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70th Minnesota Nutrition Conference
September 15 & 16, 2009
Holiday Inn, Owatonna, MN

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  Tuesday, September 15, 2009

8:00 AM

Registration
Coffee and rolls

   — Symposium: Fostering Optimum GI Development, Integrity and Function
       in Livestock and Poultry —

      * Sponsored by BFI Innovations, Inc. / Nutri-Ad *

8:30 AM

Welcome - Keith Klanderman, President and CEO, BFI Innovations, Inc.

8:40

Moderator: Steve Moreland, DVM, VP of Technology and Innovations, BFI Innovations, Inc.

Speaker: Chaouki Benchaar, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Sherbrooke, Quebec
Essential oils as rumen modifiers in dairy cows: Opportunities and challenges

9:25

Speaker: Jan Van Eys, Nutri-Ad, Paris, France
Modulation of immune function in food producing animals designed to optimize gut health, general well-being and production performance- With special emphasis on yeast cell wall components

10:10 Break
10:25

Moderator: Grady Fain, VP of Sales-North America, BFI Innovations, Inc.

Speaker: Peter Ferket, North Carolina State University, Raleigh
Epigenetic adaptions in poultry: A case for in ovo feeding strategies

11:10

Moderator: José Luis Laparra, M.V.Z., MS, Managing Director, BFI Innovations Mexico

Speaker: José Antonio Cuarón, INIFAP, Queretaro, Mexico
Organic acid utilization in early phases of pig production with special emphasis on butyric acid: Enzymatic efficiency, antimicrobial potential and GI development in the young pig

11:55 Closing comments - BFI Innovations, Inc.
12:00 PM Lunch  * Sponsored by BFI Innovations, Inc./Nutri-Ad *

  — University of Minnesota Livestock Research Update —

12:50 PM

Welcome – Lee Johnston, Conference Co-Chair

1:00

Crude glycerin in market turkey diets - Sally Noll, Department of Animal Science

1:15 Growth performance, carcass characteristics, physiological and gut health effects of feeding diets containing BMD to heat stressed finishing pigs - Jerry Shurson, Department of Animal Science
1:30

Reducing negative effects of sulfur in beef cattle diets - Grant Crawford, University of Minnesota Extension

1:45

Trace mineral nutrition of dry cows and progeny growth - Greg Golombeski, Department of Animal Science

2:00 Break
2:30

Low oligosaccharide SBM for nursery pigs - Samuel Kofi Baidoo, Southern Research and Outreach Center 

2:45 Managing hay and supplement intake in wintering beef cows - Alfredo DiCostanzo, Department of Animal Science
3:00 Biofilters for odor control - Kevin Janni, Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems Engineering
3:15

In vitro and in vivo effects of soluble crude protein, Yucca schidigera extract and Saccharomyces cerevisae on rumen metabolism – Martin Ruiz-Moreno, Department of Animal Science

  — Animal Welfare for Nutritionists —

3:30 PM Distinguishing between animal abuse and bad management - Edmond Pajor, University of Calgary
4:15

Expectations of an animal welfare audit - Earl Dotson, Validus Services LLC

4:55

Wrap-up

5:00-7:00

Reception

7:00

Conference Dinner ($25 by Sep 1; $30 after Sep 1)
Dinner Speaker: Mr. Lynn Becker, LB Pork, Fairmont, MN
"Pork Production in the Age of Activism"
 

  Wednesday, September 16, 2009

  — Ruminant Session —

8:00 AM

Registration
Coffee and rolls

8:25

Welcome

8:30 Poisonous plants in livestock feeding - Krishona Martinson, University of Minnesota
9:10 Nutrition and management of feedlot heifers - Jolene Kelzer, University of Minnesota
9:50 Break
10:20 Effects of source and particle size of fiber on feedlot performance and carcass characteristics - Nicolas DiLorenzo, Texas Tech University
11:00 Implications of cow size on formulating beef cow rations - Ryon Walker, University of Minnesota Extension
11:40 Diamond V Update
12:00 Noon Lunch  * Sponsored by Diamond V Mills *
1:00 PM

Nutritional factors affecting mammary gland development of growing dairy heifers - Michael J. VandeHaar, Michigan State University

1:40

Milk fat depression: Interactions of ionophores, fat supplements, and other risk factors - Thomas Jenkins, Clemson University  
* Sponsored by Elanco Animal Health *

2:20 Break
2:40

Achieving better reproduction: Does nutrition impact reproduction programs? - Ricardo Chebel, University of Minnesota

3:20

New on-farm technologies for dairy consultants - Jeff Reneau, University of Minnesota

4:00 Adjourn
 

  Wednesday, September 16, 2009

  — Non-ruminant Session —

8:00 AM

Registration
Coffee and rolls

8:25

Welcome

8:30

Dietary interventions to enhance human health aspects of pork - Ryan Cox, University of Minnesota

9:10

National swine nutrition guide - Mark Whitney, University of Minnesota Extension

9:50 Break
10:20

New amino acid concentrations for industry grow-finish swine diets - Mark Bertram, First Choice Livestock

11:00

Feeding market boars for pork production - José Antonio Cuarón, National Disciplinary Research Center on Animal Physiology and Improvement

11:40 Diamond V Update

12:00 Noon

Lunch  * Sponsored by Diamond V Mills *

1:00 PM

Proper conduct and interpretation of field trials - Kenneth Krueger, Diamond K Research and Consulting Service  
* Sponsored by Sparboe Farms, Inc. *

1:40

Digestible amino acid formulations for poultry - Todd Applegate, Purdue University   * Sponsored by Evonik Industries *

2:20 Feed formulations to control risk - Bill Roush, USDA-ARS (retired)
3:00

Adjourn

 

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