annual conference - 15 - 17 april 2013 innovation from...

ANNUAL CONFERENCE - 15 - 17 April 2013 Innovation from animal science - a necessity not an optionBUSINESS SCHOOL SOUTH EXCHANGE BUILDING

Room B52(450) A25(120) A24 (60) A26(60) LT3 (300) (LT1(100)

Monday Student Programme (12:30-18:00) - see website for details

TuesdaySESSION 1 10:30 - 12:30

Welfare and Behaviour (10:30-12:45)

RBST Native Breeds for Modern Needs: Genetics and Grazing (10:30-12:30) including short orals 51, 67, 119

Biomarkers of Disease in Campanion Animals (10:30-12:20)

Farm animal (10:30-12:15) Dairy Nutrition (10:30-11:55) WPSA 10:30-11:30 and 11:30-12:45

12:30 -13:30 Lunch Highlights red (mini oral presentations)

Highlights Blue (mini oral presentations)

SESSION 2 13:30 - 14:00

WPSA (13:45-15:00)

SESSION 3 14:00-15:30

Cost Action -Proteomics in Animal Health and Production (14:00-15:00)

Genomics and Genetics (14:00-15:15) joint BSAS/AVTRW

Badgers (14:00-15:30) WPSA (15:00-16:00) tea and posters

15:00- 16:00 Tea/Coffee

Cost Action - Proteomics in Animal Health and Production

Beef - Growth and Nutrition 1 16:00-16:50)

WPSA 16:00-17:00 Posters BSAS TBA

(15:30-17:10)

17:00 - 17:15 comfort break

17:30 - 18:30 AGM BSAS (17:30-18:30) Gordon Memorial Lecture WPSA (17:15-18:15)

20:00 CONFERENCE DINNER

BUSINESS SCHOOL SOUTH EXCHANGE BUILDING Wednesday B52(450) A25(120) A24 (60) A26(60) LT3 (300) (LT1(100)08:15 - 09:00 AA Breakfast AGM AVTRW (08:15-09:00)

HAMMOND The Age of Bioscience - Prof Maurice Moloney, Director Rothamsted

EBRC 1 (09:00-10:00)

(09:00-10:00)10:00 - 10:30 Tea/Coffee

Virology - Emerging Virus Diseases (10:30-12:30)

WPSA/BSAS Joint Session (10:30-12:00)

Beef - Growth and Nutrition 2

WPSA (12:-12:45) 10:30-11:35)

12:30 - 13:30 Lunch Highlights green (mini oral presentations)

Highlights yellow (mini oral presentations)

WPSA AGM (12:45-13:15)

SESSION 7 13:30 - 15:00

Pigs and Nutrition 1 (13:30-14:50) The Colloquium for Equine Reproduction 2013 Advances in Equine Production Research (13:30-14:45)

Diagnostics - Advances in Veterinary Science (13:30-15:00)

Meat Quality (13:30-15:10) Poultry, Chickens etc.. (13:30-15:20)

Immunology (13:30-15:05)

15:00-16:00 Tea/Coffee

How can Industry Benefit from Research (14:45-15:30)

Epidemiology/One Health Dairy (15:30-17:30)

Coffee Break 15:30-16:00 Poster and Discussion 16:00-17:30

(15:30-17:00)

BSAS wpsa AVTRW RBST Colloquium

Host Pathogens (15:30:16:45)

Equine Exercise Physiology and Biomechanics (09:05-10:00)

Poster viewing Foyer Exchange - WPSA

Animal Science Issues (16:00-17:00)

Green House Gases/Methane Emissions (16:00-17:35)

RBST Native Breeds for Modern Needs: Genetics and Grazing (13:35-15:40)

AVTRW Plenary Session - Food Security (13:30-15:35)

Advances in Equine Science (10:30-12:00)

Genetics and Disease (16:00-17:15)

Developments in Veterinary Education 2 (10:30-12:20)

Pigs and Nutriton 2 (15:30-17:25)

Developments in Veterinary Education 1 (09:10-10:00)

Genetics Production (15:30-17:30)

SESSION 4 16:00-17:00

SESSION 5 09:00 - 10:00

SESSION 8 15:30 - 17:00

PRESIDENT'S SESSION Biotechnology (10:30-12:30)

SESSION 6 10:30 - 12:30

PROVIISIONAL PROGRAMME ‐ 16‐17 APRIL 2013 ANNUAL CONFERENCE Innovation from animal science – a necessity not an option

as @ 25 February 2013 Student programme ‐ Monday 12:30 ‐ 18:00 hours T U E S D A YWelfare and Behaviour B52 (450) BSS 10:30‐12:45 Tuesday 16 April

95 Yi‐Chun Lin (1) presenting acceptedComparing the assessment of animal health and welfare in farm assurance scheme, organic standards and legislation. 10 +5 oral 10:30Yi‐Chun Lin, Siobhan Mullan, David Main

133 Marie Haskell (1) presenting accepted

Survey of UK stakeholder opinion on use of dairy cow welfare assessment protocols, suitability of welfare measures and use of results in welfare assessment schemes 10 +5 oral 10:45Marie Haskell, Alice Barrier

274 S Stavrakakis (1) presenting acceptedSeeking the most characteristic quantitative movement changes in lame pigs – potentials for automatic herd‐lameness tracking on farm 10 +5 oral 11:00S Stavrakakis, J. H. Guy, G. R. Johnson, S. A. Edwards

258 V Ambriz‐Vilchis (1,2) presenting acceptedComparison of video recordings and rumination collars for measuring rumination activity in cubicle housed commercial dairy cows 10 +5 oral 11:15V Ambriz‐Vilchis, N Jessop, R Fawcett, A Macrae

86 O.O Adeleye (1) presenting acceptedExploratory behaviour and performance of suckling piglets fed novel creep diets in two housing systems 10 +5 oral 11:30O.O Adeleye, J.H Guy, S.A Edwards

60 I.S. Hetland (1) presenting acceptedDo farmed juvenile mink (Mustela vison) prefer multiple tube platforms of wireor plastic construction? 10 +5 oral 11:45I.S. Hetland, J.R. Amory

275 T W J Keady (1) presenting acceptedLamb mortality in a prolific flock managed in an intensive grassland system: effect of lamb factors 10 +5 oral 12:00J P Hanrahan, T W J Keady

66 Ollie Szyszka (1) presenting acceptedWhat is the relationship between level of infection and 'sickness behaviour' in cattle? 10 +5 oral 12:15Ollie Szyszka, Ilias Kyriazakis

251 Jean Margerison (1) presenting acceptedBehaviour of New Zealand pasture based cows offered access to differing free stall bed types, compared with pasture 3 +2 short oral 12:30Judy Lou, Jean Margerison, Mike Hedley, David Horne, James Hanley

52 A.A. Turner (1) presenting acceptedDevelopment and validation of a standardised system for the assessment of lameness in captive elephants 3 +2 short oral 12:35A.A. Turner, S.A. Minch, N Masters, R Weller

189 M Toscano (1) presenting acceptedImpact of an omega‐3 ration on measures of bone quality, formation, and resorption 3 +2 short oral 12:40M Toscano, G Richards, F Booth, L Wilkins, S Brown, J Tarlton

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Food Security B52 (450) BSS 13:30‐15:35 Tuesday 16 April David Eckersall500 invited Food Security 30 invited 13:30

Julie Fitzpatrick, Moredun

501 invited The role of veterinary vaccines in global food security 25 invited 14:00Andy Peters, GALVmed

92 S. C. Blease (1) presenting accepted Herd health plans for farm assurance: dairy farmers' opinions 10 +5 oral 14:25S. C. Blease, M. C. Behnke, C. M. Brizuela, L. A. Sinclair

266 H.M. O'Connor (1) presenting acceptedMethods used to collect farmers’ attitudes, motivators and barriers toward cattle production: a rapid review 10 +5 oral 14:40I.F. Richens, M.L. Brennan, W. Wapenaar, P. Hobson‐West, N. Wright, H.M. O'Connor

72 Benjamin Strugnell (1) presenting acceptedA study to evaluate the diagnostic potential of adult ewe carcases at fallen stock collection centres 10 +5 oral 14:55Benjamin Strugnell, Fiona Lovatt

319 HH Grundy (1) presenting accepted Food security: responding to emerging issues in food fraud and authenticity 25 invited 15:10HH Grundy, SD Kelly, AJ Charlton, JA Donarski, JS McKenzie, SJ Hird, J Chisholm, HJ Hird, MJ Collins

Animal Science Issues B52 (450) BSS 16:00‐17:00 Tuesday 16 April Dr Abdul Chaudhry

190 A.I Gelasakis (1) presenting acceptedClassification of dairy goat farming systems in Greece by principal component analysis and cluster analysis 10 +5 oral 16:00A.I Gelasakis, S. Pinopoulos, R. Giannakou, G.E. Valergakis, P. Fortomaris, G. Arsenos

118 M M H Khan (1) presenting accepted Effects of clove supplementation to reduce the ammonia nitrogen loss in goat 10 +5 oral 16:15M M H Khan, M R Chowdhury

38 F. Jabeen (1,2) presenting acceptedComparing Labeo rohita and Channa marulius for heavy metal profile from the Chashma Lake 3 +2 short oral 16:30F. Jabeen, A.S. Chaudhry

227 A Ward (1) presenting acceptedEvaluation of oestrus detection methods in different housing systems and determination of reproductive performance of lame and non‐lame dairy cattle 3 +2 short oral 16:35A Ward, N Blackie, J Scaife, C De Luna

42 F. Jabeen (1,2) presenting acceptedEffect of anthropogenic activities on heavy metals, total oxidants, antioxidants and histology of liver of Labeo rohita from the River Indus 3 +2 short oral 16:40F. Jabeen, A.S. Chaudhry

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71 MR Gibbs (1) presenting acceptedIdentification of tuna species from fresh and processed tissue using direct sequencing 3 +2 short oral 16:45MR Gibbs

73 LL Dawson (1) presenting acceptedThe effects of flavoured rope additives on commercial pen‐based oral fluid sampling in pigs 3 +2 short oral 16:55LL Dawson, SA Edwards

RBST Native Breeds for Modern Needs: Genetics and Food Grazing A25 (120) BSS 10:30‐12:30 Tuesday 16 April Tim Brigstocke311 G Simm (1,2) presenting accepted Why worry about our Farm Animal Genetic Resources? 25 invited 10:30

G Simm, L Bagshaw, J Hosking

335 J. A. Woolliams (1) presenting accepted Management of Small Populations at Risk 25 invited 10:55J. A. Woolliams

290 June Swinburne (1,2) presenting acceptedFinding the genetic lesion which causes Foal Immunodeficiency Syndrome (FIS) in the Fell and Dales pony and the results of diagnostic testing 2010 ‐ 2012 25 invited 11:20June Swinburne, Laura Fox‐Clipsham, Rob Christley, Stuart Carter

325 S J G Hall (0) presenting acceptedDevelopment of coordinated in situ and ex situ UK farm animal genetic resources conservation strategy and implementation guidance 25 invited 11:45S J G Hall

51, 67, 119 12:10Short oral presentations

RBST Native Breeds for Modern Needs: Genetics and Food Grazing 2 A25 (120) BSS 13:35‐15:40 Tuesday 16 April Dr Richard Small

302 T Brigstocke (0) presenting accepted The future for native breeds in creating a sustainable livestock industry 25 invited 13:35T Brigstocke

322 A Loftus (1) presenting accepted Why Morrisons is investing in Britain's native breeds 25 invited 14:00A Loftus

280 Aine O'Reilly (0) presenting acceptedThe impact of grazing by Irish Moiled and Dexter cattle on soft rush (Juncus effusus) 10 short oral 14:25Aine O'Reilly

281 J P W Noades (1) presenting acceptedThe performance of ruminant livestock and the quality of their meat produced under intensive and extensive rearing methods ‐ a review 10 short oral 14:35J P W Noades

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282 S Grufferty (1,2) presenting acceptedThe impact of Beulah Speckled‐face and Herdwick grazing on a chalk grassland site on Chipstead Downs 10 short oral 14:45S Grufferty

511 invited Questions are invited from the audience 30 discussion 15:00R Harvard

512 invited The future for RBST and rare breeds 10 The future ‐ close 15:30R Harvard

Green House Gas/Methane Emmisions A25 (120) BSS 16:00‐17:35 Tuesday 16 April Dr Mizeck Chagunda

97 R Roehe (1) presenting acceptedThe influence of sire effects on methane emissions from finishing beef cattle in an experiment using divergent sire breeds and diets 10 +5 oral 16:15R Roehe, J A Rooke, C‐A Duthie, J J Hyslop, R J Wallace, D W Ross, A Waterhouse

90 John Rooke (1) presenting acceptedMethane emissions from finishing cattle fed either a forage‐based or high concentrate diet 10 +5 oral 16:00John Rooke, Carol‐Anne Duthie, Jimmy Hyslop, David Ross, Tony Waterhouse, Rainer Roehe

136 J. Mufungwe (1) presenting acceptedThe effect of dietary starch and lipid source on the performance, methane production and milk fatty acid profile of Holstein dairy cows 10 +5 oral 16:30J. Mufungwe, J.A. Huntington, R.G. Wilkinson, K.J. Hart, C.G. Bartram, L.A. Sinclair

241 Jean Margerison (1) presenting acceptedCharacteristics of mastitis and effect on carbon foot print of conventional and organic dairy production systems 10 +5 oral 16:45Jean Margerison, Zaka Ullah, David Simcock, Nicolas Lopez Villolobos, Alan Thatcher

162 KJ Hammond (1) presenting acceptedThe influence of forage mixtures on methane emissions from growing dairy heifers 10 +5 oral 17:00

KJ Hammond, CK Reynolds, DJ Humphries, LA Crompton, P Kirton, C Green

257 R J Wallace (1) presenting accepted

Analysis of ruminal digesta post mortem by qPCR targeting archaeal and bacterial 16S rRNA genes enables the post hoc estimation of methane emissions from beef cattle 10 +5 oral 17:15R J Wallace, J A Rooke, C‐A Duthie, J J Hyslop, D W Ross, A Waterhouse, R Roehe

34 A.K. Jones (1) presenting acceptedPrioritising measures to mitigate agricultural greenhouse gas emissions: A best‐worst scaling survey of expert and farmer opinion in the sheep industry 3+2 short oral 17:30A.K. Jones, D.L. Jones, P. Cross

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Biomarkers of Disease in Companion Animals A24 (60) BSS 10:30‐12:20 Tuesday 16 April Mark McLaughlin

318 Ali Mobasheri (1) presenting acceptedProteomics in search of new biomarkers of osteoarthritis: from culture systems to animal models and patients 25+5 invited 10:30Ali Mobasheri

514 invited Cardiac biomarkers 20+5 invited 11:00Dr Peter O'Brien, UCD

316 David Argyle (1) presenting accepted Biomarkers and Stem Cells: Translating discovery to clinical practice invitedDavid Argyle

172 Emily Long (1) presenting acceptedFatty acid profile and gene expression in canine lipoma – a promising treatmenttarget? 10 +5 oral 11:50Emily Long, Hernan Fainberg, Rob Foale, Nigel Mongan, Naomi Booth, Alison Mostyn

206 I Shafie (0) presenting acceptedCerebrospinal fluid clusterin is a potential biomarker of canine neurodegenerative disorders 10 +5 oral 12:05

I Shafie, M McLaughlin, P Montague, PEJ Johnston, J Penderis, TJ Anderson

Highlights Red A24 (60) BSS 12:40‐13:16 Tuesday 16 April Ryan Law

55 Charlotte Stewart (1) presenting accepted The effect of a dietary addition of fatty acids on sow production parameters 2 +1 Highlights 12:40Charlotte Stewart, Andrena Millar, Gordon Allan, Violet Beattie

249 M.P. Mullen (1) presenting acceptedHigh throughput sequencing of 83 candidate genes of the GH‐IGF1 axis in DNA pools from dairy cattle divergent for somatic cell count 2 +1 Highlights 12:43M.P. Mullen, C.J. Creevey, D.P. Berry, M.S. McCabe, D.J. Howard, D.A. Magee, D.E. MacHugh, S.M. Waters

220 E. G. A. Forbes (1) presenting acceptedHarvest yields from 6 biomass willow varieties grown for 3 years and irrigated with farmyard dirty water over 2 growing seasons. 2 +1 Highlights 12:46E. G. A. Forbes, A. R. McCracken, D. L. Easson, J. R. G. Meeke

45 R. McDonald (1,2) presenting accepted Characteristics of recent new entrant dairy farmers to the Irish dairy industry 2 +1 Highlights 12:49R. McDonald, L. Shalloo, K.M. Pierce, B. Horan

41 V. ATTOH‐KOTOKU (1) presenting acceptedInfluence of three protein sources (soyabean meal, groundnut meal and blood meal) with or without fishmeal, on performance of growing grasscutters. 2 +1 Highlights 12:52V. ATTOH‐KOTOKU, E. L. K. OSAFO, A. DONKOH, C. C. ATUAHENE, E. DAGBUI, W. AKPADIE

109 O Akinfala (1) presenting accepted Evaluation of six feed resources developed from agro‐industrial by products 2 +1 Highlights 12:55O Akinfala, O Olagbaju

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215 A. C. Odewumi (0) presenting acceptedSimple procedure for converting abattoir and brewery waste into animal feed using wheat offal 2 +1 Highlights 12:58A. C. Odewumi, O. A. Makinde

273 T. S. Sgwane (1) presenting acceptedEffect of essential oil compounds on metabolism of dietary polyunsaturated fatty acids by ruminal microbes in vitro 2 +1 Highlights 13:04T. S. Sgwane, R. J. Wallace, S. Chikunya

79 Kemi Akande (1) presenting accepted Performance of rabbits fed graded levels of roasted pigeon pea mea 2 +1 Highlights 13:07Kemi Akande, Oluwagbemiga Adeleye

89 J.J. Hyslop (1) presenting accepted

Pre‐weaning calf growth in spring born, Limousin sired suckling steer and heifer calves and changes in cow liveweight and body condition score in their Aberdeen Angus crossbred dams 2 +1 Highlights 13:10

J.J. Hyslop, C‐A. Duthie, D.W. Ross, M. Mitchell, C. Michie, I. Andonovic

130 O. A. Isah (1) presenting accepted

Dry Matter and Crude protein Digestibility of WAD Sheep fed Newbouldia laevis, Ficus thonnigii and Mangifera indica as Supplement to Panicum maximum during the Dry Season 2 +1 Highlights 13:13O. A. Isah, L. A. Omoniyi, O. O. Taiwo, A. D. Afolabi, A. J. Fernandez

Proteomics in Animal Health and Production 1 A24 (60) BSS 14:00‐15:00 Tuesday 16 April Andre Almeida

285 Andre Almeida (1) presenting acceptedGel based proteomics and protein ID using mass spectrometry: a brief introduction and importance to Animal and Veterinary Sciences 15+5 invited 14:00Andre Almeida

312 Jenny Renaut (1) presenting accepted An overview of proteomic approaches for farm animal research 15+5 invited 14:20Jenny Renaut

288 Emøke Bendixen (1) presenting acceptedMetaproteomics‐ investigating the impact of the gut micro‐biota on pig gut health. 15+5 invited 14:40Emøke Bendixen

Proteomics in Animal Health and Production 2 A24 (60) BSS 15:30‐ 17:10 Tuesday 16 April Jarlath Nally

286 B Kuhla (1) presenting accepted Activated metabolic pathways in the fatty liver of early lactating dairy cows 15+5 invited 15:30B Kuhla

320 P.D. Eckersall (1) presenting accepted Proteomics in biomarker discovery in cattle, chicken and Atlantic salmon 15+5 invited 15:50P.D. Eckersall, M. Braceland, M.F. Ghazali, E.L. O'Reilly

304 Jarlath Nally (0) presenting acceptedApplying Proteomics to Investigate Bacterial Pathogens of Veterinary Importance 15+5 invited 16:10Jarlath Nally

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317 Mary Doherty (1) presenting accepted ‘Making a splash! Determining proteome dynamics in fish species' 15+5 invited 16:30Mary Doherty, Iain Young, Phillip Whitfield

329 Matthew Collins (1) presenting acceptedBy the skin of the teeth: Proteomics of dental calculus to track disease in farm animals? 15+5 invited 16:50

Sarah Fiddyment, Christina Warriner, Enrico Cappellini, Sophy Charlton, Jessica Hendy, Camilla Speller, Terry O'Connor, Matthew Collins

Farm Animal Medicine and Anti‐Microbial Resistance A26 (60) BSS 10:30‐12:15 Tuesday 16 April AVTRW524 invited Anti‐microbial resistance 30 invited 10:30

Prof Seamus Fanning, UCD

53 Claire Kilburn (1) presenting acceptedAntimicrobial resistance in some Gram negative bacteria isolated from the bovine ejaculate 10 +5 oral 11:00Claire Kilburn, David Rooks, Alan McCarthy, Richard Murray

156 S Athanasiadou (1) presenting acceptedIn vitro validation of the antiparasitic properties of medicinal Ethiopian plantextracts 10 +5 oral 11:15S Athanasiadou, S Terry, A Tolera, E Debela, K Tolossa, T Connelley, S Burgess, JGM Houdijk

160 G. Curtis (1) presenting accepted

Evaluation of the glucose tolerance, insulin sensitivity and combined glucose and insulin tolerance tests for the assessment of glucose metabolism in Holstein dairy calves 10 +5 oral 11:45G. Curtis, D. Grove‐White, D. Jones, R. Smith, C. Argo

183 A Miele (1) presenting acceptedCharacterisation of Asinine Pulmonary Fibrosis and similarities to an emerging human interstitial lung disease 10 +5 oral 12:00A Miele, N Du Toit, H Brooks, S Smith, W Wallace, C Dhaliwal, J Murchison, T Schwarz, N Hirani, C Haslett, K Dhaliwal, B McGorum

Highlights Blue A26 (60) BSS 12:40‐13:13 Tuesday 16 April Dr Eileen Wall

30 D Ramdani (1,2) presenting acceptedEffect of spent tea leaves on in vitro total gas production from rice strawbased ruminant diets 2 +1 Highlights 12:40D Ramdani, A S Chaudhry, C J Seal

48 Richard Miller (1,2) presenting acceptedA preliminary investigation into the effect of using ICAR 305 day lactation figures as a parameter for breed selection 2 +1 Highlights 12:43Richard Miller, Tim Whittaker, Jes Scaife

166 L,C Exley (1) presenting acceptedA validation exercise of digital Brix refractometer for on‐farm quality assessment of Jersey colostrum 2 +1 Highlights 12:46L,C Exley, W Juhl, A,J Thompson, N Blackie

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191 Philip C. N Alikwe (1) presenting acceptedPerformance and Carcass Characteristics of African GiantLand Snails Fed Alchornea cordifolia Leaf Meal in Replacement for Soybean meal 2 +1 Highlights 12:49Philip C. N Alikwe, Japhet B Yeigba

210 O.A. Oderinwale (1) presenting acceptedEnergy utilization by growing rabbits fed diets containing maize, wheat and sorghum or their combinations with or without enzyme supplementation 2 +1 Highlights 12:52O.O. Oduguwa, A.V. Jegede, O.M. Ashiru, O.A. Oderinwale, B.O. Oduguwa, O.S. Akinola

114 P. DELE (1) presenting accepted

Influence of manure type and time of sampling on proximate composition and in vitro gas production post incubation parameters of Panicum maximum (Ntchisi) hay 2 +1 Highlights 12:55P. DELE, J. OLANITE, V. OJO, A. JOLAOSHO, T. AMOLE, O. SANGODELE, O. OYEWOLE

70 G.E. Valergakis (1) presenting acceptedSubclinical mastitis and estimated relative economic losses in dairy herds in Greece 2 +1 Highlights 12:58G.E. Valergakis, G. Oikonomou, A. Kougioumtzis

40 V. ATTOH‐KOTOKU (1) presenting accepted

The effect of Samanea saman and Stylosanthes hamata supplementation on intake and microbial nitrogen production in Djallonké sheep fed/offered Nerica 1 rice straw basal diet 2 +1 Highlights 13:01V. ATTOH‐KOTOKU, E. L.K. OSAFO, A. DONKOH, C. C. ATUAHENE

44 H. P. JIAO (1,2) presenting acceptedEvaluation of the efficiency of nitrogen utilisation of young Holstein cattle at age of 6 to 22 months 2 +1 Highlights 13:04H. P. JIAO, T. YAN, D. A. MCDOWELL, A. F. CARSON

161 R. Y. Aderinboye (1) presenting acceptedEvaluation of Moringa oleifera leaves, twigs and pods as supplemental feed resource for sheep on grass‐based diet 2 +1 Highlights 13:07R. Y. Aderinboye, U.K. Nwoke, C. F. I. Onwuka, O. A Isah, A. O. Oni, O. J. Bolaji, B. O. Oduguwa

147 M Pavic (1) presenting accepted Creating a murine neonatal obesity model by adjusting litter size 2 +1 Highlights 13:10M Pavic, Y Yagdiran, M O Nielsen, C H Knight

Genomics and Genetics A26 (60) BSS 14:00‐15:15 Tuesday 16 April AVTRW

116 Michael Stear (0) presenting acceptedCharacterization of Diversity in the Sheep MHC Class II Antigen presenting Genes 10 +5 oral 14:00Michael Stear

125 Nur Mahiza Md Isa (1,2) presentinaccepted MHC class II DQA1 diversity and nematode resistance in Scottish Blackface 10 +5 oral 14:15Nur Mahiza Md Isa, Stear M.J

199 T. Stefan (1) presenting accepted Explaining high levels of MHC diversity 10 +5 oral 14:30T. Stefan, L. Matthews, M. J. Stear, J. Prada, C. Mair

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283 D J Hurley (1) presenting acceptedValidation of novel RNA transcripts detected in pathogenic leptospires by RNA‐Seq 10 +5 oral 14:45

D J Hurley, S K Sivasankaran, O Condell, M J Caimano, J C Hinton, J E Nally

192 Liljana Petrovska (0) presenting accepted

Characterisation of the phylogenetic relationship of monophasic Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica (Subspecies I) Serotype 4,[5],12:i:‐ DT193 and other phage types strains by a complete genome sequencing. 10 +5 oral 15:00

Liljana Petrovska, Thomas Connor, Simon Harries, Rob Davies, Anthony Underwood, John Wain, Martin Woodward, Gordon Dougan, Rob Kingsley

Beef ‐ Growth and Nutrition 1 A26 (60) BSS 16:00‐16:50 Tuesday 16 April

3 Michael R. F. Lee (1) presenting acceptedThe effect of high versus low polyphenol oxidase red clover silage on polyunsaturated fatty acids across the rumen of beef steers 10 +5 oral 16:00Michael R. F. Lee, Rhun Fychan, Ben Barnes, Vince Theobald, John Tweed, Rattan Yadav, Athole Marshall

46 H. P. JIAO (1,2) presenting acceptedDevelopment of maintenance energy requirement for young Holstein cattle using calorimeter data measured at age of 6, 12, 18 and 22 months 10 +5 oral 16:15H. P. JIAO, T. YAN, D. A. MCDOWELL, A. F. CARSON

4 Michael R. F. Lee (1) presenting acceptedThe effect of high versus low polyphenol oxidase red clover silage on nitrogen and amino acid metabolism across the rumen of beef steers 3 +2 short oral 16:30Michael R. F. Lee, Rhun Fychan, Naomi Gordon, Vince Theobald, Rattan Yadav, Athole Marshall

5 Michael R F Lee (1) presenting acceptedThe effect of high versus low polyphenol oxidase red clover silage on nitrogen balance in dry cows 3 +2 short oral 16:35Michael R F Lee, Rhun Fychan, Naomi Gordon, Vince Theobald, Rattan Yadav, Athole Marshall

279 A.S. Richmond (1,3) presenting acceptedAn evaluation of two sampling positions for estimating methane emissions from housed cattle using the SF6 tracer technique 3 +2 short oral 16:40A.S. Richmond, A.R.G Wylie, F.O. Lively, A.S. Laidlaw, N. O'Connell

121 T. A. Amole (1) presenting acceptedGrass Pellets Acceptability by Calves As Influenced By Age at Harvest and Feeding Pattern 3 +2 short oral 16:45T. A. Amole, A. O Adepoju, M. O. Adenuga, O. A. Adegunwa, B. O. Oduguwa, A. O Jolaosho, P. Dele, V. O. A. Ojo

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Dairy Cow Nutrition LT3 (300) Exchange 10:30‐11:55 Tuesday 16 April

115 L.A. Sinclair (1) presenting acceptedEffect of rate of inclusion of grass and maize silage fed without or with copper antagonists on the performance and indicators of copper status in dairy cows 10 +5 oral 10:30L.A. Sinclair, S. Birch, A.M. Mackenzie

50 YG Zhao (1,2) presenting acceptedEffect of forage type on the efficiency of energy utilization in lactating dairy cows 10 +5 oral 10:45YG Zhao, AR McCourt, T Yan, NE O’Connell

284 R A Law (1) presenting acceptedEffect of concentrate allocation strategy on the performance of high‐yielding dairy cows 10 +5 oral 11:00R A Law, C P Ferris

84 K E Kliem (1) presenting acceptedEffect of different lipid supplements on the fatty acid profile of bulk milk fromcommercial dairy herds 10 +5 oral 11:15K E Kliem, P Charlton, C K Reynolds, D I Givens

145 D Johnson (1) presenting accepted

Effect of dietary form of copper fed with or without added sulphur and molybdenum on the indicators of copper status and expression of copper transporters and chaperones in dairy cows 3 +2 short oral 11:30D Johnson, S MacKenzie, K Hart, L Sinclair

17 Shirley Motta (1) presenting acceptedMilk yield and composition in dairy cows fed sugar cane‐based diets with different levels of sunflower oil 3 +2 short oral 11:35

Shirley Motta, Fernando César Ferraz Lopes, Sebastião de Campos Valadares Filho, Luciana Navajas Rennó, Marco Antonio Sundfeld da Gama

113 L. A. Sinclair (1) presenting acceptedA survey of dietary levels of selected macro and trace elements fed on UK dairy farms 3 +2 short oral 11:40L. A. Sinclair, N. Atkins

14 Shirley Motta de Souza (1) presentacceptedMetabolic parameters in lactating cows fed sugar cane‐based diets with different levels of sunflower oil 3 +2 short oral 11:45

Shirley Motta de Souza, Fernando César Ferraz Lopes, Sebastião de Campos Valadares Filho, Luciana Navajas Rennó, Marco Antonio Sundfeld da Gama

18 Shirley Motta de Souza (1) presentacceptedEfficiency of the use of nitrogen parameters in dairy cows fed sugar cane‐based with different levels of sunflower oil 3 +2 short oral 11:50

Shirley Motta de Souza, Fernando César Ferraz Lopes, Sebastião de Campos Valadares Filho, Luciana Navajas Rennó, Marco Antonio Sundfeld da Gama

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Badgers LT3 (300) Exchange 14:00‐15:30 Tuesday 16 April Dr Mike Rose525 invited Reporting of BT associated with co‐infection with liver fluke 25 invited 14:00

Prof Diana Williams, University of Liverpool

332 John Royle (1) presenting accepted NFU's response to government's methods of tackling bTB in England 25 invited 14:25John Royle

527 invited Badger Behaviour 25 invited 14:50Prof David MacDonald, Oxford University

528 invited discussion 15 oral 15:15

Genetics and Disease LT3 (300) Exchange 16:00‐17:15 Tuesday 16 April Prof Stephen Bishop

149 G Lough (1) presenting acceptedSelecting for improved host tolerance? an alternative strategy for disease control? 10+5 oral 16:00G Lough, I Kyriazakis, A Lengeling, S Bergmann, A Doeschl‐Wilson

265 C.M. Orrett (1) presenting acceptedGenetics of host response to infection with porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSv) 10+5 oral 16:15C.M. Orrett, O. Matika, A.L. Archibald, C.R.G. Lewis, D. McLaren, N. Deeb, S.C. Bishop

135 Tracey Pritchard (1) presenting accepted Genetic analyses of Johne's testing data from UK dairy herds 10+5 oral 16:30Tracey Pritchard, Mike Coffey, Eileen Wall

170 A. Kougioumtzis (1) presenting acceptedGenetic parameters and profile of dairy cattle locomotion score and lameness before and after calving in primiparous Holstein cows 10+5 oral 16:45A. Kougioumtzis, G. Valergakis, G. Arsenos, G. Banos

51 S. Tsairidou (1) presenting accepted Genomic prediction for tuberculosis resistance in dairy cattle 10+5 oral 17:00S. Tsairidou, M.L. Bermingham, S.C. Bishop, J.A. Woolliams, A.R. Allen, S.H. McBride, D.M. Wright, R.A. Skuce, R. Pong‐Wong, O. Matika, S.W.J. McDowell, E.J. Glass

AGM BSAS LT3 (300) Exchange 17:30‐18:30 Tuesday 16 April Chris Warkup529 50 AGM

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W E D N E S D A YHammond B52 (450) BSS Wednesday 17 April Dr Chris Warkup530 invited The Age of Bioscience 60 invited 09:00

Prof Maurice Maloney, Rothamsted

President's Session ‐ Biotechnology B52 (450) BSS 10:30‐12:30 Wednesday 17 April Dr Chris Warkup531 invited Biotechnology applications in animal nutrition 25 invited 10:30

Dr Pete Williams

324 Bruce Whitelaw (0) presenting accepted Biotechnology applications in animal reproduction 25 invited 10:55Bruce Whitelaw

291 Paul Britton (1) presenting accepted Biotechnology applications in animal health 25 invited 11:20Paul Britton

534 invited Biotechnology applications in animal improvement 25 invited 11:45Prof Scott Fahrenkrugh, University of Minnesota and Recombinetics

535 Discussion 15 oral 12:10

Pigs and Nutrition 1 B52 (450) BSS 13:30‐14:50 Wednesday 17 April Prof John O'Doherty

81 Sadie Douglas (1,2) presenting acceptedCan low birth weight pigs exhibit catch up growth post weaning if fed according to their size? 10+5 oral 13:30Sadie Douglas, Sandra Edwards, Ilias Kyriazakis

261 A Taylor (1) presenting acceptedAre compensatory live weight gains consistently observed in pigs following lysine restriction during the weaner phase? 10+5 oral 13:45A Taylor, S Jagger, P Toplis, I Wellock, H Miller

59 E. Magowan (1) presenting acceptedFinishing pig performance and eating behaviour when using up to 90 g/kg rapeseed in the diet 10+5 oral 14:00E. Magowan, M.E.E. Ball, V.E. Beattie, W. Henry, K.J. McCracken, F.J. Gordon, A.C. Carson, A. Ashenhurst, A. Thompson

103 Ilias Kyriazakis (1) presenting acceptedCan we reduce current levels of Phosphorous in dry sow diets without affecting sow and progeny performance and health? 10+5 oral 14:15Ilias Kyriazakis, Ollie Szyszka, Elizabeth Stockdale, Alison Johnson, Steve Wilson, Nigel Penlington, Sandra Edwards

91 J.G.M. Houdijk (1) presenting acceptedLarge scale demonstration of using peas and faba beans as home grown alternatives for soya bean meal in grower and finisher pig diets 10+5 oral 14:30J.G.M. Houdijk, L.A. Smith, A. Davis, N. Penlington, M. Hazzledine, M. Barker, I. Kyriazakis

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102 Ollie Szyszka (1) presenting acceptedCan we reduce current levels of Phosphorous in grower/finisher pig diets without affecting performance and health? 3+2 short oral 14:45Ollie Szyszka, Ilias Kyriazakis, Elizabeth Stockdale, Alison Johnson, Steve Wilson, Nigel Penlington, Sandra Edwards

Pigs and Nutrition 2 B52 (450) BSS 15:30‐17:25 Wednesday 17 April Dr Peador Lawlor, Teagasc

11 G Heim (1) presenting acceptedEffect of dietary inclusion of seaweed extracts on ileum morphology and gene expression profile of the nutrient transporters in the weaned pigs 10+5 oral 15:30

G Heim, T Sweeney, AM Walsh, M Ryan, CJ O'Shea, DN Doyle, JV O'Doherty

127 V Symeou (1) presenting acceptedDevelopment of a model to predict phosphorus digestion, retention and excretion in growing and finishing pigs 10+5 oral 15:45V Symeou, I Leinonen, I Kyriazakis

12 G Heim (1) presenting accepted

The use of laminarin as a possible replacement for zinc oxide in weaned pigs ‐ their effects on growth performance, nutrient digestibility and faecal microbiology 10+5 oral 16:00G Heim, T Sweeney, CJ O'Shea, DN Doyle, JV O'Doherty

224 FH Reynolds (1) presenting acceptedDoes paternal genotype affect the adaptation of piglets to solid feed immediately post‐weaning? 10+5 oral 16:15FH Reynolds, HM Miller

64 E. Magowan (1) presenting accepted The lifetime performance of pigs in relation to their birth and wean weight 10+5 oral 17:00E. Magowan

69 K Giebel (1) presenting acceptedThe effects of providing a plant extract or a high intensity sweetener in the drinking water on the welfare and performance of weanling pigs 3 +2 short oral 17:15K Giebel, N Blackie

129 V Symeou (1) presenting acceptedEvaluating a model that predicts phosphorus digestion, retention and excretion in growing and finishing pigs 3 +2 short oral 17:20V Symeou, I Leinonen, I Kyriazakis

AA Breakfast A25 (120) BSS 08:15‐09:00 Wednesday 17 April536 AA Breakfast 08:15

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Equine Exercise Physiology and Briomechanics A25 (120) BSS 09:05‐10:00 Wednesday 17 April

305 Kate Allen (1) presenting acceptedDevelopment of overground endoscopy for evaluating dynamic upper respiratory tract collapse in the athletic horse 30 invited 09:05Kate Allen

152 Thilo Pfau (1) presenting acceptedActivity monitoring in equids at pasture using global positioning systems (GPS) and inertial measurement units (IMUs) 10+5 oral 09:35Andrew Jones, Renate Weller, Thilo Pfau

167 Sam Penrice (1) presenting acceptedThe efficacy of electrical therapies on increasing the stride length of riding school horses 3 +2 short oral 09:50Sam Penrice, Heather Patterson, Jordan Cox‐Rogers

98 L Sprackman (0) presenting acceptedIs there a correlation between the shape of the central and third tarsal bones inhorses and the occurrence of OA in the associated joints? 3 +2 short oral 09:55L Sprackman, R Weller, S.A. May, S.G. Dakin

Advances in Equine Science A25 (120) BSS 10:30‐12:00 Wednesday 17 April Prof Jamie Newbold293 L J Corbin (1) presenting accepted Advances in equine genomics 30 invited 10:30

L J Corbin

256 Stephanie Patoux (1) presenting acceptedLinseed oil in a compound feedstuff offered to horses : effects on haematology and on plasma metabolites over a 4 months period 10+5 oral 11:00Stephanie Patoux, Vincent Robaye, Olivier Dotreppe, Louis Istasse, Jean‐Luc Hornick

228 Rebecca James (1,2) presenting acceptedHay for Horses: The nutrient content of hay before and after steam treatment in a commercial hay steamer 10+5 oral 11:15Rebecca James, Meriel Moore‐Colyer

229 Polly Leggatt (1) presenting acceptedThe effect of steam treatment on the bacteria, yeast and mould concentrations in haylage for horses 10+5 oral 11:30Polly Leggatt, Meriel Moore‐Colyer

94 E Brown (1) presenting acceptedAn Investigation to Determine the Palatability of Steamed Hay, Dry Hay and Haylage 3 +2 short oral 11:45E Brown, S Tracey, I Gowers

6 Fernando Mata (1) presenting acceptedAssociation between periodontal disease and open or closed diastemata in cheek teeth of horses 3 +2 short oral 11:50Fernando Mata, Claire Johnson, Ashton Flavell‐Irving

154 S Fair (1) presenting accepted Cholesterol improves the cryo‐stability of stallion spermatozoa 3 +2 short oral 11:55A.M English, C Murphy, S Fair

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Advances in Equine Reproduction Research A25 (120) BSS 13:30‐14:45 Wednesday 17 April Dr Jane Morrell539 Welcome 10 Introduction 13:30

Debbie Nash

294 Sandra Wilsher (1) presenting accepted The equine placenta ‐ a vital clue to neonatal problems 25 invited 13:40Sandra Wilsher

299 Jennifer Paddison (1) presenting accepted The application of Preimplantation Factor to clinical equine reproduction 25 invited 14:10Jennifer Paddison

542 Discussion 10 Discussion 14:35

How can Industry Benefit from Research A25 (120) BSS 14:45‐15:30 Wednesday 17 April Mr Edward Matson

303 Jos Mottershead (1) presenting accepted The researcher and the user in the field ‐ a two way street or a stop sign? 45 invited 14:45Jos Mottershead

Coffee/Tea Break CFER A25 (120) BSS 15:30‐16:00 Wednesday 17 April544 Tea/Coffee 30 tea coffee 15:30

CFER Poster and Discussion Session (including 154 *) A25 (120) BSS 16:00‐17:30 Wednesday 17 April Dr Debbie Nash

32 R Aspinall (0,2) presenting acceptedThe effect of four commercially available extenders on motility of chilled stallion semen over time poster discuss poster discussionA Twigg‐Flesner, FR da Mata, R Aspinall

122 H Vernon (1) presenting acceptedThe effects of semen storage on the success rate of embryo recovery in a commercial setting poster discuss poster discussionA Twigg‐Flesner, FR da Mata, H Vernon

178 Sam Penrice (1) presenting acceptedFactors effecting semen parameters of sixteen stallions during two breeding seasons poster discuss poster discussionSam Penrice, Lauren Griffiths, Briony Miller

AGM AVTRW A24 (60) BSS 08:15‐09:00 Wednesday 17 April545 60 invited 08:15

EBRC1 A24 (60) BSS 09:00‐10:00 Wednesday 17 April Dr Spiridoula Athanasiadou

267 Laura Doull (1,2) presenting acceptedRuminant turbinate cells express CXCL8 independently of IL‐1beta, IL‐6 and TNFalpha following infection with Chlamydia abortus 10+5 oral 09:00Laura Doull, Sean Wattegedera, David Longbottom, Elizabeth Glass, Gary Entican

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144 Ruth Morgan (1) presenting acceptedHydrocortisone increases, rather than inhibits, angiogenesis of equine arteries ex vivo 10+5 oral 09:15Ruth Morgan, John Keen, Brian Walker, Patrick Hadoke

35 A. E. Karagianni (1) presenting acceptedCharacterisation of the equine macrophage/monocyte – a step in understanding equine pulmonary innate immunity 10+5 oral 09:30A. E. Karagianni, R. Kapetanovic, B. McGorum, S. R. Pirie, D. Hume

247 Katarzyna Maslowska (1) presenti accepted

The effect of immunization against gonadotropin‐releasing factor (GnRF) on circulating testosterone and the development of sexual behaviour in ram lambs. 10+5 oral 09:45Katarzyna Maslowska, Cathy M Dwyer

Virology 'Emerging Virus Disease' A24 (60) BSS 10:30‐12:30 Wednesday 17 April Sharon Brookes330 Falko Steinbach (1) presenting accepted Schmallenberg virus: One year on 25+5 invited 10:30

Falko Steinbach

547Synthetic Biology Approaches For The Control of Emerging Viral Diseases of Livestock: Lessons from Bluetongue and Schmallenberg 25+5 invited 11:00Massimo Palmarini, University of Glasgow

287 Kin‐Chow Chang (1) presenting accepted Influenza: dealing with an evolving menace 25+5 invited 11:30Kin‐Chow Chang

231 Michael Kelly (1) presenting acceptedContinual environmental exposure of pigs to highly pathogenic avian influenza virus via infected ducks or chickens failed to establish infection in the pigs 10+5 oral 12:00

Brandon Londt, Bethany Nash, Michael Kelly, Sharon Brookes, Ian Brown

174 E Peal (1) presenting acceptedAssociations between host characteristics and the response to equine influenza vaccination in donkeys 10+5 oral 12:15E Peal, PA Harris, JM Daly

Highlights Green A24 (60) BSS 12:40‐13:13 Wednesday 17 April Gbenga Adeleye

182 amir fattah (1) presenting acceptedThe effects of substituting two different levels of canola seed with cotton seed meal and barley grain on milk properties of lactating cows 2 +1 Highlights 12:40amir fattah

61 E. Magowan (1) presenting acceptedFinishing pig performance and eating behaviour when using up to 210g/kg rapeseed meal in the diet 2 +1 Highlights 12:43E. Magowan, M.E.E. Ball, K.J. McCracken, A. Ashenhurst, V.E. Beattie, A. Thompson, W. Henry, R. Bradford, A.C. Carson, F.J. Gordon

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184 Njoku Chiemeka (1) presenting accepted Behavioural Responses of Intact and Castrated Pigs to Quantity of Feed Offered 2 +1 Highlights 12:46Njoku Chiemeka, Adeyemi Olajide, Sogunle Mark, Aina Bukola, Oduguwa Oluseyi

207 Philip C. N Alikwe (1) presenting acceptedChemical and phytochemical analysis of Basella Rubra leafmeal as potential feed for non monograstic Animals 2 +1 Highlights 12:49Philip C. N Alikwe

173 A. Kougioumtzis (1) presenting acceptedAssociation of cow locomotion score and lameness with their sires' estimated breeding values for conformation traits 2 +1 Highlights 12:52A. Kougioumtzis, G. Valergakis, G. Arsenos, G. Banos

29 D Ramdani (1,2) presenting acceptedUsing spent tea leaves to improve in vitro degradability but reducerumen ammonia from rice straw‐based diets 2 +1 Highlights 12:55D Ramdani, A S Chaudhry, C J Seal

223 S A Edwards (1) presenting acceptedThe effect of lactation housing system and grouping at weaning on post weaning performance of pigs 2 +1 Highlights 12:58A Walton, M Brett, D Blomfield, S A Edwards

23 K Mat (1) presenting acceptedInfluence of bull exposure on resumption of ovulatory activity and reproductive performance of postpartum anoestrous dairy cows 2 +1 Highlights 13:01K Mat, S Edwards

62 E. Magowan (1) presenting accepted

The feed intake of individually housed finishing pigs when offered diets containing between 0 and 210 g/kg rapeseed meal and balanced or not for fibre content 2 +1 Highlights 13:04E. Magowan, M.E.E. Ball, V.E. Beattie, K.J. McCracken, A. Ashenhurst, W. Henry, A. Thompson, A.C. Carson, F.J. Gordon, R. Bradford

140 Akinyele Adesehinwa (1) presentinacceptedGrowth response and nutrient digestibility of growing pigs fed varying levels of maize offal in diets containing chicken offal meal 2 +1 Highlights 13:07Akinyele Adesehinwa

153 Ragnhild Anseth (1) presenting accepted

A partial budget for changing from Holstein‐Friesian to Holstein‐Friesian/Norwegian Red crossbred dairy cows on grazed and high input systems 2 +1 Highlights 13:10Ragnhild Anseth, Richard Cooke

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Diagnostics ‐ Advances in Veterinary Laboratory Medicine A24 (60) BSS 13:30‐15:00 Wednesday 17 April Libby Graham

292 Marek Slomka (1) presenting acceptedPenside testing for avian influenza infections in poultry by lateral flow devices and isothermal amplification: Advantages & disadvantages 30 invited 13:30Marek Slomka

323 P Wakeley (1) presenting acceptedMolecular diagnostics and future prospects: making the tricky, routine and easy in the lab, but can we go outside now 25 invited 14:00P Wakeley

83 M.F. Ghazali (1) presenting acceptedThe source of alkaline phosphatase activity in bovine nasal secretion is the nasal mucosa 10+5 oral 14:25M.F. Ghazali, N.N. Jonsson, M. McLaughlin, P. Montague, I. Macmillan, P.D. Eckersall

230 B. Stojkovic (1,2) presenting acceptedFunctional characterization of bovine interleukin 8 promoter haplotypes in uterine epithelial cells 10+5 oral 14:40B. Stojkovic, R.M. McLoughlin, K.G. Meade

169 F.C Thomas (1) presenting acceptedAn enzyme linked immunosorbent assay to determine haptoglobin concentrations in milk from a dairy herd 3 +2 short oral 14:55F.C Thomas, M Waterston, P.M Hastie, P.D Eckersall

Epidemology/One Health A24 (60) BSS 15:30‐17:00 Wednesday 17 April Dominic Mellor328 Laura Green (0) presenting accepted A walk through epidemiology 30 invited 15:30

Laura Green

264 Katie Thorpe (1) presenting acceptedMathematical modelling of the causal factors of keel bone fractures in free range laying hens using an ex vivo impact testing protocol. 10+5 oral 16:00Katie Thorpe

232 S H Ison (1,2) presenting acceptedA survey of attitudes and practices of UK veterinarians to pain and the use of pain relieving drugs in breeding pigs 10+5 oral 16:15S H Ison, K M D Rutherford

180 A J Horne (1) presenting acceptedA study of survival times for cattle from 12 UK dairy herds that have been tested for mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis 10+5 oral 16:30A J Horne, M J Green, A J Bradley

139 M Flook (1) presenting accepted Slaughterhouse sampling as part of Johne's Disease control in cattle in Scotland 10+5 oral 16:45M Flook, W Steele, F Houston, C Lamm, D Mellor

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Developments in Veterinary Education 1 A26 (60) BSS 09:10‐10:00 Wednesday 17 April Diane Cashman

138 Renate Weller (1) presenting accepted

Student self‐assessment of their level of competence in generic skills and the contribution of the different final year components to the development of these 10+5 oral 09:10Renate Weller, Stephen May

225 Timothy Geraghty (1) presenting acceptedAn evaluation of a bovine clinical case simulation software programme in Veterinary education 10+5 oral 09:25Timothy Geraghty

163 Sandra Starke (1) presenting acceptedLearning from experts: towards a unified teaching approach for equine lameness examinations 10+5 oral 09:40Sandra Starke, Thilo Pfau, Stephen May

119 S J Pereira (0) presenting acceptedLivestock science into practice: demonstrating the value of research to students 3 +2 short oral 09:55R J Cooke, S J Pereira

Developments in Veterinary Education 2 A26 (60) BSS 10:30‐12:20 Wednesday 17 April Stuart Reid

137 Renate Weller (1) presenting acceptedResearch is a waste of time......or maybe not? ‐ Clinical students' perceptions and research output of an embedded research project 10+5 oral 10:30Renate Weller, Stephen May

198 Naomi Booth (1) presenting accepted Peer assisted learning: a novel teaching method for canine castration 3 +2 short oral 10:45Naomi Booth, Marnie Brennan, Wendela Wapenaar

552 invited Making a new Vet School 30 invited 10:50Gary England, University of Nottingham

333 Grace Mulcahy (1) presenting acceptedDevelopments in Dublin – Veterinary Education from Newman to the Flipped Classroom 20 invited 11:20Grace Mulcahy

336 Thomas Anderson (1) presenting acceptedFrom there to here: reflections on the evolution of the BVMS programme 2007 2013, University of Glasgow 20 invited 11:40Thomas Anderson

555 invited Discussion 20 invited 12:00Discussion

Highlights Yellow A26 (60) BSS 12:40‐13:07 Wednesday 17 April Dr Sam Hoste

269 M.D March (1) presenting accepted The effect of breed and herd size on the housing system in UK dairy farms 2 +1 Highlights 12:40M.D March, M.J Haskell, F.M Langford, D.J Roberts, M.G.G Chagunda

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148 V. O. A. Ojo (1) presenting acceptedComparison of seasonal effects on the chemical composition of Panicum maximum and Moringa oleifera mixtures 2 +1 Highlights 12:43V. O. A. Ojo, S. A. Adeoye, O. M. Arigbede, P. A. Dele, T. A. Amole, O. J. Idowu, M. A. Adigun, B. O. Oduguwa

33 N Clelland (1) presenting accepted

Investigating image analysis techniques for predicting intramuscular fat percentage from computed tomography reference scanning (2 dimensional information) in Texel lambs 2 +1 Highlights 12:46N Clelland, N R Lambe, S A Knott, J Connington, L Bunger

124 A.O. Ogunsakin (0) presenting acceptedThe Effect of Processing and Storage Duration on the Fibre Composition of Ear Pod Tree (Enterolobium cyclocarpum) Seeds 2 +1 Highlights 12:49A.O. Ogunsakin, O.M. Arigbede, V.O.A. Ojo, P.A. Dele, O.R. Oyewole, A.O. Areegbe

196 A. O Adedire (1) presenting acceptedPreliminary assessment of the nutritive value of corn cob fermented with singleand mixed fungi cultures in ‐ vitro 2 +1 Highlights 12:52A. O Adedire, O. O Oduguwa, A.V Jegede, M.O Edema, S. O Kareem, B.O Oduguwa, S. A Adedire, B. O Ayodele

176 Simisola Odeyinka (1) presenting accepted Utilization of Moringa oleifera and Moringa stenopetala by Weaner Rabbits 2 +1 Highlights 12:55

Simisola Odeyinka, Ahmed Alayande, Halimah Agbaje, Samuel Ayandiran

221 S A Morgan (1) presenting acceptedRelationship between chlorophyll content (a+b) (SPAD value) and fatty acid composition of perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne) – a preliminary study 2 +1 Highlights 12:58S A Morgan, S A Huws, J K S Tweed, R C Hayes, N D Scollan

236 F. O. Ogunleke (1) presenting accepted

Performance Characteristics of Growing Snails (Archachatina marginata) Fed Diets Containing Differently Processed Kenaf Grain (Hibiscus cannabinus) 2 +1 Highlights 13:01F. O. Ogunleke, A. J. Omole, Y. A. Popoola

120 J McBride (1) presenting acceptedMethane emissions from grazing dairy herd replacements estimated using the sulphur hexafluoride technique 2 +1 Highlights 13:04J McBride, S.J Morrison, A Gordon

Meat Quality A26 (60) BSS 13:30‐15:10 Wednesday 17 April David Ross

226 Cameron Craigie (1,2) presenting acceptedPrediction of ultimate pH in beef M. longissimus thoracis using visible‐near infrared spectroscopy 10+5 oral 13:30Cameron Craigie, Dave Ross, Charlotte Maltin, Roger Purchas, Steve Morris, Rainer Roehe

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270 Sharon Huws (1) presenting accepted

Investigations into the effects of flax and echium oil supplementation of steer diets on lipid metabolism and the rumen microbiota reveal that Actinobacteria may play a role in ruminal conversion of 18:4 n‐3 to 18:3 n‐3. 10+5 oral 13:45Sharon Huws, Eun‐joong Kim, Hannah Vallin, Simon Cameron, John Tweed, Nigel Scollan

185 Molebeledi Mareko (1) presentingaccepted

Effects of 27 days of treatment with growth promoting agents on adult pig longissimus muscle protease systems and post‐mortem shear force after conditioning 10+5 oral 14:00

Molebeledi Mareko, Kevin Ryan, David Brown, John Brameld, Tim Parr

234 E. Kasapidou (1) presenting accepted Effect of grape pomace supplementation on broiler meat quality characteristics 10+5 oral 14:15

E. Kasapidou, E. Sossidou, H. Papadaki, V. Dotas, P. Mitlianga, D. Dotas

217 C.L. Marley (1) presenting acceptedEffects of chicory / perennial ryegrass swards compared with perennial ryegrass swards on the performance and carcass quality of grazing beef steers 10+5 oral 14:30C.L. Marley, R. Fychan, J.W. Davies, R.I. Richardson, N.D. Scollan, H.R. Fleming, V.J. Theobald, R. Sanderson

242 E.M. Price (1) presenting acceptedGrowth performance of crossbred lambs sired by high and low muscle density rams (as measured by computer tomography) 3 +2 short oral 14:35

E.M. Price, J.A. Roden, W. Haresign, J.M. Finch, G.E. Gardner, N.D. Scollan

219 C.L. Marley (1) presenting acceptedEffects of chicory / perennial ryegrass swards compared with perennial ryegrass swards on meat quality of grazing beef steers 3 +2 short oral 14:40

C.L. Marley, R. Fychan, J.W. Davies, N.D. Scollan, R.I. Richardson, R. Sanderson

65 H. Scott‐Browne (1,2) presenting acceptedCorrelations between pre‐slaughter morphometric characteristics and fat measurements in beef cattle 3 +2 short oral 14:45H. Scott‐Browne, N. Blackie, R.J. Cooke

31 J. I. Qazi (1) presenting acceptedNutritional comparison of three farmed fish species raised under the same conditions in Pakistan 3 +2 short oral 14:50H. A. Shakir, J. I. Qazi, A. S. Chaudhry

39 V. ATTOH‐KOTOKU (1) presenting acceptedRoasted (dehulled) cowpea (Vigna unguilata) flour (RCF) as an extender in beef burgers 3 +2 short oral 14:55V. ATTOH‐KOTOKU, W. Y. AKWETEY, E. L. K. OSAFO, A. DONKOH, C. C. ATUAHENE

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204 B.O. Oduguwa (1) presenting acceptedCarcass characteristics and sensory evaluation of meat from extensively managed West African Dwarf and Red Sokoto goats in South Western Nigeria 3 +2 short oral 15:00B.O. Oduguwa, A.O. Fasae, T.A. Amole, N. Okwelum, O.A. Oderinwale, O.O. Oduguwa

15 saeid Navid (1,2) presenting acceptedEvaluation of the Combination of Vitamin D3 and Papaya Leaf on Muscle Antioxidant Activity of Spent Chicken 3 +2 short oral 15:05saeid Navid, Atefeh Sheikhlar, Kamran Kaveh, Maryamsadat Hasiri, Afsaneh Naderi

Genetics ‐ Production A26 (60) BSS 15:30‐17:30 Wednesday 17 April Nicola Lambe

326 Donagh Berry (1) presenting acceptedDevelopment of a custom genotyping panel for dairy and beef cattle breeding and research 10+5 15:30

Donagh Berry, Matt McClure, Sinead Waters, Rebecca Weld, Paul Flynn, Chris Creevey, Francis Kearney, Andrew Cromie, Michael Mullen

76 K Moore (1) presenting accepted UK Beef Genetic Evaluations ‐ A Changing Landscape 10+5 oral 15:45K Moore, R Mrode, M Coffey

150 S Wilkinson (1) presenting acceptedUsing British Cattle Movement Service data to enhance pedigree construction and the benefits for genomic selection of carcase traits in UK Limousin cattle 10+5 oral 16:00S Wilkinson, T Pritchard, M Coffey, K Moore

146 Mike Coffey (0) presenting acceptedFeasibility of using carcass data and cattle movement records for carcass trait evaluations 10+5 oral 16:15Tracey Pritchard, Eileen Wall, Kirsty Moore, Mike Coffey

175 A.G. Doran (1,3) presenting acceptedWhole genome association study for carcass traits in Irish Holstein‐Friesian cattle 10+5 oral 16:30A.G. Doran, D.P. Berry, C.J. Creevey

19 S Mucha (1) presenting accepted Estimation of genetic parameters for milk yield across lactations in dairy goats 10+5 oral 16:45S Mucha, R Mrode, M Coffey, J Conington

104 J Conington (4) presenting accepted Lifetime maternal performance in hill sheep is influenced by body reserves 10+5 oral 17:00

S F Walkom, F D Brien, M L Hebart, N R Lambe, W S Pitchford, J Conington

67 Joanne Conington (1) presenting acceptedIncluding lamb survival as a breeding goal in extensive sheep breeding programmes 10+5 oral 17:15Joanne Conington, Kirsty Moore, Alison Glasgow, Cathy Dwyer

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Joint WPSA/BSAS How can we manage without therapeutic antibiotics and why? LT3 (300) Exchange 10:30‐11:45 Wednesday 17 April Patrick Garland

334 Laura Piddock (1) presenting accepted Effects of antibiotic resistance in food borne bacteria on human health 25 invited 10:30Laura Piddock

313 Stephen Lister (1) presenting accepted Practical antibiotic stweardship in the UK poultry industry 25 invited 10:55Stephen Lister

296 DC Barrett (1) presenting accepted Practical antibiotic stewardship in the UK dairy industry 25 invited 11:20DC Barrett

AGM WPSA LT3 (300) Exchange 12:45‐13:15 Wednesday 17 April560 30 invited 12:45

Poultry, Chicken, Broiler, Quail, Turkey LT3 (300) Exchange 13:30‐15:20 Wednesday 17 April

235 C. Rymer (1) presenting acceptedEffect of folic acid supplementation in the laying hen diet on the long chain n‐3 fatty acid composition of eggs 10+5 oral 13:30C. Rymer, K.E. Kliem, A. Hibbert, L. Hoey, K. Pentieva, H. McNulty

93 Fraser Gormley (1) presenting acceptedThe effect of growth rate and feed composition on Campylobacter colonisation in chickens. 10+5 oral 13:45Fraser Gormley, Richard Bailey, Kellie Watson, Jim McAdam, Santiago Avendano, William Stanley, Alfons Koerhuis

143 O.S Iyasere (1) presenting acceptedUse of an implanted temperature‐ID chip to estimate core body temperature in broiler chickens exposed to moderate heat stress 10+5 oral 14:00O.S Iyasere, M Bateson, M Mitchell, J.H Guy

126 S M Carroll (1) presenting acceptedComparisons of contrasting broiler hybrids on growth rate, feed efficiency and lean muscle deposition 10+5 oral 14:15S M Carroll, J McAdam

105 Nuhu Bello Rano (1) presenting acceptedUtilization of distiller's dried grains with soluble (DDGS) supplemented with enzymes on growth performance of broiler chickens 3 +2 short oral 14:30Nuhu Bello Rano, Abdul Chaudhry, Sandra Edwards

202 Taiye Olugbemi (1) presenting acceptedAn evaluation of performance and uric acid nitrogen of broilers given zinc supplementation 3 +2 short oral 14:35Taiye Olugbemi, Sunday Elaigwu, Samson Ogundipe

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75 S Ghaedi (1) presenting acceptedEffects of dietary polyunsaturated n‐3 and n‐6 fatty acids on hatched egg weight loss of native broiler 3 +2 short oral 14:40

S Ghaedi, KH Mirzadeh, S Tabatabaei, M Chaji, M R Ghorbani, A H Mahdavi

155 Adrian S. Horton (1) presenting acceptedThe effect of Bacillus subtilis on growth rates and body composition of broiler chickens 3 +2 short oral 14:45Adrian S. Horton, Vince J. Theobald, Dimitar V. Nachev, Rebecca McDowell, Sarah Gaunt, Justin Pachebat, Michael R. F. Lee

142 Szymon T. Calus (1,2) presenting acceptedAn in vitro study of the potential of diatomaceous earth to reduceCampylobacter spp. infections in poultry 3 +2 short oral 14:50Szymon T. Calus, Helen Edwards, Justin Pachebat, Michael R. F. Lee

193 Mona Moosavi (1) presenting accepted

Investigation The effect different levels of energy and protein with constant ratio on performance and carcass characteristics and blood parameters in broiler chickens 3 +2 short oral 14:55

Mona Moosavi, Morteza Chaji, Mohammad Bojarpoor, AhmadReza Kazemi

49 A.F Agboola (1) presenting acceptedCarcass characteristics of broiler chickens fed wheat‐based diets supplemented with exogenous enzyme 3 +2 short oral 15:00A.F Agboola, U.O Inyang, O.M Awoyemi, O.H Osaiyuwu

200 Adebukunola Lala (1) presenting acceptedHealth status of turkeys fed supplemented Moringa oleifera leaf meal as an antioxidant in the diets 3 +2 short oral 15:05Adebukunola Lala

271 A. AUSAJI AYUK (2) presenting accepted

Replacement Value of 48‐hours Fermented Taro Cocoyam Meal (Colocasia Esculenta var.esculenta) for maize on Performance of laying quails (Coturnix coturnix japonica) 3 +2 short oral 15:10MARY BETTE OBI, A. AUSAJI AYUK, BASSEY IGRI OKON

195 O. Daudu (1) presenting acceptedEffect of feeding ginger by‐product meal supplemented with palm oil on performance of broiler chickens 3 +2 short oral 15:15O. Daudu, S. Ogundipe, G. Erakpotobor, A. Sekoni

Dairy LT3 (300) Exchange 15:30‐ 17:30 Wednesday 17 April Dr Ryan Law

240 I.M. Bland (1) presenting acceptedThe use of infra‐red thermography to measure flank temperature of dairy cows fed wheat‐ or maize‐based diets 10+5 oral 15:30

I.M. Bland, K. DiGiacomo, S.R.O. Williams, B.J. Leury, F.R. Dunshea, P.J. Moate

277 M Hady Ali (1) presenting accepted

Performance of heat stressed dairy cows in response to Saccharomyces cervicae and Mannanoligosaccharids feed additives under Egyptian conditions 10+5 oral 15:45M Hady Ali, T Ibraheem Melegy, R El‐Banna, K Fahmy

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218 TWJ Keady (1) presenting accepted

The effects of silage digestibility on the performance of finishing beef cattle, lactating dairy cows, pregnant ewes and finishing lambs offered diets differing in forage:concentrate ratio 10+5 oral 16:00TWJ Keady, JP Hanrahan

74 D Patton (1,2) presenting acceptedA comparison of two pasture‐based dairy production systems for a wetland drumlin soil in the Border Midlands West region of Ireland. 10+5 oral 16:15D Patton, K Pierce, B Horan

16 L. J. Banda (1,2) presenting acceptedFactors influencing inseminations per pregnancy in high and low forage dairy feeding systems 10+5 oral 16:45L. J. Banda, M. G. G. Chagunda, C. J. Ashworth, D. J. Roberts

132 B. Moran (1,3) presenting acceptedDifferential gene expression and alternative transcription in endometrial tissue of a lactating cow model of fertility 10+5 oral 17:00

B. Moran, S.T. Butler, S.B. Cummins, S. Moore, D.E. MacHugh, C.J. Creevey

222 Lina Jonsson (1) presenting acceptedPotential for use of high‐dose oxytocin to improve diagnosis of mastitis in dairy cows and beef suckler cows 10+5 oral 17:15Lina Jonsson, Kerstin Svennersten Sjaunja, Chris Knight

Beef ‐ Growth and Nutrition 2 LT1 (100) Exchange 10:30‐11:35 Wednesday 17 April Dr Francis Lively

117 K. Keogh (1,2) presenting acceptedHepatic expression of genes of the somatotropic axis during dietary restriction and compensatory growth in Holstein Friesian bulls. 10+5 oral 10:30K. Keogh, D.A. Kenny, A.K. Kelly, S.M. Waters

100 C‐A Duthie (1) presenting accepted

Dry matter intake, growth rate and residual feed intake of two divergent breeds of finishing steers offered either a concentrate‐straw based diet or a silage based diet ad libitum 10+5 oral 10:45C‐A Duthie, J.J Hyslop, J Rooke, D Ross, A Waterhouse, R Roehe

134 A.O Adepoju (1) presenting acceptedInfluence of age and processing on the in vitro fermentation characteristic of Panicum maximum and Pennisetum purpureum 10+5 oral 11:00A.O Adepoju, T. A. Amole, O.A Adegunwa, O.M Adenuga, P.A Dele, O.M Arigbede, V.O Ojo, O.J Idowu

112 P. DELE (1) presenting acceptedEffects of four animal manure and age at harvest on the preference of three tropical grasses fed to yearling calves 10+5 oral 11:15P. DELE, O. ARIGBEDE, J. OLANITE, O. SOWANDE, A. ONI, R. ADERINBOYE, O. DELE

87 J.J. Hyslop (1) presenting acceptedFeed intake, animal performance and Net Feed Efficiency (NFE) in young Stabiliser breeding bulls 3 +2 short oral 11:30J.J. Hyslop, R. Fuller, U. Taylor, D. Thirlwell, S. Wareing

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Immunology LT1 (100) Exchange 13:30‐15:05 Wednesday 17 April Tom McNeilly561 Immunology of mastitis 30 invited 13:30

Cliona O'Farrelly, Trinity College, Dublin

289 Emøke Bendixen (1) presenting acceptedUsing shotgun and targeted proteomics to investigate bovine host response to mastitis pathogens 25 invited 14:00Emøke Bendixen

314 James Leigh (0) presenting accepted Streptococcus uberis: searching the genome for determinants of virulence 25 invited 14:25James Leigh

80 S. L. Parker (1) presenting accepted

Effect of preimplantation factor (PIF) on the lipoteichoic acid (LTA) and lipopolysaccharide (LPS) prostaglandin F2a (PGF2a) responses of bovine mammary epithelial cells (BMEC) in vitro 10+5 oral 14:50S. L. Parker, R. E. Clamp, H. Aso, J. A. Jackson, E. R Barnea, M. T. Rose

Host Pathogens LT1 (100) Exchange 15:30‐16:50 Wednesday 17 April AVTRW

252 K. M. Russell (1) presenting acceptedInvestigating host responses and disease pathogenesis in the duodenum of broilers exposed to crude Clostridium perfringens toxin in situ 10+5 oral 15:30K. M. Russell, P. Kaiser, N. H. Sparks, M. A. Mitchell, R. E. Clutton, T. Kanellos, S. Athanasiadou

263 Carly Hamilton (1) presenting acceptedThe role of Natural Killer cells following vaccination of neonatal calves with Mycobacterium bovis BCG 10+5 oral 15:45Carly Hamilton, Gary Entrican, Jayne Hope

208 Andreas L Chryssafidis (1) present acceptedExperimental vaccination with recombinant mutant Fasciola hepatica cathepsin L1 in cattle ‐ preliminary results 10+5 oral 16:00Andreas L Chryssafidis, Silvia Talavera‐Arce, Andres Garcia‐Campos, Yan Fu, John P Dalton, Grace Mulcahy

315 K Budd (1,2) presenting acceptedGenotypic and phenotypic characterisation of Irish mastitis‐associated Staphylococcus aureus 10+5 oral 16:15K Budd, J Mitchell, F McCoy, O Keane

298 R Tassi (1,2) presenting accepted Potential role for Interleukin‐17 in bovine Streptococcus uberis mastitis 3+2 16:30R Tassi, T.N. McNeilly, J.L. Fitzpatrick, M.C. Fontaine, D Reddick, C Ramage, Y.H. Schukken, R.N. Zadoks

237 M Allman (1) presenting accepted

Testing the potential anti‐inflammatory properties of a naturally occurring iminosugar compound using a novel equine endometrial tissue explant in‐vitro screening tool. 3 +2 short oral 16:35M Allman, J Paddison, B Davies, R Nash, M Davies Morel, D Nash

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158 Adrian S. Horton (1) presenting acceptedThe effect of Bacillus subtilis on Campylobacter in thecaeca of broiler chickens 3 +2 short oral 16:40Adrian S. Horton, David K. Leemans, Szymon T. Calus, Sarah Gaunt, Rebecca McDowell, Justin A. Pachebat, Michael R. F. Lee

243 Zaka Ullah (1) presenting acceptedMastitis pathogens isolated from conventionally or organically managed dairy cattle according to lactation number 3 +2 short oral 16:45Zaka Ullah, Jean Margerison, David Simcock, Nicolas Lopez Villolobos, Alan Thatcher

Posters

159 A.O Adedire (1) presenting acceptedChemical composition and fibre fractions of cowpea husk fermented with single and mixed culture of fungi for use in rabbits' ration poster postersA.O Adedire, O.O Oduguwa, A.V Jegede, S.O Kareem, M.O Edema, B.O Oduguwa, S.A Adedire

276 V ATTOH‐KOTOKU (1) presenting acceptedCopra cake as a partial replacement for maize and fish meal in non ruminant diets using the Albino rat as a model poster postersV ATTOH‐KOTOKU, A DONKOH, C C ATUAHENE

8 O Akinfala (1) presenting acceptedComparative Utilization of Different Fibre Feedstuffs by Weaning/Growing Pigs in the Tropics poster postersO Akinfala, O Macauly

128 T Ansah (1) presenting accepted Agro‐industrial byproducts in the diet of rabbits in Northern Ghana poster postersT Ansah, K Francis, S.J Ninkarb, R.K Takinam, M Teye, G.A Teye

141 Helen Rees (1) presenting accepted Estimating lameness incidence in UK herds with use of hoof trimming records poster postersHelen Rees, Eileen Wall, Mike Coffey, Tracey Pritchard

262 L Powell (1) presenting acceptedDoes vaccinating pigs against porcine circovirus type 2 at three versus four weeks of age affect overall performance? – a preliminary study. poster postersL Powell, A Taylor, H Miller

37 Oguike M A (1) presenting acceptedSemen characteristics of Landrace boars fed diets supplemented with selenium and soyabean oil poster postersOguike M A, Nwogu R K, Amaefule K U

239 M Abdulrashid (1) presenting acceptedEffects of environmental temperature on semen characteristics of New Zealand White rabbits in the tropics poster postersM Abdulrashid, D.T. Juniper

268 Mohammad Mehedi Hasan Khan (acceptedEffects of triple super phosphate supplementation on in vitro degradability of rice straw and ammonia nitrogen concentration poster postersMohammad Mehedi Hasan Khan, Md. Shad Uddin Mahfuz

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2 Bhutikini Douglas Nkosi (1) presenacceptedEffects of dietary inclusion of discarded beetroot (beta vulgaris) on the growth performance of Bonsmara steers posterBhutikini Douglas Nkosi, Motshekwe Moses Ratsaka, Klaas‐jan Leeuw, Thandeka Eunice Shabangu

Posters AVTRW

308 André Almeida (1,5) presenting acceptedSeasonal Weight Loss in dairy goats from the Canary Islands: assessment of production losses poster

Joana Lérias, Lorenzo Hernández‐Castellano, Antonio Morales‐delaNuez, Susana Araújo, Noemi Castro, Anastasio Argüello, Juan Capote, André Almeida

309 André Almeida (1,5) presenting acceptedChanges in newborn lamb proteomic profile upon colostrum ingestion: an iTRAQ proteomics study posterLorenzo Enrique Hernández‐Castellano, Anastasio Argüello, Thomas Frank Drylund, André Almeida, Noemi Castro, Emøke Bendixen

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