Conference on Pathology and Nutrition in Aquaculture
Adriana Goic B.
S_AGOIC at fundch.fundch.cl
Sun Jul 31 17:21:46 EST 1994
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE "PATHOLOGY AND NUTRITION IN THE
DEVELOPMENT OF AQUACULTURE"
FACTORS FOR SUCCESS
Puerto Montt, October 3 to 7, 1994
Topics:
Chemotherapeutic aspects
Control and diagnosis of viral and bacterial diseases in
salmon farming
Applied toxicology
Parasitology
Pigmentation: efforts to improve pigment retention,
alternative sources of carotenoids, pertinent
legislation in importing countries
Attributes of fishmeal and fish oil as feed ingredients
for aquaculture
Nutrients and additives required by salmon: myths and
realities
Salmon feeding and protecting the environment
Technologies in salmon feed manufacturing
Drs. Albert Tacon, Paul Bowser, John Rohovec, Robert Olson, D.J.
Alderman, Michael Kent, Ron Hardy, Ian Pike, Santosh Lall,and S. Kaushik
have been invited to discuss the topics mentioned above. These
presentations will be 60-75 minutes long, followed by 15 minutes for
questions and comments.
Technical papers will also be received for 15 minute presentations or in
posters that will be shown in a special room and will be open to
discussion in a plenary session.
Presentations will be in Spanish or English, with simultaneous
translation.
Registration and questions:
Dr. Patricio Bustos (telephone-fax 63 2060 Castro)
Mr. Emilio Castro (telephone:56-2 2185211, fax: 56-2
2426900, Santiago)
Mr. Eugenio Larrain (telephone: 255588 ; fax 257433,
Puerto Montt).
Dr. Juan Jose Romero (e-mail: jjromero at fundch.fundch.cl)
Stands for displaying products, equipment and services of interest to
people associated with the area will be available to interested
companies.
A two day technical tour will be held after the Seminar to growing
centers, feed plants and laboratories (icthyopathology, nutrition and
quality certification) in Chiloe and Puerto Montt.
PROGRAM
Sunday 2
18:00 Registration, Conference Hall, Provincial Governement Building.
Monday 3
07:30 Registration
09:00 Inauguration
10:00 Salmon feeding and improvement of the environment.
S.J.Kaushik, INRA, France
11:15 Coffee
11:30 Nutrients and additives recommended in salmon feeding: myths
and realities.
S.L.Lall, Dept. of Fisheries and Oceans, Canada
12:45 Lunch (free).
14:45 Quality indicators for fishmeals for aquacultural feeding.
M.Galleguillos and D.Romo, Fundacion Chile
16:00 Coffee.
16:15 Nutritional attributes of fish meal and oil as ingredients for
aquacultural feeds.
I.H.Pike, IFOMA, UK
Tuesday 4
09:00 Reconciling optimum production of salmonids with consumer's
quality criteria.
R.Hole, TrouwSuralim, Chile
10:00 Salmon pigmentation: efforts to improve retention, alternative
sources, pertinent legislation in importing countries.
R.Hardy, Natl. Marine Fisheries Services, USA and E.Castro,
F.Chile.
11:15 Coffee.
11:30 Presentation of contributed papers.
12:45 Lunch (free).
14:45 Presentation of contributed papers.
16:00 Coffee.
16:15 Presentation of contributed papers.
Wednesday 5
09:00 Gill disease: diagnostic consequences and their interaction
with feeding practices.
H.W.Fergusson, U. of Guelph, Canada
11:15 Coffee.
11:30 General overview of important diseases to net-pen farming in
British Columbia.
M.L.Kent, Dept. of Fisheries and Oceans, Canada
12:45 Lunch (free).
14:45 Advances in diagnosis and control of virosis in salmonids:
molecular techniques and antiviral substances.
Ana Maria Sandino, Universidad de Chile
16:00 Coffee.
16:15 Salmon diseases caused by microsporidium and myxosporidium.
Marine fish parasites of public health concern and of potential
transmission to salmonids.
R.E.Olson, Oregon State University, USA.
17:30 Pathology, transmission and treatment of Loma Salmonae a
microsporidium of pen-reared salmon.
M.L.Kent, Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Canada.
Thursday 6
09:00 Toxicopathic hepatic megalocytosis. Hexamiythiasis in seawater
pen-reared salmonids.
M.L.Kent, Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Canada.
10:00 Characteristics of the drugs most commmonly used in
aquaculture: quinolones, tetracyclines, erythromycin, sulfas,
organophosphates, chloramines, malachite green and formalin.
D.J.Alderman, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, UK.
11:15 Coffee.
11:30 First isolation in Chile of Flexibacter psychrophilus,
causative agent of RTFS (FMS).
Screening of B.K.D. in coho salmon: past experiences and
present status.
Vertical transmission of S.R.S. in coho salmon in Chile.
Patricio Bustos, Fundacion Chile
12:45 Lunch (free).
14:45 Cardiomyopathy Syndrome, Pancreas disease and the differential
diagnosis of liver diseases.
H.W. Fergusson, U. of Guelph, Canada.
16:00 Coffee.
16:15 A comparison of the different techniques used for B.K.D.
diagnosis in coho salmon.
Evaluation of IFAT and ELISA for the diagnosis of B.K.D. in
Salmo salar broodstock and its progeny.
Patricio Bustos, Fundacion Chile
16:50 Bacterial hemorrhagic enteritis (B.H.E.): a new pathology
observed in Atlantic salmon in Chile.
Ricardo Inostroza, Marine Harvest, Chile.
17:10 Present situation of salmonid rickettsial septicemia (S.R.S.)
in salmon cultivation in Chile.
Jorge Cassigoli, Chilean Salmon Growers Association.
Friday 7
09:00 Nutritional pathologies caused by deteriorated lipids:
malabsorption syndrome.
A.J.Tacon, F.A.O., Italy.
10:00 A revision of drugs used in aquaculture: present and future
legislation, accepted drugs, residue tolerances. Attitude of
the E.E.C. (differences among member countries), USA, Canada
and Japan.
D.J.Aldermann, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, UK
11:15 Coffee.
11:30 Proliferative kidney disease (PKD), present situation, forms of
transmission and diagnosis.
Efficacy and toxicity of oral "Ivermectin"in the treatment of
Lepeoptherius salmonis (sea lice).
M.L.Kent, Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Canada.
12:45 Lunch (free).
14:45 Sanitary regulations concerning the introduction of
hydrobiological species into Chile, with emphasis on salmonids.
Undersecretariat of Fisheries
16:00 Coffee.
16:15 Development of resistance to chemotherapeutical drugs. Residues
and withdrawal periods for antibiotics. Problems associated
with application routes and matrixes used.
Chemotherapeutics used in aquaculture: standards used to
evaluate their discharge and environmental impact.
D.J.Aldermann, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, UK
17:45 Conclusions and Round Table.
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ABSTRACTS AND PAPERS
The presentation of research papers is invited, abstracts to be submitted
before September 10, attn. Mr. Emilio Castro, P.O.Box 773, fax 56 2
2426900 (form is attached). Abstracts accepted by the Tecnical Committee
will be presented orally, each speaker being assigned 15 minutes and they
will be published in the "Abstracts Booklet" to be distributed during
registration.
Authors will be informed of acceptance/rejection before Sept. 15. Ideally
presentation should also be sent on a WordPerfect, WordStar or
Cannonwriter diskette.
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ACCOMODATION
Prices of hotels conveniently located with respect to the symposium site
are indicated:
Hotel Pesos US$
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Club Presidente Suite: $23.400-35.000 54-81
Suites with kitchenette, Incl. breakfast
Don Luis Single: $22.360 52
Double: $25.370 59
Triple: $31.390 73
Suite: $40.850 95
Incl. breakfast
O'Grimm Single: $23.000 53
Double: $27.000 63
Triple: $29.000 67
Suite: $38.100 89
Raysan Single: $11.000 26
Double: $14.000 33
Triple: $17.370 40
4 beds: $21.950 51
Suite: $20.760
Incl.breakfast
VientoSur Single: $18.220 42
Double: $21.200 49
Triple: $26.700 62
Incl.breakfast
V. Perez Rosales Single: $19.000 44
Double: $21.860 51
Triple: $27.700 64
Incl.breakfast
Above values do not include 18% IVA, a tax from which foreign visitors
will be exempted provided payment is made in cash or with travellers
checks. In order to guarantee reservation, hotels require pre-payment of
first night.
Puerto Montt is located 900 klm south of Santiago. There are nightly
buses with couches at approximately U$ 45 and several 80 minutes flights
at approximately U$ 90. Reservations will be made if pre-paid
sufficiently in advance.
At the conclusion of the Conference, during the weekend of October 8 and
9 a technical tour to salmon farms in the Chiloe island will be
organized. From Puerto Montt it takes approximately 3 hours by bus to
reach the salmon locations. Cost per person, including transport, hotel
and meals is estimated not to exceed U$ 200.
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Registration and reservations form
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE "PATHOLOGY AND NUTRITION IN THE
DEVELOPMENT OF AQUACULTURE"
Puerto Montt, 3 to 7 October 1994
Name :
Institution :
Address :
Phone :
Fax :
Country :
The registration of $250.000 (U$580) per person, covers participation in
the scientific meetings, the Conference documents and attendance at the
gala dinner. Registrations paid before August 15 will have a reduced
price of $200.000 (U$465).
Payments can be made in Chilean pesos or US dollars, by check payable to
Fundacion Chile, sent to any of the following addresses:
Mr. P. Bustos, Sotomayor 576, Castro, phone/fax 56-065-632060
Mr. E. Castro, Cas. 773, Santiago, phone 56 22185211, fax: 2426900
Mr. E. Larrain, Panamericana Sur 581, Puerto Montt, phone 56-065-255588,
fax 257433
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