NIAA's vision is to be the leading resource for the animal agriculture industry and provide value to all stakeholders involved in providing safe and healthy food for the world. We do this through our mission - convening animal agriculture experts and allies in collaborative settings to explore, discuss, learn, and develop knowledge that fosters interdisciplinary cooperation for the improvement and continuous progress of animal agriculture. If you are a professional engaged in animal agriculture - a farmer or rancher, student, veterinarian, scientist, government or allied industry leader then membership in NIAA is for you. NIAA carries a strong legacy of providing the U.S. livestock industry with a forum to collectively address issues of common interest. Successor to the Livestock Conservation Institute (LCI), NIAA began operations in January 2000 and addresses issues of interest to the animal agriculture sector of today's food system, providing vital industry information, continuing education and communication outlets for animal agriculture professionals.
National Institute for Animal Agriculture的外部链接
435 Nichols Rd
Suite 200
US，Missouri，Kansas City，64112
The 14th Annual Antibiotics Symposium hosted a fantastic panel this morning with Kris Johansen, Chelsey Shivley, DVM, PhD, DACAW, Claudine Kabera, and Randall Singer - Metrics beyond use. Thank you to our speakers!
Did you know most doctors will not prescribe antibiotics in the last 24 hours of life? Research shows that comfort and care outcomes do not improve, but it is still a very difficult discussion to have with loved ones. Great insights to antimicrobial stewardship from Kartik Cherabuddi.
Thank you for Ken Opengart, DVM, PhD, DACPV for his insights on communicating across the value chain!
“I think we have a misconception that if consumers have all the information they will make rational decisions. This is not the case.” Renata Ivanek-Miojevic provided a fantastic overview of her research regarding what consumers are willing to pay for various labels on milk.
Dr. Elizabeth B. Strand was our opening presenter and specializes in the resiliency and mental health of veterinarians. What an awesome perspective for today’s Symposium audience!
Cohort 3 of the Advanced Training for Animal Agriculture is meeting in Denver to deepen their communication and leadership skills. Thank you to Chandler Mulvaney for leading our advocacy session!
Welcome to our new members! We're happy to have you. Novonesis, InnovadGroup, John Deere To learn more about membership, visit >> https://lnkd.in/dqHM_qX.
NIAA Sustainability and Animal Disease Issues & Emergency Management Councils are presenting the third meeting in their webinar series about the importance of animal health in the sustainability landscape. Join us December 18 as Banks Baker from Genus PIC will present progress in genetic technologies and improvements and how they relate to sustainability. This webinar will NOT be recorded. Register here. >> https://ow.ly/J12v50U6vBy