Mr. Jim Lovell - Industry Perspective on Traceability - A Panel Discussion
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Industry Perspective on Traceability - A Panel Discussion - Moderator: Mr. Glenn Fischer. Panelists Mr. Chuck Adami, President & CEO, Equity Cooperative Livestock Association; Mr. Jim Lovell, Cattle Procurement, Bartlett Cattle Company; Ms. Maureen Phelon, Manager, Dairy ID Programs, Holstein Association, USA; Dr. Myriah Johnson, Agricultural Economics Consultant, Noble Research Institute, from the 2018 NIAA Annual Conference, Livestock Traceability: Opportunities for Animal Agriculture, plus the Traceability and the Real World Interactive Workshop, April 10 - 12, Denver, CO, USA. More presentations at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeUDeS810OcOfuEYwj1oHKQ
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Mr. Jim Lovell - Industry Perspective on Traceability - A Panel Discussion
- 1. Jim Lovell Past Chairman Texas Cattle Feeders Association Procurement and Marketing Bartlett Cattle Co.
- 2. Feedyard perspective of traceability feeder cattle Animal disease traceability
- 3. United States Feedyards > 4,000 Head 11.7 million head of cattle on feed in the US 80 % nations fed beef population reside in this box
- 5. A tremendous amount of feeder cattle in commerce everyday A small feedyard may only get a load or two of cattle a week A larger feeding corporation may receive hundreds of loads a week For example A feeding corporation with a capacity of 500,000 head must purchase aprox 2400 hd everyday to maintain capacity
- 7. 2016 $306 2017F $335 2018F $343
- 9. Cattle disease and traceability of disease continues to be a concern to the cattle feeding sector Foreign and domestic consumers are continuing to ask for traceability There is growing competition for foreign markets with other countries that have disease traceability
- 10. Texas Cattle Source Verification Service VISION A TEXAS CATTLE INDUSTRY THAT CAN QUICKLY TRACE CATTLE IN ORDER TO CONTAIN INCIDENTS; THAT IS INSULATED FROM DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL MARKET REACTION DUE TO SUCH INCIDENTS, AND; THAT CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF EMERGING MARKET OPPORTUNITIES MISSION BY JANUARY 1, 2020, HAVE A FUNCTIONING, VOLUNTARY CATTLE SOURCE VERIFICATION SERVICE THAT WOULD FACILITATE DISEASE TRACEABILITY, PROVIDE ADDED VALUE TO INDUSTRY SEGMENTS THROUGH INFORMATION SHARING, SUPPORT VALUE-ADDED MARKETING PROGRAMS AND BE EXPANDABLE TO A NATIONAL LEVEL
- 11. Parameters VOLUNTARY PARTICIPATION INDUSTRY OVERSIGHT AND MANAGEMENT EQUITABLE TO ALL INDUSTRY SECTORS MAINTAIN DATA PRIVACY UNDER CONTROL OF CATTLE OWNER PREVENT DATA ACCESS THROUGH FOIA INCORPORATES COMMON INDUSTRY PRACTICES OPERATES AT THE SPEED OF COMMERCE CREDIBLE IN DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL MARKETS COMPLIANT WITH STATE AND FEDERAL HEALTH REGULATIONS ALLOWS LIMITED ACCESS BY STATE AND FEDERAL CATTLE HEALTH AGENCIES FOR DISEASE TRACEABILITY COMPATIBLE WITH CATTLE IDENTIFICATION AND VERIFICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR PROCESS VERIFIED MARKETING PROGRAMS ENCOURAGES PARTICIPATION THROUGH INCENTIVES PROVIDES A FRAMEWORK THAT CAN BE EXPANDED TO A NATIONAL LEVEL UTILIZES ELECTRONIC IDENTIFICATION TECHNOLOGY TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT POSSIBLE
- 12. THANK YOU
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