WEBINAR: How can the management of clinical and subclinical mastitis be supported by sensor systems?

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An exciting line-up of speakers hosted online by IDF (https://www.fil-idf.org/) on 14th October 2020:

  • Detection of severe clinical mastitis DR ILKA KLAAS, DELAVAL INTERNATIONAL AB, DENMARK
  • Detection of mild/moderate mastitis DR GUNNAR DALEN, TINE DAIRIES SA, NORWAY
  • Detection to support dry off decisions PROF. DAVID KELTON, UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH, CANADA & DR ALFONSO
    ZECCONI, UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI MILANO, ITALY
  • Detection of herd level mastitis problems DR HONIG HEN, VETERINARY SERVICE, MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE,
    ISRAEL
  • Conclusions: Thinking outside the box: Novel ways to utilize sensor data to improve mastitis management PROF. HENK HOGEVEEN, WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY, NETHERLANDS
  • Questions and Answers on Zoom chat

Watch the webinar here:

 

Download the presentation here

WEBINAR: Optimising animal health in pig farming (in Dutch)

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On Monday 7th September, ZLTO organised a webinar on the coaching process as part of the project Optimising Animal Health in Pig Farming.

Antoon Sanders talked about the project he is coaching with pig farmers, feed consultants and veterinarians. He also shared practical experiences.

Are you interested in being coached in the autumn of 2020 in The Netherlands? Then contact Heleen Prinsen or Annick Spaans from ZLTO.

Find out more here

WEBINAR: Facilitating change with small groups

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Want to know more about facilitation?

 

Lisa Morgans, from Innovation for Agriculture in the UK, hosts an interactive webinar about facilitating change with small groups. She covers:

  1. The need for facilitation
  2. What makes a good facilitator
  3. Understanding your group
  4. Planning and delivering successful workshops
  5. The facilitation toolbox and communication strategies

The webinar concludes with a Q&A session. If you would like more information about facilitation, please get in touch.

WEBINAR: Principles of Biosecurity and Biocheck.UGent

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We thank Professor Jeroen Dewulf from Ghent University for sharing his expertise.
Here you can find out more about transmission routes, infection pressures and use of the BioCheck tool as a risk-based biosecurity scoring system for individual farms.

Principles of Biosecurity and use of BioCheck website: webinar by Jeroen Dewulf