Proceedings of the Food Safety, Animal Welfare & Biosecurity Branch of the NZVA : annual conference, 21-23 June 2011, Claudelands Events Centre, Hamilton.
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Wellington, N.Z. :
VetLearn,
2011.
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| Series: | Publication (New Zealand Veterinary Association. VetLearn) ;
no. 288. |
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Table of Contents:
- Horned cattle : what's the point?
- Is fitness for slaughter a useful benchmark of dairy farming welfare practice?
- Public health & antibiotic use in animals : update
- Monitoring chemical residues in meat
- New tools improve our understanding of the epidemiology of food borne pathogens and inform food safety control policies
- Robotics are improving food safety in meat processing
- Training via IT : efficient e-learning 2010
- Sanitary-phytosanitary standards & market access
- Changing approaches from MAF to meet government's priorities
- Market access verification : changing roles for vets
- Measuring outcomes : achieving strategic initiatives
- You (yes, you!), your clients and animal welfare : international drivers for change that will affect the way we farm and practice
- Animal welfare in the NZ dairy industry : strategy into action
- Implications of DairyNZ strategy and investment priorities for veterinary skills and business development
- Making a difference to body condition score of cattle : turning an opportunity into a new exciting service
- Making animal welfare programmes for dairy farms work in practice : obligations/ethics/power and productivity
- DairyNZ animal husbandry programme & early response service
- Tools and opportunities for dairy vets : the MAF Natinal Animal Welfare Plan
- Exotic diseases : when the alarm bell should ring - clinical signs and the vet's role on farm
- The National Biosecurity Capability Network : opportunities and roles for practising vets - what will happen to you if disaster strikes
- National Animal Identification and Tracing (NAIT)
- Conducting and interpreting research in practice : how solid is your evidence?
- Bobby calf welfare standards are improving
- Dear velvetting and animal welfare : current perceptions of acceptable practice - what has been acieved [sic] and where to go from here with the deer velvetting compliance monitoring strategy?
- What role does vaccination play as a response tool for equine influenza?
- New Zealand's quest for global agricultural trade liberalisation : in with a chance, or just tilting at windmills?
- New Zealand's quest for global agricultural trade liberalisation : in the a chance, or just tilting at windmills? The China NZ free trade agreement example