Bled 2004 - Sessions

Files are available within the following sessions.

• Animal health and welfare in intensive and extensive systems (MCL1)
• Anti-nutritional factors and mycotoxins (PNH1)
• Genomics of lactation (GPh1)
• Economics and profitability of sheep and goat production under new support regimes and market conditions (S1)
• Effect of globalisation on livestock systems (L1)
• Management of grasslands for production, environment and landscape benefit (LNCS2)
• Large-scale pig farming systems(PMLN2)
• Genetics of disease resistance (GM2)
• Breeding Systems and Functional genetics - Free Communications (G2)
• Mammary gland health (Ph2)
• Growth and bone disorders in horses (H2)
• Management of genetic variation (G3)
• Indicators of environmental impact in livestock systems (LPM3)
• Regulation of food intake (PhN3)
• Endangered horse breeds and genetic distance (H3)
• Use of hormones for reproduction in sheep and goats - impact and alternatives (S3)
• Implementation of new management practices + excursion (C3)
• Cattle and buffalo reproduction, production and breeding Free communications (C4)
• Applied genetics - Free communications (G4)
• Evaluation and performance of horses (H) - Free communications (H4)
• Animal health (M) - Free communications (M4)
• Pig metabolism, growth and production - Free communications (PPh4)
• Sheep and Goat production - Free communications (S4)
• Ethical issues in animal agriculture (ML5)
• Alternative protein sources (NCS5)
• International genetic evaluation (HG5)
• Genetics of disorders (G5)
• Herd modelling for improved management (PL5)
• Low-input systems (PhL6)
• Sheep and goat behaviour - relevance to welfare and management (SM6)
• Longitudinal data in genetics (PG6)
• Horse production in Slovenia (H6)
• Harmonisation of feeding standards (N6)
• Nutrition and metabolism – Free Communications (N6b)
• Developments in biometrical methods (G6)
• Indicators of milk and meat quality (C6)
• Livestock Farming System (L4)
• Animal nutrition (N4)