17th International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics

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Special Session: International Society for Economics and Social Sciences of Animal Health (ISESSAH)

Session

11:00 am

11 November 2024

Room C3.2

Themes

Special sessions

Session Description

Chairperson: Henk Hogeveen

Moderators

Henk Hogeveen

Business Economics Group, Wageningen University and Research, Wageningen, The Netherlands - Netherlands

Session Program

11:00 am

Evaluating the economic impacts of African swine fever on the US pork supply chain

Dustin Pendell - Professor - Kansas State University

11:30 am

Modeling and cost analysis of foot-and-mouth disease control strategies: insights from a multi-species SEIR model

Nicolas Cespedes Cardenas - Researcher Associate - North Carolina State University

11:45 am

Foot-and-mouth disease management and risks in Rwanda: an integrated model of cattle production, disease dynamics, and economic implications

Ralph Jean-Pierre - Graduate Research Associate - Oklahoma State University

12:00 pm

Egg market reaction to avian influenza outbreaks: an autoregressive distributed lag model approach

Ning Chen - PhD Student - National Chung Hsing University

12:15 pm

Market impacts when consumers or retailers require restrictive farming practices: the case of us meat production

Elliott Dennis - Associate Professor - University of Nebraska - Lincoln, National Institute of Antimicrobial Resistance Research and Education

12:30 pm

Development of sr-disvaxfic: a mobile phone application for estimating the herd-level financial impact of small ruminant diseases and their vaccination in northern Nigeria

Megan Rawlins - Veterinary specialist - Animal and Plant Health Agency

12:35 pm

Estimating the disease burden on small ruminant production in the mixed crop-livestock system of Senegal

Anne Meyer - Consultant - Episystemic

12:40 pm

Farm level disease burden in ruminant production systems in Ethiopia

Wudu Jemberu - Post Doc - International Livestock Research Institute

Farm level disease burden in ruminant production systems in Ethiopia

12:45 pm

Economic effects of African swine fever on US and global agricultural markets

Amanda M Countryman - Professor - Colorado State University

Other Suggested Sessions

Special session: Citizen science

12 November 2024 2:00 pm

Room C3.3

Special session: Antimicrobial resistance surveillance and dashboards

14 November 2024 2:00 pm

Room C3.6

Special session: Epidemiological tools to support policy for disease control and continuity of business - the African swine fever example

15 November 2024 2:00 pm

Room C3.5