7th Fatty Pig and 12th Mediterranean Pig Meeting
PROGRAMME
11 September 2024
19.00-21.00 Welcome cocktail at University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest
12 September 2024
08.45 Registration
09.30-10.00 Opening ceremony
Dr. Miklós Süth, Chief Advisor of University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest and CEO of Institute of Food Chain Science – Professor Manabe Noboru, Chairman of Fatty Pig O.C. – Professor Riccardo Bozzi, Chairman of Med.Pig O.C. – Dr. Zsolt Feldman, State Minister of Agriculture
10.00-11.30 T-1 Session 1 - Genetic and genomic research on local fatty pigs
Chairs: Riccardo Bozzi (Italy) and Hee-Bok Park (South Korea)
10.00-10.15 T-1-1 Three colour types became three breeds. Genetic evidence and further studies
Attila Zsolnai (Hungary)
10.15-10.30 T-1-2 Unravelling local pig breed environmental adaptation using molecular tools
Maria Muñoz (Spain)
10.30-10.45 T-1-3 Nutrigenomic studies of Polish pig breeds
Maria Oczkowicz (Poland)
10.45-11.00 T-1-4 Analysing population subdivision of the Blonde Mangalica breed Anh Thi Nguyen (Vietnam)
11.00-11.15 T-1-5 Comparison the ’actual’ features of Hungarian Mangalica and those of 100 years ago
Péter Tóth (Hungary)
11.15-11.30 T-1-6 Prediction of growth and carcass quality in Iberian pigs reared for/at Montanera Fernando Sánchez-Esquiliche (Spain)
11.30-12.00 Coffee break and posters
12.00-13.15 T-2 Session 2 – Part 1
Preserving fatty pig breeds –breeding tasks and veterinary obligations & farming systems in Europe
Chairs: Meta Čandek Potokar (Slovenia) and Gabriella Novotni-Dankó (Hungary)
12.00-12.15 T-2-1 Unified or rather different European market expectations for premium porcine products
Carolina Pugliese (Italy)
12.15-12.30 T-2-2 New developments and goals in meat quality evaluation – emphasis on local pig breeds
Meta Čandek Potokar (Slovenia)
12.30-12.45 T-2-3 Supporting the preservation of local pig breeds through EU quality schemes – an overview of geographical indications for fresh and processed pork
Danijel Karolyi (Croatia)
12.45-13.00 T-2-4 Immunocastration of Fatty Pig Boars – Balancing Animal Welfare and Productive Expectations
Rui Charneca (Portugal)
13.00-13.15 T-2-5 Is crossbreeding a valuable tool for serving gene preservation as well as different markets?
Mercedes Izquierdo (Spain)
13.15-14.15 Lunch and posters
14.15-15.00 T-2 Session 2 – Part 2
Rural policy, social role, local food supply and export options of native pigs inAsian andAfrican countries
Chairs: Yuki Muranishi (Japan) and Marcus Bates (UK)
14.15-14.30 T-2-6 Cultural and economical position of fatty pigs in Taiwan
Jeng-Fang Huang (Taiwan)
14.30-14.45 T-2-7 Three million native pigs in remote areas and large-scale farming in Laos
József Rátky
14.45-15.00 T-2-8 Jeju pig in Korea, present role and future plan
Hee-Bok Park (South Korea)
15.00-16.15 Coffee break and poster session
17.30 Departure from University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest to Üllő Campus / LargeAnimal Practical Center of University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest
18.30 Arrival to Üllő Campus, welcome drink
Introduction of Farm animal Clinic
19.00 Barbeque (social programme)
22.00 Transfer back to University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest
13 September 2024
09.00-10.15 F-3 Session 3 - Feeding sytems & nutrition regarding porc and product quality & environmental aspects
Chairs: Mercedes Izquierdo (Spain) and Rui Charneca (Portugal)
09.00-9.15 F-3-1 Effects of heat stress and nutritional strategies to improve heat tolerance in Iberian pigs
Rosa Nieto (Spain)
09.15-9.30 F-3-2 Protein autonomy for sustainable feeding
Francisco I. Hernández-García (Spain)
09.30-09.45 F-3-3 Nutrition and fat deposition in fatty pigs with special attention on meat, fat and product quality – case studies in Krškopolje pig
Martin Škrlep (Slovenia)
09.45-10.00 F-3-4 A review of genebanking of autochthonous pig breeds in the United Kingdom
Marcus Bates (United Kingdom)
10.00-10.15 F-3-5 Seasonal adaptation of physiological changes between fat and muscle in Mangalica
Yuki Muranishi (Obihiro University, Japan)
10.15-11.30 Group photo, coffee break and posters
11.30-13.00 F-4 Session 4 - In vivo & in vitro reproductive methods, sustainable farming for gene preservation
Chairs: Andreas Vernünft (Germany) and Francisco Hernández (Spain)
11.30-11.45 F-4-1 Introduction of genebank project in Japan and application for the establischment in Vietnam: international collaboration (satreps and axis)
Masaaki Taniguchi (Japan)
11.45-12.00 F-4-2 The origin of Romanian Bazna Pigs revealed by mitochondrial and SNP data analysis
Valentin Adrian Bâlteanu (Romania)
12.00-12.15 F-4-3 Preantral follicle cryopreservation and culture as a tool for gene banking of native Hungarian pigs
Bence Somoskői (Hungary)
12.15-12.30 F-4-4 Reproductive technology: how to step forward?
Nataša Šterbenc (Slovenia)
12.30-12.45 F-4-5 The genetic origin and characteristics of Korea's only private purebred Fatty Pigs
Kwan Suk Kim (South Korea)
12.45-13.00 F-4-6 Preservation of old domestic pig breeds through bilateral exchange with the national cryoreserve
Andreas Vernünft (Germany)
13.00-14.30 Lunch
14.30-15.15
F-5 Session 5 - Special role of ancient fatty pigs. Fatty pigs as models for physiological and pharma research.
Chairs: Klaus-Peter Brüssow (Germany)
14.30-14.45 F-5-1 Fatty pigs as animal models for human metabolic diseases
Antonio G. Bulnes (Spain)
14.45-15.00 F-5-2 Mangalica meat as part of a balanced diet
Zoltán Csiki (Hungary)
15.00-15.15 F-5-3 Biological and mathematical aspects of maximum body weight in pig Goran Kušec (Croatia)
15.15-15.25 Break
15.25-15.50 Session 6 – Round table
Moderators: László Fodor (Hungary) and Antonio Gonzalez-Bulnes (Spain)
What about the African swine Fever in Europe, East Asia and South Africa? Africa has special interest due some resistant species. Maybe some preliminary experience will be available of the new vaccines? How did and how must react the premium pork commercial sector to the present situation (Spain, Portugal, Croatia, Serbia, Hungary, etc.)
15:50-18.00 Monte NevadoAward Ceremony and Closing remarks (Short closing remarks and introduction of the next meetings i.e. both 13th Mediterranean and 8th Fatty Pig and possible ’joint ventures’ in the future)
18.00-21.30 Optional sightseeing river cruise on the Danube
14 September 2024
10.30 Departure from University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest – SVÉT, Tata
ca 14.30 Back to the university, departures
Program code explanation:
Letters of the name of days:
T – Thursday F – Friday
Numbers:
1st number: number of the session within the full meeting
2nd number: serial number within a session