VI Buffalo Symposium of Americas. V Buffalo Symposium of Europe and Americas. Havana, Cuba. BUFFALO TOUR POST SYMPOSIUM: November 2011

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1 VI Buffalo Symposium of mericas V Buffalo Symposium of Europe and mericas Havana, Cuba BUFFLO TOUR POST SYMPOSIUM: November November 2011 POST SYMPOSIUM COURSES: November 2011, Havana, Cuba Ing. ndrés Dominguez Soto Executive Secretary Organization Comitee andres@cima-minag.cu Telf. :(537)

2 Organizer Committee J. Lezcano Chair M. Pérez Co-Chair. García Co-Chair Scientific Paper Committee. Mitat Chair D. Delgado Co-Chair R. Ruíz Executive Secretary The program includes visits to historical, cultural and patrimonial places throughout the length of simposium. s well as a program for accompanying. country side tour on November th Registration fees: ctivity Delegate Student* ccompanying Post Symposium course 120 CUC** 120 CUC - Symposium 250 CUC 150 CUC 200 CUC Post Symposium Tour 300 CUC 200 CUC 250 CUC Course + Symposium 350 CUC 250 CUC - Symposium + Tour 500 CUC 300 CUC 400 CUC Course + Symposium + Tour 600 CUC 350 CUC - * For student registration require a copy certificated by the proper university or college. ** 1 CUC= 0.80 USD

3 DRFT PROPOSL OF SCIENTIFIC ND PRCTICL PROGRMME Date Time Place ctivity Monday 21 Tuesday 22 Wednesday 23 ll day 9:00 M 10:30-11:30 M Plenary Saloon 11:30 M - 1:00 ccreditation Opening Masterly Conference: Results and perspectives of Buffalo rearing in Cuba. Impact and prospects of Buffalypso in buffalo breeding in the merican continent. Tribute to Professor Steve Bennett. 1:00-2:00 2:00-5:00 Plenary view of bubaline milk production on tropics. Saloon 2:00-3:00 Health Protocols for the movement of genetic material from one country to another. 3:00-4:00 Technical criteria to integrate Genealogical Register in merica. 4:00-5:00 Room Requirement to integrate Genetics Improving Programs. 9:00 M - 5:00 Poster session 9:00 M - 12:00 M 9: M 10:30-12:00 M 9: M Institute of Research on Food Industry Room Results of processing of buffalo milk and meat in Cuba. Research necessities in the current agricultural integration environment. Pre- and postgraduate training and education. Practical application in disease control and buffalo animal welfare. 2:00-4:30 view of bubaline beef production on tropics. 4:30-5:30 Nutrition in different productive categories and purposes. 2:00-3:30 Room Marketing aspects common for the countries of the area. 9:00 M - 4:00 Poster Session 5:00 Room Meeting of the Direction Board of the merican Federation of Buffalo Breeders

4 Date Time Place ctivity Thursday 24 Friday 25 Saturday 26 9:00 M 12:00 2:00 Santa Clara 2:00 7:00 9:00 M - 1:00 13:00 2:00 Macún Enterprise Varadero 9:00 M Varadero 11:00 M - El Cangre 2:00 Enterprise 2:30-4:15 4:30 M 5:30 EXPOCUB Departure to Villa Clara Visit to "Ché Guevara" Memorial and the city Departure "La Nela" farm Sabana-Camagüey Project Return Dinner Cuban night Buffalo meat production on pasture and visit to the enterprise. Departure from Macún to Varadero Dinner, stay overnight in Varadero Departure to El Cangre Enterprise Production of buffalo milk on pasture and visit to the Enterprise. Closing ceremony, presentation of the venue for the next Symposium and the new direction board of the Federation. Fraternize activity Important Dates: Tuesday February 1 st 2011: Start to receive Completes Papers Sunday July 31 st 2011: Limited day for reception of Completes Papers Monday November 21 st : Starting inscription of Post Symposium course Saturday November 26 th : Clouse of inscription Post Symposium course Monday 28 th : Start Post Symposium course

5 Post Symposium Courses (28-30 th November 2011): 1. Buffalo production and management in the tropics (Institute of nimal Science, Cuba) Coordinator: Inf. Orlando Fundora 2. Biotechnology of reproduction and practical applications of molecular markers (Experimental nimal Husbandry Institute, Italy; Research Center of nimal Improvement for Tropical nimal Husbandry; Center of nimal Health and Havana griculture University of Havana, Cuba). Coordinators: Dra. Ineida Montes (Cuba) Professors ntonio Borghese (Italia) 3. Buffalo fattening, carcasses quantitative and qualitative features (Institute of Research on Food Industry, Cuba; State University of Sao Paulo, Julio de Mesquita Filho, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and nimal Breeding, Botucatu, Brazil, Institute of nimal Science, Cuba). Coordinators: Professor ndré Mendes Jorge (Brasil) Ing. Orlando Fundora (Cuba) 4. rboreus Systems of Grazing on cattle s (Estación Experimental de Pastos y Forrajes Indio Hatuey Coordinator: Ing. Leonel Simón lsimon@indio.atenas.inf.cu