
Conference
Reducing antimicrobial use in European Livestock production
We would like to invite you to our conference where leading scientists and practitioners talk about one of the most pressing, but underexposed topics in livestock farming; antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
In half a day we will bring you up to speed about the current state of events, best practices in the field and what’s coming in the future.
Registration
If you'd like to attend, please register here.
Program
08.30-08.40 h | Welcome & Introduction |
Han Swinkels (Chairman) | |
08.40-09.15 h | Antimicrobial resistance: the importance of reducing antimicrobial use in farm animals |
Ramanan Laxminarayan (Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy) | |
09.15-09.50 h | Stakeholder collaboration: the key to reducing AMU in farm animals |
Jan Vaarten (Federation of Veterinarians of Europe) | |
09.50-10.00 h | Break |
10.00-10.30 h | Four strategies to reduce the use of antimicrobials on farms: The Healthy Livestock approach |
Bas Kemp (Wageningen University) | |
10.30-11.10 h | Pitches from practice: |
10.30-10.40 h | Preventing infections by optimizing biosecurity measures at pig farms |
Joost van den Borne (The Schippers Group) | |
10.40-10.50 h | Smart housing for healthy chickens to enhance resilience |
Anne van den Oever (Vencomatic) | |
10.50-11.00 h | Early detection of respiratory health status pigsof |
Erik Vranken (SoundTalks) | |
11.00-11.10 h | ‘As little as possible and as much as necessary’: approaches to precise medication in cattle |
Lisa Morgans (Innovation for Agriculture) | |
11.10-11.50 h | Discussion: Challenges ahead for reducing AMU and AMR in Europe |
Han Swinkels (Chairman) | |
11.50-12.00 h | Next steps & closure |