Plan realistic?
Follow-up Group Discussion of Key Workshop
Findings Through Panel of Group Leaders
Closing Comments and White Paper Development
Process
Glenn Fischer and Victor Velez, Animal Identification &
Information Systems Committee Chair and Vice Chair
