Poster Title : Bioimage analysis for estimation of mid-loin marbling from external marbling on the boneless pork loin
Presented by : Bethany Uttaro, Agriculture and Agrifood Canada
Research area : Pork Quality
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Poster Title : Quality assurance programs and animal welfare programs: What is the impact on how pork producers organize work on the farm?
Presented by : Nancy Beauregard, Université de Montréal
Research area : On-farm organization of labour
Poster Title : Zinc oxide levels in feed: Impact on energetic mitochondrial metabolism and on oxidative stress in weaned piglets
Presented by : Geneviève Villeneuve, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada / Université de Sherbrooke
Research area : Nutrition
Poster Title : The effect of a high-fibre gilt development feeding program on body composition and first lactation performance
Presented by : Nicole Gregory, University of Guelph
Poster Title : Salmonella serotypes in fourteen cohorts of Ontario pigs from birth to slaughter determined using whole genome sequencing data
Presented by : Erika Myler, University of Guelph
Research area : Heatlh
Poster Title : An alternate approach to antibiotic use for swine health
Presented by : Karen LoVetri, Cytophage Technologies, Inc.
Research area : Health
Poster Title : Characterization of interactions between feed and medication in swine
Presented by : Alireza Jafarzadeh, Université de Montréal
Poster Title : Can post-weaning E. coli diarrhea be prevented in nursery pigs using a live oral vaccine?
Presented by : Michelle Goodman, University of Guelph
Poster Title : Metagenomic investigation of the intervention measures to reduce on-farm use of antibiotics in Canadian hog barns
Presented by : Samuel Chekabab, Prairie Swine Centre
Poster Title : Setup and tuning of a continuous feeding in-vitro bioreactor for the production of a pig intestinal microbiota.
Presented by : Mathieu Bellerose, University of Montreal