Curso On Line: Estrés por Calor y Enfriamiento de Vacas

Profesor: PhD. Israel Flamenbaum (ISRAEL)

Modalidad: Virtual (Vía Internet)

Idioma: Español

Objetivos del Curso:

Realizar una actualización sobre las estrategias que se viene aplicando al 2021 a nivel mundial, para reducir el impacto del estrés de calor en el ganado, así como los beneficios económicos, ambientales y de bienestar animal al mitigar el calor de las vacas, para la industria lechera.

Duración: 5 semanas

Fecha de Inicio: 21/julio/2021

Fecha de Término: 27/agosto/2021

Acceso extendido: hasta 27/octubre/2021

Plataforma Educativa: CAMPUS de la ESCUELA VIRTUAL AGROPECUARIA
http://campus.escuelavirtualagropecuaria.com/

Día de clases en vivo: miércoles x 4 semanas (se dictan una vez por semana)

Duración de cada sesión en vivo: 120 minutos

Inversión Regular: Perú S/. 500.00 / Colombia $ 500.000 / México $ 4000 / Bolivia Bs 1400 / Otros Países US$ 200.00

Bono de Descuento Disponible: -50% DESCUENTO (hasta 18 junio 2021)

Acceso a Clases: en vivo, se dictan una vez por semana, puede verlas desde PC o celular smartphone que tenga instalado Zoom. Las grabadas, puede verlas en CUALQUIER MOMENTO y HORA de la semana, sin restricciones del número de veces que desee verlas, solo desde una PC conectada a internet.

Metodología: el participante asiste a todas las clases siempre ingresando directamente al Campus de la Escuela Virtual Agropecuaria con su correo y contraseña, tanto para ver las clases en vivo o de forma grabada. Podrá hacer consultas al profesor en tiempo real o por escrito, chatear, descargar y/o compartir documentos o imágenes, etc. Debe tener claro que nunca se envían enlaces, solo se hacen recordatorios de la clase en el grupo whatsapp, siempre siendo la asistencia de responsabilidad exclusiva del participante.

Certificado: para obtenerlo al final del curso deberá rendir un examen de alternativas múltiples («multiple choice»). El documento se emite en versión digital (PDF) a nombre de ESCUELA VIRTUAL AGROPECUARIA por 120 horas, que el participante descarga también del Campus Virtual. Si deseara recibirlo también en forma física, debe cubrir gastos de emisión y envío, ya que los costos de inscripción no los incluyen.

Acceso Ampliado al Campus: los participantes tendrán 2 meses adicionales de acceso libre a los contenidos del curso, contados desde la fecha de cierre del mismo publicada en la web.

Público Objetivo:

Profesionales vinculados al trabajo de ganadería lechera interesados en actualizar sus conocimientos al estrés de calor como: Médicos Veterinarios o MVZ, Ing. Zootecnistas, así como otros como Ing. Agropecuarios, Técnicos Agropecuarios, Administradores Agropecuarios, Tecnólogos en Producción Animal, Ing. Agrónomos, estudiantes de carreras relacionadas. Asimismo, se incluyen los ganaderos, los trabajadores de fincas o establos y los emprendedores que desean incursionar en este negocio.

HORARIO DE CLASES:

– En tiempo real:

• 11:00 – 13:00 horas: Cd Guatemala, Managua, San José, Tegucigalpa, San Salvador
• 12:00 – 14:00 horas: Lima, Bogotá, Cd de México, Panamá, Quito
• 14:00 – 16:00 horas: Asunción, Caracas, La Paz, Santiago
• 15:00 – 17:00 horas: Brasilia, Buenos Aires, Montevideo

– En forma de clase grabada:

=> Las 24 horas del día en toda latitud, sin restricciones

PhD. ISRAEL FLAMENBAUM

Experto y Consultor Internacional en Manejo y Control de Estrés de Calor de Ganado Lechero (ISRAEL)

ESTUDIOS:

• 1971 –             «Ruppin» Superior Institute for agriculture (Dairy management)
• 1973 – 1976 – Hebrew University of Jerusalem, B.Sc. Agriculture (Animal Science)
• 1976 – 1978 – Hebrew University of Jerusalem, M.Sc. Agriculture.  Thesis: “Effect of Season and Forced Ventilation in summer on Fertility of Dairy Cows”
• 1984 – 1988 – Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Ph.D.  Thesis:  “Hyperthermal and Nutritional effects of Production and Reproduction of the High Yielding Dairy Cow”

EXPERIENCIA PROFESIONAL:

• 1971 – 1973 – Kibbutz Misgav-Am, Practical work as manager of the dairy herd.
• 1975 – 1977 – Research assistant  at ARO, Volcani center, Beit Dagan, Israel.
• 1977 – 1990 – Ministry of Agricultural and Rural development, Extension officer on dairy cattle in the Rechovot and  Raanana Regions.
• 1990 – 1992 – Mexico, “Alpura – Tahal  project ”- Installation of Extension service division for one of the largest cooperative for milk production in Mexico (Service as the Director of Extension Service division).
• 1992 – 2003 – State of Israel, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural development. Director of Cattle Department, Extension Service.
• 2003 – 2008 – State of Israel, Ministry of Agriculture & Rural development. Director, Animal Husbandry Division, Extension Service.
• April 2008 – Early retirement from Ministry.
• From 2008 on  –  Consultant, International Expert, Dairy Herd Management.
• Since 2008 –  Founder and Owner of “DR. Flamenbaum (Cow Cooling Solutions) LTD” Consulting Company.
• 2019 – Co owner – Cow cooling Flamenbaum & Seddon Ltd, Brazil

CONSULTOR CORPORATIVO:

• De Laval
• Afimilk.
• Arienti – Italy
• Cow cooling – Brazil
• TETA –Turkey
• Professional support  –  MSD, Elanco, Phibro, Schauuman, Zoetis

ARTÍCULOS Y PUBLICACIONES – (desde 1980*)

(Literature in www.cool-cows.com )

• –   Flamenbaum, I., A. Berman, and D. Wolfenson (1984). Summer effect on milk production and conception rate of high yielding dairy cows in Israel and its alleviation.  35th Ann. Meeting EAAP, p 2,  The Hague, Netherlands.
• –  Flamenbaum I., Wolfenson D., Mamen M., and Berman A. (1986).  Cooling dairy-cattle by a combination of sprinkling and forced ventilation and its implementation in the shelter system.   J. Dairy Sci.  69: 3140-3147.
• –  Her E., Wolfenson D., Flamenbaum I., Folman Y., Kaim M., and Berman A.  (1988) Thermal, productive, and reproductive responses of high yielding cows exposed to short-term cooling in summer.   J. Dairy Sci.  71: 1085-1092.
• –  Wolfenson D., Flamenbaum I., and Berman A.  (1988)  Dry period heat-stress relief effects on prepartum progesterone, calf birth-weight, and milk-production.  J. Dairy Sci.  71: 809-818.
• –  Wolfenson D., Flamenbaum I., and Berman A. (1988)  Hyperthermia and body energy store effects on estrous behavior, conception rate, and corpus-luteum function in dairy-cows.   J. Dairy Sci.  71: 3497-3504.
• –  Flamenbaum I., Wolfenson D., Kunz P. L., and Maman M.  (1995)  Interactions between body condition at calving and cooling of dairy-cows during lactation in summer.  J. Dairy Sci.  78: 2221-2229.
• –  Flamenbaum I. and Ezra E. (2003) A large-scale survey evaluating the effect of cooling Holstein cows on productive and reproductive performances under sub-tropical conditions.  J. Dairy Sci.  86: (Suppl. 1) 19.
• –  Flamenbaum. I., Shoshani. E,  and Ezra. E. (2003) «Cooling of dairy cows in Israel – improving cows’ welfare and performance as well as reducing environmental contamination.  Symposium: “Interactions between climate and animal production”   EAAP  Technical  Series No. 7.
• –  Flamenbaum. I and E. Ezra – «How do your cows handle heat stress?» In «Hoard’s      Dairyman»  magazine, June 10 2006.  (Published also in Hoard’s Dairyman in Spanish).
• –  Flamenbaum.I and E. Ezra (2007). «Effect of level of production and intensive cooling  in summer on productive and reproductive performance of high yielding dairy cows» J. Dairy Sci. Vol. 90, Suppl: abstract 345.
• –  Flamenbaum.I and E. Ezra (2007). «The Summer to Winter performance ratio» as a tool for evaluating heat stress relief efficiency of dairy herds» J. Dairy Sci. Vol. 90, Suppl: abstract 753.
• –  Flamenbaum. I –  «Intensive cooling of high yielding cows almost eliminate summer decline in milk production».  In «Hoard’s Dairyman» magazine, August 25,  2007. (Published also in Hoard’s Dairyman in Spanish). – Flamenbaum. I. – «2006
• –    Flamenbaum. I, –  California/Israel Heat wave parallel – Cooling of Dairy Cows in Israel Provides Lessons for California» California Dairy Journal ,  February 2007.
  –  Flamenbaum. I –  Abstract “Managing dairy cows in hot climates – the Israeli experience” FEPALE conference- Costa Rica , 2008, (Published in Spanish).
• –  Flamenbaum. I –  Abstract “Milk production under limiting conditions – the case of Israel”  IDF Annual Meeting, Mexico City, 2008.
• –  G. Adin, R. Solomon , E. Shoshani, I. Flamenbaum, M. Nikbachat, E. Yosef, A. Zenou, I. Halachmi, A. Shamay, A. Brosh , S.J. Mabjeesh  and J. Miron. Livestock Science119 : 143, 2008. Heat production, eating behavior and milk yield of lactating cows fed two rations differing in roughage content and digestibility under heat load conditions.
• –  G. Adin , A. Gelman , R. Solomon , I. Flamenbaum, M. Nikbachat , E. Yosef , A. Zenou ,A. Shamay, Y. Feuermann, S.J. Mabjeesh and J. Miron. Livestock Science , 124:189,2009 .  Effects of cooling dry cows under heat load conditions on mammary gland enzymatic activity, intake of food and water, and performance during the dry period and after parturition.
• –  Flamenbaum, I. , Reproductive management of high yielding herds in hot climate: the case of Israel. 2009 Dairy Cattle Reproduction Conference, (DCRC),  Minneapolis MN and Boise ID.
• –  Flamenbaum I. and N. Galon,  Management of Heat Stress to Improve Fertility in Dairy Cows in Israel, Journal of Reproduction and Development Vol. 56, (2010).
• –  Flamenbaum. I –  «Enfriamiento y su influencia en la eficiencia nutricional de la vaca lechera».  In «Hoard’s Dairyman» magazine (Spanish), October 2012.
• –  Flamenbaum. I –  «Cool cows improve feed efficiency and profit».  In «Hoard’s Dairyman» magazine, March 10 ,  2012.  Flamenbaum. I  –   “From Israel: Is extra cow cooling worth missed resting time?”  In «Hoard’s Dairyman» magazine, March 25 ,  2012.
• –  Flamenbaum. I  –  Effect of Cooling and Management practices used in Israel on Milk production, feed efficiency and farm . Lecture presented at: XVI Curso «Novos Enfoques na Producao e reproducao de Bovinos», 2012, Uberlandia, MG, Brazil.
• –  Flamenbaum. I  –  Cooling and Management practices used in Israel on Fertility, cows Welfare and Production Sustainability.  Lecture presented at: XXII International Meeting on Meat and Milk Production in Hot Climates, 2012, Zacatecas, Mexico.
  –      Flamenbaum I, «Cow cooling effect on cow’s production and welfare»  Lecture in De Laval Conference of «cows longevity». Sweden August 2013.
• –      Flamenbaum. I, –  «High yielding cows are more efficient and profitable» – Hoard’s Dairyman (English) , June 2013.
• –      Flamenbaum. I, –  «Vacas altas productoras son mas efficientes y profitables» – Hoard’s Dairyman (Spanish) , Diciembre 2013.

ACTIVIDAD PROFESIONAL INTERNACIONAL (desde 1987):

• Colombia –  Lectures in training course for Banco Ganadero – 1987
• Argentina – Lecture in training course for dairy experts, Tandil – 1988
• Egypt- Lecture in Egypy – Israel Symposium. Alexandria, Egypt – 1989
• Mexico – Mission as the director of  “Alpura-Tahal” Project, 1990 – 1992
• Guatemala – Lecture in Dairy farmers symposium, Guatemala City – 1991
• Uruguay – Study mission for “plan Agropequario”,  Montevideo – 1993
• Mexico – Lecture in “CIGAL” Symposium – Mexico DF  – 1994
• China – Training in Beijing Univ. Agric. course, Beijing –  1995
• Argentina – Study mission for dairy farm planning, Missiones – 1995
• Japan – Lectures in MEIJI Symp. – Tokyo, Yokoama, Cumamoto – 1996
• Argentina – Lecture in training course for dairy farmers, Tucuman, 1997
• Mexico – Lecture in “ENGALEC” –  Torreon, Mexico – 1997
• Argentina – Lecture in “MUNDO LACTEO”  symp.  – Santa Fe, – 1998
• Thailand – Study for dairy farm project, Bangkok – 1998
• Mexico – Lecture in North East Cattle symposium – Mexicali – 1999
• Argentina – Training dairy farming students, Tandil, Bs. As, – 1999
• Ecuador – Lecture in “Primer Congreso lacteo” –  Quito- Guayaquil – 1999
• Mexico – Study for dairy project, Sinaloa – 2000
• India –  Lecture in “Punjab – Israel Symp”, Punjab – 2000
• Argentina – Consultancy for dairy project, La pampa 2000
• Italy – International Biometeorology meeting – Viterbo, 2001
• El Salvador – Lecture in “FECALAC” symposium , San Salvador  – 2001
• Vietnam  –  Lectures, Ho Chi Minh City agric. Univ. training course – 2002
• Holland – Lecture in Holand-Israel Symposium  –  Wageningen, – 2003
• USA –  ADSA Annual Meeting (1 lecture) Phoenix, Arizona  – 2003
• Italy – Farmers Meeting of North Italy – Milan,  –  2004
• China – Lecture in “Sino-Israel Symposium” – Guangzough City, – 2006
• Slovakia –  Lecture in Dairy Farmers Symposium. Bratislava, – 2007
• Vietnam and Thailand – Study visit, Bangckok, Hanoi, HCM City – 2007
• USA –  ADSA Annual Meeting (2 lectures), San Antonio,  Texas   –  2007.
• Costa Rica – Invited Lecture “FEPALE” Annual Conf. San Jose – 2008
• China  – Consultancy on heat stress relief, Bright Dairy Co., Shanghai – 2008
• Mexico  – Invited lecture in the IDF summit, November 2008.
• Dominican Republic – Installation of Dairy project in the tropics. 2008.
• Honduras, Nicaragua – Consultancy, dairy farming in hot climate. 2008
• Mexico, Aguascalientes – Lecturing in “Expoleche 2009” symposium. 2009
• USA, Lecturing in DCRC annual meetings in Minnesota and Idaho, 2009
• USA, Consultancy and lecturing with University of Florida, 2009
• Germany – Lecture in IFCN Annual Meeting, 2010.
• Peru – Lecture in International Dairy Conference, Lima, 2010.
• Brazil – Lecture in INTERLAITE 2010 M.G Brazil
• Mexico – Lecture in 2010 Dairy conference in hot climates , Mexicali, Mexico.
• Peru – Lecture in PANVET 2010, Lima, Peru.
• Argentina and Uruguay – 2011, two weeks lecturing and consulting on heat stress relief methods to dairy farmers and professionals
• Vietnam – 2011 – Consulting and training to TH Milk – Afimilk project.
• Poland – Invited to lecture in “Lodz National Farm Exhibition” 2012.
• Ukraine – invited to lecture in V Ukraine Dairy Congress, Kiev 2012.
• Brazil – Invited lecture in  XVI Curso «Novos Enfoques na Producao e Reproducao de Bovinos» March 15 – 16,  2012, Uberlandia, MG, Brazil
• Mexico – lecture in the XXII International Meeting on Meat and Milk production in Hot Climates, August 29 – 30,  2012, Zacatecas, Mexico
• Colombia – Study for “Alpina Dairies” Co. , June – September, 2012.
• Sweden – Lecture  in De Laval conference on «cow longevity», August 2013.
• Mexico – Consultancy to Alpura «heat stress relief project , November 2013.
• China – Consultancy to Bright Holstan Co. (Shanghai). March 2014.
• Argentina – Lecturing in Mercolactea 2014 conference, May 2014.
• China – Lecturing in De Laval «Cow longevity conference» , Beijing, November,  2014.
• Greece – Consultancy on cow cooling in north Greece, March 2015.
• Vietnam – Consultancy to Vinamilk Dairy Company , March 2015.
• Brazil – Lecturing in De Laval «Cow longevity  conference», Patrocinio, MG, May 2015.
• Mexico – Consultancy to Alpura heat stress project (cont.),   June 2015.
• Vietnam – Consultancy to Vinamilk Dairy Co.  June, 2015.
• Argentina – Lecturing and consultancy Nutrifeed Co., Oct 2015
• Chile – Lecturing in «Infortambo» event, on sponsored by De Laval Co.
• Mexico –  Consultancy to Alpura heat stress project (cont.),   Dic. 2015
• Turkey – Lecturing and consultancy to TE – TA Co, Izmir, Jan. 2016
• Mexico –  Consultancy to Alpura heat stress project (cont.),   Mar. 2016
• Azerbaijan – consultancy to AGAT ACRO MMT farm March 2016.
• Poland – lecture at Cracow Univ symp. spon. by  De Laval April 2016.
• Italy – Lecturing for Elanco and RUMINANTIA Cremona,  May 2016.
• Mexico – Consultancy to Alpura heat stress project (cont.), May 2016.
• Italy – Consultancy for Maccarese and Cirio farms July 2016.
• Spain – Consultancy for De Laval VMS Project at Talavera, July 2016.
• Turkey – Consultancy to Ozlem and Sur Kardeslar farms, Izmir, July 2016.
• Mexico – Consultancy to Alpura heat stress project (cont.), August 2016.
• Spain – De Laval VMS project Talavera, September 2016.
• Mexico – Consultancy to Alpura heat stress project (cont.), January 2017.
• Italy – Lecture in «Cirio Workshop» Caserta, Feb 2017.
• Italy –  Lectures and consultancy with «Arienti Co.  March 2017.
• Portugal and Spain – Lectures for Elanco Co. April 2017.
• Hungary and Czech republic – Lectures for Elanco Co. April 2017.
• Poland –  Lecture in XIII conference of Buiatry,  Pulaja Univ. April 2017.
• Italy –  Lecturing and consultancy dairy farms for «Arienti» Co. June 2017.
• Russia – Feasibility study, cow cooling project in dairy farm Sep. 2017.
• Italy – Lecture on cow cooling in Cremona Fair – Oct. 2017
• Spain – Summarize cow cooling project in Robot farm – Nov. 2017.
• Italy – lecture in Cirio annual meeting Caserta, Italy – February 2018.
• Spain – Lecture in De Laval workshop «cooling in VMS farms» April 2018.
• China – Lecturing and consultancy – Phibro, Arla, Mengniu – April 2018.
• China – Lecturing on cow cooling for Afimilk China. July 2018.
• Brazil – Training course on cow cooling – Campinas SP. November 2018.
• Sardinia Italy – Lecturing for Arienti to «Arborea» coop. November 2018.
• Uruguay – Lecturing on Cow cooling, Biolacta – De Laval. Nov.  2018.
• Argentina – Lecture in «La Serenisima» Symposium – De Laval Nov. 2018.
• Cyprus – Lecturing on Cow cooling, Ministry of agric. – IDF, Nov. 2018.
• Poland – Lecture on cow cooling, MSD Symposium, Poznan, March 2019.
• Cyprus – Lecture in 3rd Cyprus Dairy Conference, 6.2019, Nicosia, Cyprus.
• Czech Republic – Lectures on cow cooling for Schaumman Co. July 2019.
• Brazil – Training courses for Cow cooling Co. MG and SC states 9. 2019.
• Italy – Training organized by Arienti Co. for veterinarians. 11. 2019.

MÓDULO I:

LA INTERACCIÓN VACA – AMBIENTE, EN CONDICIONES DE ESTRÉS POR CALOR

Fecha: miércoles 21 julio 2021

MÓDULO II:

LAS PÉRDIDAS CAUSADAS POR ESTAR LAS VACAS EN CONDICIÓN DE ESTRÉS CALÓRICO

Fecha: miércoles 04 agosto 2021

MÓDULO III:

SISTEMAS PARA MITIGAR EL ESTRÉS POR CALOR Y MEDIOS PARA EVALUAR SU EFECTIVIDAD

Fecha: miércoles 11 agosto 2021

MÓDULO IV:

BENEFICIOS ECONÓMICOS, AMBIENTALES Y DE BIENESTAR ANIMAL AL MITIGAR EL CALOR DE LAS VACAS

Fecha: miércoles 18 agosto 2021

EXAMEN

23 – 27 agosto 2021

CIERRE DEL AULA VIRTUAL

27 agosto 2021

* Horario de Clases: Verifique el Horario para su País

En tiempo real:

• 11:00 – 13:00 horas: Cd Guatemala, Managua, San José, Tegucigalpa, San Salvador
• 12:00 – 14:00 horas: Lima, Bogotá, Cd de México, Panamá, Quito
• 14:00 – 16:00 horas: Asunción, Caracas, La Paz, Santiago
• 15:00 – 17:00 horas: Brasilia, Buenos Aires, Montevideo

– En forma de clase grabada:

• => Las 24 horas del día en toda latitud, sin restricciones

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