Program

 

FRIDAY 15th February 2019

830 – 1000 Registration
1000 – 1030 CONFERENCE OPENING CEREMONY

INTRODUCTION

1015 – 1030  Piotr Szeleszczuk (Poland) 5 years of PROHEALTH Project realization – “Sustainable production of pigs and poultry”
1030 – 1045  Piotr Kulikowski (Poland) Why is the transparency of the use of antibiotics in poultry production necessary? – Producers point of view!
1045 – 1115  Dorota Żaboklicka-Bodzioch (Poland) Polish laws concerning the use of antibiotics in poultry production
1115 – 1135 COFFEE BREAK

Antibiotic resistance, antibiotic therapy – general assumptions

1135 – 1220  Jeroen Dewulf (Belgium) Antibiotic therapy and antibiotic resistance in poultry production – problems and solutions
1220 – 1250  Tommy Van Limbergen (Belgium) Limiting the use of antibiotics in Belgian poultry production – practical solutions
1250 – 1320  Bo Vanbeselaere (Belgium) Veterinary hygiene is a major element of sustainable poultry production
1320 – 1335  Ilias Chantziaras (Belgium) Epidemiology of antimicrobial resistance in commensal bacteria in broilers
1335 – 1350  Michał Majewski (Poland) The use of antibiotics in Polish broiler flocks in the light of the author’s own observations
1350 – 1410 COFFEE BREAK
Live cultures of microorganisms as an alternative to antibiotics – part I
1410 – 1440  Tim Goossens (Belgium) Improving feed additives by learning from intestinal microbiota effects
1440 – 1510 Ivan Rychlik (Czechia) Live microorganisms as an alternative to antibiotics
1510 – 1540  Mark Karimi (United Kingdom) Choosing the right probiotics!
1540 – 1640 LUNCH

Live cultures of microorganisms as an alternative to antibiotics – part II

1640 – 1710 Katarzyna Śliżewska (Poland) The influence of probiotics on the formation of avian intestinal microflora
1710 – 1725 Sebastian Kaczmarek (Poland) Are nutritional supplements influence the activity and composition of the microflora of the small intestine and cecum  in broiler chickens?
1725 – 1740 Ilias Chantziaras (Belgium) The effect of a commercial competitive exclusion product on the selection of enrofloxacin resistance in commensal E. coli in broilers
1740 – 1810 Marcin Śmiałek (Poland) Probiotics and competitive exclusion – results of own studies
1810 – 1845 All participants Round Table Discussion: Union – STOP to antibiotics use in poultry production – adoption of Jachranka II arrangements!
2000 GALA DINNER

Saturday 16th February 2019

Immunoprophylaxis and phagotherapy  – an important alternatives to antibiotic therapy

900 – 930  Diarmaid Kirby (United Kingdom) Action to be taken to reduce antibiotic use on farms. New hatchery innovation – practical experience from Western Brand
930 – 1000  Rik Koopman (Netherlands) Modern technologies in immunoprophylaxis of poultry diseases reduce the need for antibiotics
1000 – 1030  Jarosław Dastych (Poland) Phagotherapy as an important element of programs reducing antibiotic therapy in poultry flocks
1030 – 1050 COFFEE BREAK
Phytobiotics –  not fully utilized potential in Polish programs to reduce the use of antibiotics in poultry production
1050 – 1020  Monika Michalczuk (Poland) How to assess the effectiveness of phytobiotics in practice? – own observations
1120 – 1150  Sylwester Świątkiewicz (Poland) Alternative nutraceutical additives in flocks of laying hens
1150 – 1220 Ludger Johannes (Germany) Global trends in antibiotic reduction and role of phytomolecules in this process
1220 – 1240 COFFEE BREAK

Lameness in poultry practice – etiology, diagnostics, pathology and preventive actions

1240 – 1325 Robert Wideman (USA) The clinical significance of lameness in poultry practice
1325 – 1355  Susanne Kirwan (Belgium) Significance of the first week of rearing for effective prevention of lameness in poultry flocks
1355 – 1410  Monika Rogala (Poland) Does supplementation with vitamin D help to reduce locomotion problems in chickens broilers?
1410 – 1415 SUMMATION
1415 LUNCH

 

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