The Value of Reporting Disease Data to Meat Processing Companies and Farmers

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The Value of Reporting Disease Data to Meat Processing Companies and Farmers Ira Stapp Technical Manager - Meat Industry Services AsureQuality Ltd Hastings New Zealand October 2015

Warning! Content contains explicit adult scenes, coarse language, and disturbing violence. Viewer discretion is advised The publisher wishes to thank the MINTRAC ladies for their contribution 2

Last year 41.59 million carcasses 7.53 million diseases reported 3

Recording diseases and effects Recording methods Information examples Presentation contents - Liver fluke (sheep and cattle) - Ovis (sheep) - Facial eczema (sheep, cattle, deer) - Mange (pigs) - Johne s disease (deer) - Enzootic pneumonia (lambs) 4

State-owned Enterprise completely self-funding company supply independent assurance services in 40 countries via audit, inspection, laboratory testing and training to the: AsureQuality - Farming sector - Meat industry - Food industry - Horticulture and arable sectors - Disease diagnostics - Biosecurity 5

3.5 The Provision of Disease and Defect Information Why is disease data collected? (1) The results of PM examination must be recorded by species and submitted to MPI. The details must include: a) type of disease and defect b) prevalence of each disease and defect; c) number of carcasses condemned and d) volume of kill to which the information relates. (2) The information must be supplied in the manner required by the Director-General e.g. date, species, premises. 6

What disease data is collected for MPI? Sheep, lambs, goats, cattle, pigs, calves, deer, horses, alpaca, ostriches, ferals Arthritis, Pleurisy, Faecal eczema, Neoplasia, Contamination, Septicaemia, Abscesses, Condemnations, Wounds/Bruises, Emaciation, Melanosis, Peritonitis, Scar tissue, Icterus, Oedema, White Muscle Disease, Injection-site lesions, Grass seeds, Notifiable diseases Cattle Sheep/Goats Pigs Calves Deer Feral Xanthosis C. bovis Tuberculosis Actinoform C. Ovis CLA Sarcocysts Skin lesions Tuberculosis Pneumonia Navel ill Arthritis Bruises Orchitis Farmed Putrefaction Frozen No viscera Imperfect bleeding 7

Disease and Defect Reporting Disease/Defects Notifiable Diseases Animal Welfare Issues

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Grader Reporting....the benefits Farm Report Professional advice 10

How is disease data collected? 1. Ticketing 11

Manual ticketing System 12

13 A disease ticket is attached to the carcass or hook

How is disease data collected? Electronic Data Input 2. Electronic 14

Electronic Data Input Disease icon is tapped, computer prints ticket Company places ticket on the hook Data is retrieved at end of shift, given to AsureQuality for sending to MPI 15

Viscera screen used to record Offal yield Match what s going over end of table with actual recorded disease 16

Further value Farmers scan cows to determine those in calf Result determines what cows are sent for slaughter Request AsureQuality to provide number of in-calf cows to gauge scan accuracy Also inform farmer how many for foetal blood payment - $600 L 17

Data Presentation Each plant assessed against national average (red line) Trends Company can plan for retain rail staffing Buyers guided by what s actually happening 18

Examples of Benefits 19

Liver Fluke 20

Liver Fluke Flat worm parasite Affects cattle, sheep, deer Swampy pasture Life cycle: water snails 21

Liver Fluke Life cycle 22

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Up to 100% liver loss from migrating larvae or flukes 24

25 Liver Fluke Effect up to 10% stock deaths

Liver Fluke Effect Cost of remedies 26

Liver Fluke Effect Poorly conditioned anaemic carcasses from liver fluke mob 27

Liver Fluke Report Typical Farm Report from plant to farmer 28

The good news on the bad news I didn t know I had liver fluke on my farm until I got the Farm Report Graham Bolitho Sheep farmer South Canterbury 29

C. ovis 30

Cysticercus ovis Dog eats cyst-infested sheep meat Develops tapeworm Eggs hatch in stomach to larvae, travel via blood to muscles Tapeworm sheds eggs through dog onto pasture 31 Sheep ingest eggs

Cysticercus ovis Control Non profit organisation Promotes Ovis control Owned by Meat Industry Provides resources and educational material to farmers and dog owners 32

Ovis Mangement Control 33

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The ovis good news/bad news I sent in 3 mobs of 100 lambs. OML rang me, one mob had 80% ovis, with 6 condemned! I traced the animals to grazing the affected mob on a neighbour s paddock, who d had visitors with pig dogs! I was then able to dose my dogs and avoid using the neighbour s paddock 35

The ovis bad news I m sorry John, I ll have to offer less for these as your last lot had ovis. 36

Facial eczema 37

Facial eczema Sporidesmin Liver damage Phyelloerythrin Chlorophyll Pithomyces chartarum FACIAL ECZEMA JAUNDICE CIRRHOSIS 38

Chlorophyll Sporidesmin Phyelloerythrin Cirrhosis Pithomyces chartarum Jaundice Photosensitisation Facial eczema

40 Facial eczema Our Role

Facial eczema The sad reality 41

42 I never knew I had eczema until I saw the liver report. Now I know to shift my stock to another paddock.

Mange 43

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What does Pig Check record? Kidney lesions Lepto-like lesions Lung abscesses Mange, mild, moderate, severe Milk spots liver (ascarids) Other causes general Machine damage Melanosis Pericarditis Peritonitis Pleurisy, moderate/severe Pyogenic lesions Skin lesions Tail bite, minor/severe Tb-like lesions Arthritis, acute/chronic Bile on carcass Broken back Bruises, forequarter/hindquarter/scar tissue Contamination other Contamination viscera Enzootic pneumonia, insignificant, mild, severe Faecal carcass Fighting wounds Hair Head abscess Hernia Ileitis Hernia Injection-site lesions 45

46 Pig Check Data Screen

Inspectors input data Data collated centrally Marketers Marketers Farmers /vets log on to check their data Marketers 47

Mange 987 Sarcoptes scabieis Demodex folliculorum 48

Mange 987 Pig carcass downgraded after skinning 49

The good news on the bad news WHITTLE FARM OSCAR INK I found out my manager was not spraying for mange mites. O. Ink Pork Producer Hastings 50

Johne s Disease 51

Johne s Disease Control Serious contagious bacterial disease Affects deer, sheep, cattle No cure Chronic severe diarrhoea Can infect all animals on farm Emaciation and death 52

Johne s Disease lesion in intestines 53

54 Johne s Disease Control

Assist farms with emerging or serious Johne s issues and direct them to their specialist vet The goal: all deer farms using a herd health plan which includes a Johne s component 55

56 AsureQuality reporting Johne s Disease

Johne s Disease Reporting 57

The good news on the bad news 58

59 Enzootic pneumonia

Enzootic pneumonia Serious contagious disease Inhalation of contaminated air Common in late summer Hot dry dusty conditions Cold air - winter 60

Ooops! Coughing caused by pneumonia or lungworms Farmer drenched for lungworm Actually, animals had pneumonia Crowding and dust during drenching increased incidence Farm report would have saved farmer $600 plus hours of labour 61

Enzootic pneumonia Lambs don t do well Slow to gain weight Secondary infections 62

Enzootic pneumonia Loss of product by trimming High incidence can clog retain rail, interrupt processing 63

Farm Report Enzootic pneumonia 64

Final word.. I can t thank the company and meat inspectors enough for the Farm Report. and my wife is happy too but she ll never find the money I hid! Graham Bolitho Sheep farmer Mid Canterbury 65

Oh yes I did! Oh yes I did!

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