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AHAT BSAS International Conference

TROFREC, Faculty of Agriculture, Khon Kaen University, Khon Kaen 40002, THAILAND

Tel., Fax. + 66 (0) 43 202 368

or +66 (0) 43 202 368

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E-mail : ahatbsas@kku.ac.th

 

 

 

Confirmed Invited Speakers
Plenary Session
  The FAO pro-poor livestock policy 
       by Joachim Otte  (FAO/Rome)
  Addressing poverty through crop-livestock integration: contribution of past research to future challenges.
       by Jill Lenne (UK)
  GDH in Smallholder Agricultural Development : Well-Beings and Social Stability
       by Charan Chantalakhana (TH), Metha Wanapat (TH) and Lindsay Falvey (AUS)
  Livestock’s role in global warming.
       by Don Johnson (USA), O. Poungchompu (TH), M. Wanapat (TH)
  Productivity enhancement from integrating livestock into animal and perennial cropping systems.
       by C. Devendra (MAL)
  Feed resource utilisation: Scope and Potentials
       by P. Rowlinson (UK), M. Wanapat & C. Wachirapakorn (TH)
    

 

 
Avian Influenza
  Outbreak of avian influenza in Asia
       by C.Benigno and Hans Wagner (FAO/RAPA)
   
 
Nutrient Balances and Recycling
  The land livestock balance approach and its implications for intensive livestock production in South-East Asia 
       by Harald Menzi & P. Gerber (SWI)
  Nitrogen and phosphorus recycling in dairy cattle production systems.
       by Michel Wattiaux (USA)
  Nutrient transfers on sloping farmlands in southwest China.
       by Shihua Tu and Chen Yibing (CHN)

 

 
Environment Aspects Related to Animal Production Science
  Status of North and South disparity in manure for agricultural production and for control of environment impact and how to settle issues.
       by Shozo Watanabe (JPN)
  Advances technologies to meet new regulations for concentrate animal feeding operations in United States and Asia.
       by Frank Humenik (USA)
  Farm level manure management control for sustainable agriculture under EU nitrate directive
       by Knud Buch-Jepsen (DEN)
  Integrated biosystems for wastewater treatment: “Water and nutrient recycling through integrated aquaculture”
       by Martin S. Kumar (AUS)
  Soil nutrient balance in northeast Thailand with special reference to contribution of manure nitrogen
       by N. Matsumoto (JPN)
 
Tropical Dairying
  Importing goods and services for South East Asia’s dairy industries: Ensuring their relevance to farmer needs
       by John Moran (AUS)
  Improving the economic, biological and welfare indices of tropical milk production by restricted calf suckling after milking.
       by Reg Preston (COL)
  Farm Chokchai's expcrience : As a leading dairy agri-business in SEA
       by Choke Bulkul (TH)

 

 
Rumen Ecology and Manipulations
  Factors affecting microbial protein synthesis in the rumen with emphasis on diet on tropical forages.
       by Glen A. Broderick (USA)
  Development and use of molecular techniques to estimate cellulolytic and methanogenic bacterial populations in the Rumen.
       by Stuart Denman and Chris McSweeney (AUS)
  Microbes meets most of ruminal protein requirements in roughage diets: method and limitations of measurement. 
       by Joaquim Teres Balcells (SPN)
  Rumen manipulation to increase efficient use of local feed resources and productivity of ruminants in the tropics.
       by Metha Wanapat (TH)
  Nutritive inhibition of ruminal methanogenesis and implications for methane formation in manure
       by Carla Riccarda Soliva (SWI)

 

 
Feed Science and Food Processing
  Animal productions for A healthy diet
       by John McCrae (UK)
  Effect of dietary manipulation on Mediterranean buffalo products
       by Federico Infascelli (ITY)
  Alternatives to in-feed antibiotics
       by Mike Varley (UK)
  Effects of non-ionic surfactants on microbial enzyme production, feed digestion and ruminant performances
       by  Jong Ha (KOR)
  Animals in natural interaction with soil, plants and people with emphasis on Asia
       by E.R. Ørskov (UK)

 

 
Local Feed Resources
  Metabolisable protein requirements for ruminant live stock fed low protein forages; major constraints in ruminant production under disease challenge and stress.
       by  Ron A. Leng (AUS)
  Potential uses of cassava as ruminant feeds.
       by Metha Wanapat (TH)
  Feed resources and their potential uses for ruminants in China.
       by Jian-xin Liu (CHN)
  Studies on energy metabolism of cattle in Thailand
       by T. Nishida (JPN)
  Palm oil by-products for ruminants in Malaysia.
       by Juan Boo Liang (MAL)
  Feed resources and processing technology for monogastric animals in China.
       by De Fa Li (CHN)

 

 
Animal Genetic Resources
  The conservation of native breeds of farm animal genetic resources
       by D.E. Stean (UK)
  Integrating livestock-crop systems to meet the challenges of globalization-animal genetic resources in changing production systems in Asia
       by V.K. Taneja (IND)

by Anchalee Na Chiengmai (TH)

by Sarakit Tawinprawat (TH)  

 

 
Medicinal Plants
  Tannins in animal health and nutrition – opportunities for temperate and tropical regions
       by Irene Mueller-Harvey  (UK)
  Use of medicinal plants under tropical rural livestock systems.
       by A.N.F. Perera (SKL)
  The precious herbs for animal husbandry enhancement: common uses in Thailand
       by Angkana Hiransari (TH)
  Thai herbs: physical and chemical structure and their potential use in animal production.
       by Bung-Orn Srisakulchai (TH)
  Possible use of herbs for antibiotic replacement: stakeholder perspective.
       by Chatchawan Or-rawannukul (TH)
  The safety of a phytogenic feed additive in weaning pigs.
       by J. Erber (Biomin representative)

 

 
Organic Livestock Production
  Organic fodder production for intensive organic livestock production in Europe : recent scientific findings and the impact on the development of organic farming.
       by Gerold Rahman (GER)
  Prospects of organic milk and meat production in India
       by Mahesh Chander (IND)
  Approaches into organic animal farming
       by Vonne Lund (NOR)

 

 
Animal Welfare
  Integration of pigs and poultry into a crop and pasture rotation in australia-welfare, production and aspects.
       by  Phil Glatz (AUS)
 
 
Multipurpose Role of Work Animals 
-Improving Integration in Agricultural and Transport Systems
  Experimental methods in draught animal research
        by Anne Pearson (UK)
  Effects of supplementation on feed intake, work capacity and body weight change of swamp buffaloes under smallholder grazing systems in Vietnam  
       by M. Van Sahn (VN)
  Multipurpose use of cattle and swamp buffaloes in Lao PDR
       by P. Vongsamphanh (LAO)
  Economics of rice farming using draught buffalo and two-wheel tractor
       by Pakapun Skunmun (TH)
  Multiple uses of cows for milk, meat and traction in West African mixed crop-livestock farming systems. Challenges and the way forward.  
       by Abdou Fall (Gambia)
  An assessment of gait and limb abnormalities in working equines in Delhi and adjacent areas
       by S. Ahmed (IND)

 

 
 CASREN symposium (S. Saithanoo) (TH)
  Productivity enhancement from potencially important integrated ruminant tree crops systems in Southeast Asia.
       by C. Devendra (MAY)
   
  by D. Pezo (COS)
  Improving Crops-Livestock Production Systems in Rainfed Areas of South East Asia: Crop-Animal Systems Research Network (CASREN-Thailand)
       by M. Wanapat (TH)
 
AUNP SYMPOSIUM: New Dietary Strategies to Improve Animal Health and Food Safety

Session 1: General issues regarding nutrition, animal health and food safety

Session 2: Workshop on PhD research activities on livestock nutrition, health and food safety (AUNP and non AUNP students)

Session 3: Workshop on research priorities and developments for improving nutrition and health of dairy cattle in Thailand

16 November 2005:

     8.00-8.15 Registration

     8.15-8.30 Opening ceremony

     8.30-8.45 Research and training activities of the AUNP project on ‘Dietary strategies to improve animal health  and food safety’

      Dr.Robert Paling and Prof.Anton Beynen- Utrecht University, the Netherlands
 

Session 1: General issues regarding nutrition, animal health and food safety

 * Chairperson : Prof. Anton Beynen -Utrecht University, the Netherlands

     8.45 -9.15 Nutritional issues as related to dairy cattle health and food safety

 * Prof. Jos Noordhuizen-Utrecht University, the Netherlands

     9.15-9.45 Minerals and health in dairy cows in Thailand

 * Assoc.Prof.Chalong Wachirapakorn-Khon Kaen University, Thailand

    9.45-10.15 Nutritional diseases in dairy cattle in Thailand

 * Asist.Prof. Suneerat Aiumlamai-Khon Kaen University, Thailand

   10.15-10.30 Coffee break

 * Chairperson : Prof. Jos Noordhuizen-Utrecht University, the Netherlands

    10.30-11.00 Influence of diet composition on digestion and gut environment in pigs

 * Prof. Jan Erik Linberg-Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden

    11.00-11.30 Influence of different diets to growth performance and resistance to hog cholera infections of pig crossbreeds

 * Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Lihn-Hue University of Agriculture and Forestry, Vietnam

    11.30-12.00 Update on the role of probiotics in broiler chickens

 * Prof. Anton Beynen-Utrecht University, the Netherlands

    12.00-12.30 Gut immunity in broiler

 * Dr. Chanin Tirawattanawanich-Kasetsart University, Thailand

    12.30-13.30 Lunch
 

 Session 2: Workshop on PhD research activities on livestock nutrition, health and food safety (AUNP students)

 * Chairperson : Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Linh-Hue University of Agriculture and Forestry, Vietnam

    13.30-14.00 Manipulation of the Rumen microflora to improve cow udder health and quality of milk: A Meta-Analysis

 * Chaiwat Jarassaeng – Khon Kaen University, Thailand

    14.00-1430 Manipulation of the Gut microflora to improve broiler health and food safety

     Nuntaporn Pitiguagool- Kasetsart University, Thailand

     14.30-15.00 Coffee break

 * Chairperson : Dr. Chanin Tirawattanawanich-Kasetsart University, Thailand

    15.00-15.30 A survey on the prevalence of diarrhea and pathogenic bacteria in pre-weaning piglets in smallholdings in Central Vietnam

 * Tran Thi Thu Hong -Hue University of Agriculture and Forestry, Vietnam

    15.30-17.00 Plenary discussion and closure

 
17 November 2005:

 Session 2: Workshop on PhD research activities on livestock nutrition, health and food safety (non AUNP students)

 * Chairperson : Prof. Jan Erik Linberg-Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden

    8.30-9.00 The relations between diet, blood urea nitrogen and reproduction in dairy cows kept on dairy farm in Thailand

 * Adisorn Yawongsa - Kasetsart University, Thailand

    9.00-9.30 Effect of low versus high dietary crude protein on milk composition and milk yield in early and mid- lactating dairy cows

 * Wandee Rungratanaubol - Kasetsart University, Thailand

    9.30-10.00 Risk factors of subclinical ketosis and subacute ruminal acidosis in different feeding managements during post calving of Thai dairy       

    cattle in small holder farms

 * Chaidate Inchaisri - Chulalongkorn University, Thailand

    10.00-10.30 Effect of dietary fat type on nutrient digestibility and carcass quality in growing finishing swine

 * Jamlong Mitchaothai - Mahanakorm University of Technology, Thailand

    10.30-10.45 coffee
 

 Session 3: Workshop on research priorities and developments for improving nutrition and health of dairy cattle in Thailand

 * Chairperson : Asist.Prof. Suneerat Aiumlamai-Khon Kaen University, Thailand

    10.45-11.30 Research priorities for improving nutrition and health of dairy cattle in Thailand*Prof. Metha Wanapat -Khon Kaen University, Thailand

    11.30-12.00 Research for improving nutrition and health of dairy cows: in small scale dairy farms

 * Assoc.Prof.Chalong Wachirapakorn-Khon Kaen University, Thailand

    12.00-12.30 Research for improving nutrition and health of dairy cows: in medium scale dairy farms

 * Asist.Prof. Theera Rukumsuk-Kasetsart University, Thailand

 
12.30-13.30 Lunch

 * Chairperson : Prof. Anton Beynen-Utrecht University, the Netherlands

    13.30-14.00 Associations of milk with oxidatives stress levels, period of lactation and somatic cell scores in dairy cattle

 * Dr Witaya Suriyasathaporn, Chaigmai University, Thailand  

    14.00-14.30 Research on the relationship between dietary omega -3 and omega-6 to immune responsiveness in ruminant

 * Dr.Jitkamol Thanasak, Mahidol University, Thailand  

    14.30-15.00 Effect of substitution of soybean meal by dried tomato pomace on feed intake, digestibility, blood metabolites and milk production in 
    lactation cows

 * Dr. Chalermpon Yuangklang, Rajamangala University of Technology-Isan, Thailand

    15.00-15.15 Coffee

 * Chairperson : Prof. Jos Noordhuizen-Utrecht University, the Netherlands

    15.15-15.45 FTA (Free Trade Agreement) and research priorities for Dairy Industry in Thailand

  * Asist.Prof. Suneerat Aiumlamai-Khon Kaen University, Thailand

     15.45-16.45  Plenary discussion

16.45-17.00 Closing Ceremony

 

 

 

Sessions

Sessions will address a number of important topical issues including the followings :

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Crop-livestock systems (in association with CASREN)

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Organic livestock production

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Avian Influenza Control in Livestock-Crop System

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Food safety and traceability

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GATT, world trade and marketing

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Medicinal plants

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Animal welfare

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Environmental aspects related to animal production science

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Nutrient balances (in association with the Tropical Agriculture Association)

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Draught power and Production

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Local feed resources

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Animal genetic resources

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Feed science and technology

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Rumen ecology and manipulations

There will be symposia incorporated into the programme on various topics e.g:

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Animal nutrition, health and food safety (in association with Asean-EU Univeristy Network Programme)

A number of theatre and posters sessions will be dedicated to :

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Free communication

Further details will be posted as they become available

        

 

 

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