The 5 th Leman China Swine Conference October 16-18, 2016, Nanjing, China

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1 The 5 th Leman Swine Conference October 16-18, 2016, Nanjing, Program 8:00am-5:00pm 9:00am -9:30am Exhibition open Registration open Poster set up Sunday ( October 16) 2016 Exhibition Opening Ceremony (Exhibition Hall, 2 nd 10:00am-noon Forum on building a green pig industry in (Jinling 1:30pm-4:30pm Pre-conference: 1. Swine nutrition (Zijin Chair:Pedro Urriola, University of Minnesota, USA Description: This workshop will provide participants and overview of nutrient requirements, diet formulation, and feed management for pigs during gestation and lactation, for post weaning pigs, and growing pigs. 1:30 2:30pm Sow herd nutrition and feeding programs, Laura Greiner, Carthage, USA Gestation feeding Diet formulation and feeding programs to optimize sow longevity and litter performance Lactation feeding Understanding feed intake patterns to improve wean to estrus and diet composition 2:30 3:30pm Nursery pig feeding, Kyle Coble, New Fashion Pork, USA The importance of early nursery diets nutritional profile to improve performance 3:30 3:40pm Break 3:40 4:40pm Growing pig feeding, Pedro Urriola, University of Minnesota, USA Diet formulation and use of alternative feed ingredients to decrease cost of feeding programs

2 6:00pm 4:40 5:00pm Q&A 2. Next generation Chinese veterinarians Challenges, field study, and practical solutions in pig production (Jinling Chair: Jason Yan, New Hope Liuhe Description: This workshop will provide an opportunity for the next generation Chinese veterinarians to present and discuss cases and filed research data in solving practical problems in pig production. 1:30-1:50pm Analysis of two PRRS prevention and eradication cases, Shuaibiao Wang, Shanghai Jianong Livestock Technology Company, Ltd. 1:50-2:10pm Eradication of PRRSV NADC 30 strain from a 5000-sow farm through herd closure in 120 days, Raymond Qu, Shandong Huanshang Group 2:10-2:30pm Experience of PRRS control, Zhenhua Guo, Henan Academy of Agricultural Sciences 2:30-2:50pm A P1 farm PRRS case, Yang Chen, CP Group 2:50-3:00pm Break 3:00-3:20pm The battle against new normal Aujeszky s disease in, Rongyu Zeng, Hipra 3:20-3:40pm The relationship between the PEDV antigen level and PEDV antibody level in pigs, Peidong Li, Zhejing 3:40-4:00pm The relationships between three antigens level corresponding antibodies level in pig saliva and blood, Yuling Wei, Zhejing Agricultural and Forestry University 4:00-4:20pm Analysis of JinTaZi PDCoV case, Fulin Luo, CP Group 4:20-4:40pm Q&A Reception (Multifunction South Monday (October 17) Opening Session (Multifunction Chair: Frank Liu, University of Minnesota, USA 8:00-8:30am General Session (Multifunction Co-Chair: Bob Morrison, University of Minnesota, USA and Hanchun Yang, Agricultural University 8:30am-9:00am Surveillance programs and pig diseases prevention and control in, Hanchun Yang, Agricultural University

3 9:00am-9:30am 9:30am-10:00am 10:00am-10:30am 10:30am-11:00am 11:00am-11:30am 11:30am-noon Noon 1:00 pm 1:00pm-3:00pm Recent research on PRRS control, Bob Morrison, University of Minnesota, USA Diagnostic investigation of vesicular diseases in swine, Fabio Vannucci, University of Minnesota, USA Coffee/Tea Break and Visit Exhibition PVR virus mutation research, Huaji Qiu, Harbin Veterinary Research Institute, Feed ingredient selection and formula strategies, Tian Wang, Nanjing Agricultural University Our current control plan for PED, Deborah Murray, New Fashion Pork, USA Breakout Session 1 (Jinling Production challenges: Disease Scenarios Chair: Pedro Urriola, University of Minnesota, USA The Clinician: Clinical Observation and Post Mortem Examination, Keith Erlandson, Chia Tai Group, The Diagnostician: DAMNIT and Sample Procurement, Rich French, Chia Tai Group, Lunch (North Hall, 2 nd, Visit exhibition Breakout Session 2 (Multifunction Central Hall, Challenges of using less antibiotics Chair: Gordon Spronk, Pipestone Vet Clinic, USA Impact of less antimicrobial usage on diagnostics of infectious diseases in swine, Fabio Vanucci, University of Minnesota, USA Challenges of using less antibiotics, Deborah Murray, New Fashion Pork, USA Breakout Session 3 (in Chinese) (Multifunction North Hall, 3 rd PRV diagnosis and control Chair: Huaji Qiu, Harbin Veterinary Research Institute, Pseudorabies virus and its prevention and control in, Ping Qian, Huazhong Agricultural University, PRV control and eradication in large sow farm through timely and accurate diagnosis, Liting Qin, New Hope Liuhe Breakout Session 4: (Multifunction South Hall, 3 rd Biosecurity practice in France Chair: Jennifer Patterson, University of Alberta, Canada Biosecurity and health management through feed in swine production, Alain Abherve-Gueguen How to use management software in pig farm to achieve biosecurity, Joseph Colas Batch Management as a way to improve the sanitary status of the swine, Antonin Bonneau Biosecurity protocol and

4 3:00pm-3:30pm 3:30pm-4:30pm 4:30pm-5:30pm 6:00pm 8:00pm Coffee/Tea Break, visit exhibition techniques during semen production, Jack Behan Platinum Sponsor Session #1 Boehringer Ingelheim: PRV epidemic, prevention, and control in, Hanchun Yan; Case analysis of PRV eradication in pig farm, Bushe Li Platinum Sponsor Session #2 Bioscwin: The prevention and control of PRRSV by Fra C12(1-monoglycerides),André, Global technical director, Zuyi Xi, Techinical director Dinner Sponsored by Elanco Co-Chair: Trevor Ames,University of Minnesota 8:00am-8:30am 8:30am-9:00am 9:00am-9:30am 9:30am-10:00am 10:00am-10:30am 10:30am-11:00am Tuesday (October 18) Gilt acclimation and management of first parity sow, Ping Qian, Huazhong Agriculture University, Managing gilts for optimum performance, Jennifer Patterson, University of Alberta, Canada Feeding pigs without antibiotics, Kyle Coble, New Fashion Pork, USA Optimizing reproduction swine rations, Laura Greiner, Carthage, USA Coffee/Tea Break, visit exhibition Experiences with PRV control, Gordon Spronk, Pipestone Vet Clinic, USA 11:00am-11:30am Vaccine usage for swine fever prevention, Ming-Hwa Jon,Taiwan Provincial Animal Research Institute 11:30am - noon Feed efficiency and measures of nutrient efficiency, Pedro Urriola, University of Minnesota, USA Noon 1:30 pm Lunch (North Hall, 2 nd, visit exhibition 1:30pm-3:30pm Breakout Session 1 (Multifunction Central Hall, Contrasting biosecurity in Breakout Session 2 (Jinling Growing pig production research Breakout Session 3 (Multifunction South Hall, Reproductive research Breakout Session 4 (in Chinese) (Multifunction South Hall, 3 rd CSF prevention and control and Minnesota Chair: Deborah Murray, New Chair: Fabio Vannucci, Chair: Jason Yan, New Hope, Chair: Bob Morrison, Fashion Pork, USA University of Minnesota, University of Minnesota, USA USA 1:30pm-3:30pm 10 opportunities for you to improve biosecurity on your farm,gordon Spronk, Use of carbohydrase enzymes in swine diets, Pedro Urriola, University of Seasonal infertility mitigation, Laura Greiner, Carthage, USA Analysis of genetic evolution of prevalent swine fever virus strain and vaccination

5 3:30pm-4:00pm 4:00pm 5:00pm Pipestone Vet Clinic, USA Improving the traditional biosecurity measurements, Qinhui Chen Minnesota, USA Importance of Floor Space and Marketing Considerations, Kyle Coble, New Fashion Pork, USA The impact of litter of origin on sow lifetime productivity, Jennifer Patterson, University of Alberta, Canada Coffee/Tea Break, Visit exhibition Panel discussion, (Multifunction Chair: Bob Morrison and Frank Liu, University of Minnesota, USA strategy, Jiaqiang Wu, Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences Diagnosis of swine fever, Ming-Hwa Jong, Taiwan Provincial Animal Research Institute