Digital tools and technologies can be used to build an integrated information-based system for biological and environmental data that relate to animal nutrition and health. Big data analytics allows for monitoring and modeling that allow producers to make precise, timely and informed decisions. The goal is to improve decisions to manage nutritional variability and health challenges over time and between flocks in order to achieve optimal performance, health, welfare and environmental outcomes.
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1:00 PM EDT
Big Data: Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.
Tom D'Alfonso, U.S. Soy Export Council
1:40 PM EDT
Current data insights and practices for a poultry nutritionist.
John T. Halley, J. Halley Poultry Consulting LLC
2:20 PM EDT
New technologies for monitoring animal health and welfare.
Rocio Crespo, North Carolina State University
3:00 PM EDT
Break.
3:30 PM EDT
Health optimization systems applied to poultry production.
Gil Blander, Inside Tracker
4:10 PM EDT
An integrated information based system for precision nutrition.
Aaron Cowieson, DSM Nutritional Products; and Chelsea A. Phillips, DSM Nutritional Products
