Seminar Photos

Photos of selected speakers will be available at this web location during and following the 2015 Seminar.

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Genomics will drive new era of pork genetic improvement

• William Herring (520 KB)

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Full time staff trainer pays off for HyLife

• Richard Taillefer, HyLife (800 KB)

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Ruurd's wrap-up for BPS 2015

• Dr. Ruurd Zijlstra (620 KB)

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Lessons on group sow housing

• Boar Pit panelists Dr. Luc Dufrense, Dr. Egan Brokhoff and Kevin Grier (665 KB)
• Moderator Shannon Meyers (635 KB)

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Lessons on group sow housing

• Christian Blais, Isoporc and G?ne-Alliance (700 KB)

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Canada and U.S. share interests

• Howard Hill, National Pork Producers Council (1 MB)

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Markets promising for new-look Canadian pork industry

• Janelle Fouhse, University of Alberta (left) and Ben Willing of the University of Alberta accepting for first place winner, Natalie May. (770 KB)

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Markets promising for new-look Canadian pork industry

• Kevin Grier, Kevin Grier Market Analysis and Consulting Inc. (585 KB)

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Canada drives forward

• Kevin Grier, Kevin Grier Market Analysis and Consulting Inc. (720 KB)

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Welfare issue won't derail positive outlook for pork industry

• Dr. Glynn Tonsor, Kansas State University (750 KB)

Trust issue rises as lynchpin to pork industry future

• Charlie Arnot, The Centre for Food Integrity (725 KB)

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Aherne Prize winners announced at Banff Pork Seminar 2015

• Lyle and Maaike Campbell of Birnam Pork, Arkona, Ont. (1 MB)
• Greg Feenstra (left) and Dave Uttecht of Heartland Pork, LLC in Alpena, South Dakota (1.5 MB)

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2015 Foxcroft Honorary Lectureship: Dr. Egbert Knol

• Dr. George Foxcroft (left) and Dr. Egbert Knol, Topigs Norsvin Canada (930 KB)

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The power to adapt and evolve

• Dr. Bob Kemp, 2015 BPS Chair (700 KB)

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PED one year later

• Dr. Doug MacDougald talks Canada's PED response. (400 KB)

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The Boar Pit is back

• The Boar Pit draws lively conversation. (2.5 MB)