Healthy Food from Healthy Animals
University of Nottingham, 24-25 April 2012
Whilst we need more food to feed the growing world population predicted to be 9 billion by 2050 this food has to be of good quality, nutritious and beneficial to the health of consumers.
There is much debate about the healthiness of foods that animals provide especially dairy products and red meat but it is crucial that public health policy is based on up-to-date factual data. Whilst any limitations in the value of animal-derived foods must be recognized so must the opportunities that exist to maximize both production and the qualities of the food to positively help human health.
This conference will enable delegates to debate the issues and challenges associated with producing food from healthy animals that is healthy for consumers, economically sustainable and from systems that benefit the environment and encompasses good welfare and ethics. This conference draw together up-to-date knowledge and will thus be relevant to commercial and research scientists, those working in the agricultural and food industry, advisors, vets, farmers and policy makers.
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EQUINE SESSIONS
What will be presented: Each session will have at least one keynote speaker who will present the latest advances in areas of research specific to equine science. There are two equine-specific sessions and two sessions with equine emphasis, yet include important translation to other species. Each key note speaker will be followed by oral presentations from offered abstracts submitted to BSAS. Submit your abstract now! BSAS is a friendly society and welcome abstracts from graduates wishing to gain experience of presenting at a prestigious conference as well as established researchers. There will be time for questions during each session. For more information
INDUSTRY DAY - Wednesday 25 April
The BSAS annual conference Industry Day will see world-leading researchers share their knowledge on livestock systems which offer more to animals, farmers, consumers and the environment. DOWNLOAD PROGRAMME
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The system is closed to summaries as it is past the deadline of 2 December 2011. If you have any queries please email bsas@sac.ac.uk
REGISTRATION
On-line registration is now suspended. If you wish to register for the conference then please contact the BSAS Office on 0131 650 8784
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If you have already registered and have omitted to register for the student programme, and would like to attend, please contact the BSAS Office.
New registrations can register for the student programme via the online registration or downloaded application form.