Curriculum Vitae
Dr. John Carr
Contact: Murdoch
University
Health Sciences, Veterinary and Biomedical
Sciences
Veterinary Clinical Science
Undergraduate Education: University of Liverpool. UK.
Bachelor
of Veterinary Science 1982
Member
of the Royal Veterinary College 1982
Postgraduate Education:
Certificate
in Pig Medicine Royal Veterinary College
1989
Doctor
of Philosophy 1990
"Pathogenesis of Ascending Pyelonephritis
in Pigs".
University of Liverpool.
UK
Diploma
in Pig Medicine Royal Veterinary College 1996
Diplomate of the European College of Porcine 2007
Health Management
Professional Experience:
1982-1983 Assistant
to Mr T.F. Bett, 28 Green Lane, Liverpool.
1983-1987 Senior
Assistant at Charnwood Veterinary Group,
5
Charnwood Road, Dumfries, Scotland.
1987-1990 Leverhulme Resident in Pig Medicine at the
University of Liverpool. UK.
1990-1991 Lecturer
in Animal Health, Royal Veterinary College,
University of London. UK.
1992-1993 Visiting
Assistant Professor, College of Veterinary
Medicine, North Carolina State University. USA.
1993-1994 Senior assistant at Garth Veterinary Group, Straight Lane, Beeford. Nr. Driffield. East Yorkshire.
1994-
2000 Partner
at Garth Veterinary Group, Straight Lane, Beeford.
Nr. Driffield. East Yorkshire.
1996-
2000 Lecturing at Evening and day courses on pig health and
production at Bishop Burton College of Agriculture, part of the Humberside
University.
1996-2000 Partner
at the Priory Veterinary Group, Bridlington and
Driffield,
East Yorkshire
1996-1999 Invited lecturer Royal Veterinary College, London
University. Elective studies in pig medicine
1997- 2000 Partner
at the Integra Veterinary Services, Thetford, Essex.
1996-2000 Director in
Salus QP, Laboratory Services, Beeford.
2000 - Veterinary
Consultant to Hermitage Seaborough Pig Breeding Company,
UK.
2000
- Veterinary
Consultant to SunJin, South Korea
2001- 2006 Assistant Professor Iowa
State University, Department of Veterinary Diagnostics and Production Animals.
2004 - Veterinary
Consultant to Grand Valley Fortifiers, Cambridge, Ontario, Canada.
2006 - Veterinary
Consultant to Portec Australia, Perth, Australia.
2006 - Senior
Lecturer in Intensive Industries
Murdoch
University, Health Sciences, Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences, Veterinary
Clinical Science, Department of Production Animal Health and Management
Scholarship
Public
Awards
Garth Veterinary Group won First Place
CPD In Practice Awards 1996 for the Larger Practice
Category. Prize value
of £2,000. Presented at Royal College Day July 4 1996.
Investors In
People national recognition in December 1998 to the whole practice.
Leader of the negative team in the
Alexander Debate: The application of
segregated weaning principles to different aspects of pig production is the
veterinary equivalent of the fable The Emperors new clothes.
International Veterinarian of the Year 1999, 2000 and 2001 for the USA Pet Pig Club.
Certification of Appreciation 2003. FEMA Region VII Animal Borne Disease
Achievement of Excellence Pigs as Pets Association 2003 and 2004
Membership
to the European College of Veterinary Medicine 2006
Publications
Thesis:
Carr,
J. (1990). Pathogenesis
of Ascending Pyelonephritis in Pigs.
PhD
Thesis, University of Liverpool. UK.
Carr,
J. (1996). Observations
on the systems of water delivery used on pig farms. Thesis for the Diploma in Pig Medicine, Royal
Veterinary College.
Books:
Carr, J. (1992). Post parturient problems in swine. In Swine Practice. Ed. E. Boden. Pub. Bailliere
Tindall. ISBN
0-7020-1557-1
Walton, J.R.; Carr, J. and Duran, O.G.
(1992).
Pet pigs -
advice on management, training and health care. Pub.
Liverpool University Press. ISBN 0-85323-258-X
Almond, G.; Britt, J.; Carr, J.;
Flowers, W.; Glossop, C.; Morow, M. and Todd, S. (1994). The
Swine AI Book: A field and laboratory
technicians' guide to artificial insemination in swine. Ed. R. Cronje. Pub. by M. Morrow. ISBN
0-9640737-0-6
Done, S.H. and Carr, J. (1997).
The Urinary Tract. Pathology of the Pig.
A diagnostic guide.. Ed. L.D. Sims and J.R.W.
Glastonbury. Published
jointly by: The Pig Research and Development Corporation. Industry House, Barton ACT
2600, Australia. and Agriculture Victoria, P.O.Box 2500. Bendigo Mail Centre.
Victoria 3554. Australia. ISBN
0-7-306-6537-2
Carr, J., Muirhead,
M.R., Kingston, N.G., Thompson, P., Jaques, F.,
Pemberton, P and Sera, J. (1998). Chapter 8 Post-weaning respiratory and enteric syndromes
of the pig. Progress in Pig Science.
Ed. J.Wiseman, M.A. Varley,
J.P. Chadwick. Nottingham University Press. 141-176. ISBN 1-897676-26-3
Carr, J. (1998). Garth Pig Stockmanship Standards. Published by 5M.
ISBN
0-9530150-9-2
Carr, J. (1999). Garth richtlinien fur die schweinehaltung. Published by 5M.
ISBN
0-9539150-8-4
Carr, J.
(2000). Pig Stochmanship Standards
in Korean. Published by Sunjin Family Farms
Carr, J.
(2001). The practising veterinarians role in clinical
trials. Chapter
15 Veterinary Clinical Trials from
concept to completion. Ed Nigel Dent and Ramzan Visanji. Interpharm Press, Denver, Colorado 141-147. ISBN1-57491-121-X
Holden, P., Carr, J., Honeyman, M., Kliebenstein, J., McKean, J., Harmon, J., Mabury, and J., Hoyer, S. (2002). Minimizing the use of antibiotics in Pork production. Iowa State University.
IPIC 8 10/02
Carr, J. (2003). Experiences with Englands welfare
assessment and audit schemes.
AASV meeting National Pork Board Welfare Instructor
Training Team meeting. This was
taped and used as part of the national scheme Swine Welfare Assurance Program #08123.
Carr, J. (2004). Estαndares de la producciσn porcina.
Published by Asis Veterinaria, S.L. Depσsito Legal:
Z-183-2004.
Carr, J. (2004). Swine
Health Management. Encyclopaedia of Animal Science. Ed.
Wilson Pond and Alan Bell. ISBN 0-827-4796-8.
pp. 824-827.
Online
version: http://www.dekker.com/servlet/product/productid/E-EAS/toc
Carr, J.
(2006). The maintenance of health. Chapter 7 Whittemores
Science and Practice of Pig Production. Ed. Ilias Kyriazakis and Colin Whittemore. Blackwell Publishing. 263-315. ISBN-10: 1-4051-2449-2
Refereed Articles
Carr, J. and Walton,
J.R. (1988).
Post parturient problems in swine. In Practice. 10:
225-230.
Marks, S. and Carr, J.
(1989).
Water deprivation in weaned pigs. Veterinary Record. 126: 460.
Carr, J. and Walton,
J.R. (1990). Practice tip - The stillborn pig. In Practice. 12:
154-155.
Carr, J. (1990). Post parturient problems in swine. Veterinary Annual. 30:
113-125.
Carr, J.; Walton, J.R. and Done, S.H.
(1991). Cystitis and pyelonephritis in the sow. Pig Veterinary Journal. 27:
122-141.
Carr, J. (1992). Housing the dry sow:
Examining the alternatives. Pig Veterinary Journal. 29: 49-57.
Carr, J.; Walton, J.R. and Done, S.H.
(1992). Reduction in the length of the intravesical ureter associated with pyelonephritis
in the adult pig. Journal
of Urology. 148:
1924-1927.
Carr, J. (1992). The
clinical examination of the farrowing area during the routine herd health
visit. Pig Veterinary Journal. 29:
10-25.
Carr, J.; Walton, J.R. and Done, S.H.
(1993). Observations on anatomical aspects of the
ureterovesical junction of the pig.
Journal of
Urology. 149: 146-147.
Carr, J. and Walton,
J.R. (1993). The microflora of the porcine urinary tract in cases of
cystitis and pyelonephritis. Veterinary Record. 132:
575-577.
Carr, J; Walton, J.R. and Done, S.H.
(1995). Cystitis and
ascending pyelonephritis in sows. In Practice. 17:
71-79.
Carr, J. (1995). A gondoz
k
szerepe a sert
startsban el
fordul
betegsgek elleni kzdelemben. (The role of the stockperson in disease control in the pig
industry). Magyar
llatorvosok Lapja (Hungarian
Veterinary Journal). 50: 653 and 756.
Carr, J. (1999). Refrigeration Management. Pig
Veterinary Journal 43: 138-143
Carr, J. (1999). Development
of Pig Flow Models. Pig Veterinary Journal 43: 38-53.
Carr, J. (1999). Teaching of pig
veterinarians where do we go from here a personal reflection. The Pig Journal. 44: 192- 202.
Carr, J. (2001). The future of the British
Pig Industry. British Society of Animal Production
Integrated Management Systems of Livestock.
Carr, J. (2001). Reproductive
surgery in the pet pig. In Practice. 23: 98-101
Carr, J. (2002). Foot and Mouth Disease: a case for better
biosecurity. Journal of American Conference of
Veterinary Consultants.
Carr, J. (2004). Lessons learned: What have international
experiences in large livestock disease outbreaks taught us? Some personal insights. Journal Veterinary
Medical Education. 31: 387-390
Carr, J. (2004). Survey of clinical
problems identified in pet pigs in the UK.
Veterinary Record. 155: 269-271
Carr, J. (2006). Diagnosis of viral
respiratory pathogens. The Pig Veterinary Journal.
58: 112-126
Carr, J., Brennan, C.; Nairn, K and
Adsett, S. (2006). Control
and treatment of viral respiratory pathogens. The Pig Veterinary Journal. 58: 127-158
Carr, J. and Wilbers, A. (2008). Pet pig medicine 1. The normal pig. In Practice 30: 160-166
Invited Articles
Carr, J. (2003-4). Clinical
examination of a pig farm. In three articles in Spanish Suis.
Carr, J. (2004). Swine
Health Management. Encyclopaedia of Animal Science. Ed.
Wilson Pond and Alan Bell. ISBN 0-827-4796-8.
pp. 824-827.
Online
version: http://www.dekker.com/servlet/product/productid/E-EAS/toc
Carr, J. (2002). Promoting
health through ventilation. Present and Future
Ventilation Seminar. World Pork Expo. Des
Moines USA June 2002.
Carr, J. (2004). Pig Flow- A potent disease
management tool. Erste Herbsttagung der
φsterreichischen
Schweinepraktiker. Von Prackitern fur Prackiker. 1:
59-60
Non-refereed
articles
Carr, J. (1997). Weaner input can make or break all-in/all-out
flow. International Pigletter 17: 7-9.
Carr, J. (1998). Practical Pig Flows.
3 articles in Pig Farming, June
28-29; July 56-57
Carr, J. (1999). Teaching of pig veterinarians where do we go
from here a personal reflection. IX Congresso
Brasileiro de Veterinarios Especialistas em Suinos. 62-70
Carr, J. and Walton,
J.R. (1991).
Vulval discharges in the sow. Pig
Health Society. 19: 24-36.
Carr, J. (1994). Water, the most common farm
deficiency. Easicare Pig Management Yearbook.
6: 10-13.
Carr, J (1999). Infectious causes of
reproductive loss in the pig. IX Congresso Brasileiro
de Veterinarios Especialistas
em Suinos. 3-6.
Carr, J. and Walton,
J.R. (1988).
Urinary tract infections in sows. Association of Veterinary Teachers and Research Workers Annual Meeting
Scarborough.
Carr, J. (1988). Vulval
discharges in the sow. Proceedings of the Pig Veterinary Society Meeting. 21: 187-192.
Walton, J.R.; Carr, J.
and Elliott, G. (1988). Strategies on Boar
Sheath Hygiene. Pig International.
18: 11, 24-26.
Carr, J. and Walton,
J.R. (1989). Clostridium novyi infections in sows. Association of Veterinary Teachers and Research Workers Annual Meeting
Scarborough.
Carr, J. (1989). Pigs in Sickness and
Health. Investigation of health
problems in the sow: a) General Health Problems. British Veterinary
Association Congress. Glasgow. Veterinary Record. 126: 172.
Carr, J. and Walton, J.R.
(1990). Maturation of the intravesical portion of the ureter
in pigs and observations in various urinary tract diseases. Association of Veterinary Teachers and Research Workers Annual Meeting
Scarborough.
Carr, J. (1990). Introduction
to Reptile and Amphibian Medicine.
Short Course in exotic medicine, University of
Liverpool.
Carr, J. and Walton,
J.R. (1990).
Investigations of the pathogenic properties of Eubacterium (Corynebacterium) suis. Proceedings of the 11th International Pig Veterinary Society Meeting. Lausanne, 178.
Done, S.H.; Walton, J.R.; Carr, J. and
Howarth, J. (1990). Case presentation - an unusual disorder
of gait and conformation in neonatal piglets.
Proceedings of
the 11th International Pig Veterinary Society Meeting. Lausanne, 282.
Carr, J. Walton, J.R. and Done, S.H.
(1990). Observations on the intravesical
portion of the ureter from healthy pigs and those
with urinary tract disease. Proceedings of the 11th
International Pig Veterinary Society meeting. Lausanne,
286.
Carr, J. and Walton,
J.R. (1991).
Escherichia coli isolated from
the urogenital tract of adult female pigs. Association of Veterinary Teachers and Research Workers Annual Meeting.
Scarborough.
Carr, J. (1991). Cystitis
and pyelonephritis. Minnesota Swine Conference for
Veterinarians. 140-145.
Carr, J. (1991). Problems encountered
with water delivery systems in swine practice.
Minnesota Swine
Conference for Veterinarians. 296-300.
Carr, J. (1992). Cystitis and pyelonephritis in the sow: Clinical diagnosis, treatment
and control. Association
of American Swine Practitioners Newsletter. 4: #2 5-9.
Carr, J. (1992). Are your pigs getting
enough? - Water. North Carolina Swine Producers Newsletter. May.
Carr, J. and Walton,
J.R. (1992). The characterisation of Escherichia coli isolated from the
porcine urogenital tract. Proceedings of the 12th International Pig Veterinary Society.
The Hague, 262.
Carr, J. and Walton,
J.R. (1992). Characteristics of
plasma and urine from normal adult swine and changes found in swine with either
asymptomatic bacteriuria or cystitis and pyelonephritis. Proceedings of the 12th International Pig
Veterinary Society. The Hague, 263.
Carr, J. and Walton,
J.R. (1992). The microflora of the porcine urinary tract in cases of
cystitis and pyelonephritis. Proceedings of the 12th
International Pig Veterinary Society. The Hague,
347.
Carr, J. (1992). Problems encountered
with water delivery systems in swine practice.
Proceedings of
the 12th International Pig Veterinary Society. The
Hague, 518.
Carr, J. (1992). Water - are your pigs
getting enough? Proceedings of the North Carolina Healthy
Hogs Seminar. 4-6. (Three presentations
Fayetteville, Plymouth and Jonesville. NC)
Carr, J. (1992). Infectious urinary tract
disease in the sow: clinical diagnosis, treatment and control. Proceedings of the North Carolina Healthy Hogs Seminar. 36-38. (Three presentations - Fayetteville, Plymouth and
Jonesville. NC)
Carr, J. (1992). Artificial insemination in sow, can I start
using it? Proceedings of the North
Carolina Healthy Hogs Seminar. 44-47. (Two presentations - Fayetteville and
Plymouth. NC)
Carr, J. (1993). Checkpoints
on watering. Pig International. January: 25-28.
Carr, J. Walton, J.R. and Done, S.H.
(1993). Cystitis and pyelonephritis
in the sow. Summary of P.V.J. 27: 122-141 for Pig Farming.
Carr, J. (1993). Swine
topics presentation at the North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association Winter
Conference. Topics discussed: Vulval discharges in sows, water supply for hogs,
artificial insemination in swine and management of pet pigs.
Carr, J. (1993). Key notes for Artificial Insemination. Proceedings of the North
Carolina Workshop on Artificial Insemination in Swine.
Carr, J. (1993). Are your stockmanship skills a match for your
pig's water requirements? Pig Farming. July 36-40.
Carr, J. and Done, S.H. (1993). Attacks on your pig's ability to breathe. Pig Farming. September
22-24.
Carr, J. (1994). Keep track of the
winds of change. Don't leave your pigs,
your stockpeople or you exposed to the hazards of bad air. Pig farming. May 14-21.
Carr, J (1994). The
post-weaning respiratory complex.
Focus on pigs, from Hoechst Animal
Health. 1: 2.
Carr, J. (1994). What makes a piglet scour? Pig
International. June 28-29.
Carr, J and Done, S.H. (1994). Chronic respiratory disease
in pigs. Proceedings of the 13th International Pig
Veterinary Society. Bangkok. 468.
Carr, J. and Done, S.H. (1994). Wasting in weaned pigs associated with
starvation. Proceedings
of the 13th International Pig Veterinary Society. Bangkok. 467.
Carr, J. and Thompson,
P. (1994). The use of dinoprost tromethamine PGF2a (Lutalyse) in the immediate post-partum
period to improve prolificacy in the subsequent farrowings. Proceedings of the 13th International Pig Veterinary Society.
Bangkok. 383.
Carr, J. (1994). Maintaining quality air - are there times when you subject your
pigs to chilling. Pig farming. June 49 - 50.
Carr, J. (1994). Air movement - too
fast or too slow and the result can be the same - dead pigs. Pig farming. July 10 - 13.
Carr, J (1994). Do your stockpeople (or
you!) need a jab on drugs care? Pig Farming. October 27-32.
Carr, J. and Behan, J.
(1994).
Novel methods of collection and processing of boar
semen. Proceedings of the European AI Vets - Sixth Meeting Peebles
Scotland.
Carr, J. and Walton,
J.R. (1995).
Recognising the stillborn piglet. Pigs Misset. 11:
2 30-31.
Carr, J. (1995). Prevent disease - its
cheaper than treating it!. Pig farming. May
109-111.
Carr, J. (1995). Wrong
for injection. Pig International. August 24-32.
Carr, J. (1995). Focus on complete care in those critical
first 48 hours. Pig Farming. September 32-33.
Carr, J. (1995). Wise management of medicines can reduce drug
bills. Farmers Weekly. 22 September
1995:46. Compiled by
Jonathan Riley.
Adams, C. and Carr, J.
(1995).
Pathogen growth stunted - by fog!
Pig Farming.
October 34-35
Carr, J (1995). You could say daily
report idea was a flash in the pan. Pig Farming. October 40.
Danish Crown. (1995). Injektionsfejl. Booklet produced from a translation of the
Pig International article "Wrong for Injection" August 1995. Danish Crown.
Marsvej 43. 8900 Randers.
Carr, J. (1996)
Technical update 1.
A brief review to demonstrate the versatility of
Aurofac100 in the treatment of pig diseases which are caused by organisms
sensitive to chlortetracycline hydrochloride. Roche.
Carr,
J. (1996). Hospital Pen. Pig Farming. March 31-33.
Carr,
J. (1996). Effective heat detection. "Focus on
AI". International Pig Topics. 3rd Beyond 2000 Conference.
Carr,
J. (1996). Evaluating efficiency. "Focus on
AI". International Pig Topics. 3rd Beyond 2000 Conference.
Carr, J. (1996). Medicine storage: Refrigerator set-up. Swine Health and Production.
4: 202
Carr, J. (1996). Interview by Jonathan Riley, Breath threats abound. Farmers Weekly. 30
August. S4.
Carr, J and Kingston, N. (1996) Interview by Pig
Industry. Vets on the
net. Practice Profile. Pig Industry September.
13-15.
Carr, J. (1996). Manage gilts for best
return. Farmers weekly. 27 September 3-4
Carr, J. (1996). Twenty
reasons for pneumonia. Pig International. 26: 12 13-16.
Carr, J. (1997). Action Plan Against Ventilation Diseases. Pig
International. 27: 1 27-31
Carr, J. and Boyd, P.A.
(1997).
Segregated early weaning. International Pig Topics.
17-20
Carr, J. (1998). Respiratory
diseases of the pig. International Pig Topics
Irish Meeting March 1998.
Carr, J. (1998). Digestive disorders of the
pig. International Pig Topics, Irish Meeting March 1998.
Carr, J. (1998). Satisfying the needs of the
customer. International Pig Topics, Irish Meeting March 1998.
Carr, J. (1998). El Sindrome reproductivo y respiratorio porcino. Albeitar.
No 12 February 1998.
Carr, J. (1998). Needle contamination. Pig Farming February 40.
Carr, J. (1998) Revision de la influenza porcina. Albeitar No
50 May 1998.
Carr, J. (1998) Plan backwards to reach right output
targets. Pig Farming. June 1998
Carr, J. (1998) Pleuroneumonia porcina.
Albeitar No 50 June 1998 12.
Carr, J. (1998) Medicine tip read the
label first. Pig Health Notes, Pig Farming. July/August 1998.
Carr, J. and Behan, J.
(1998) Novel methods of collection and processing of boar semen. The Journal of Animal Breeding. 2: 18-20.
Carr, J. (1998) Meeting
service targets.
Pig Farmer. July 1998
Carr, J. (1998) Rinitis
atrofica progresiva infecciosa Albeitar No 50 July 1998
Intervet
(1998) The use
and storage of medicines on the pig farm. Intervet Booklet. Photographs
supplied. 1998.
Carr, J. (1998) Pig producers need to keep lid on food
waste. Farmers Weekly 7 August 1998.
Carr, J. (1998) Veterinary
Tips essential to keep all medicine secure.
Pig Health Notes Pig Farmer. September/October 1998
Carr, J. (1998) Pig Flow. European Association of
Animal Production, Warsaw.
Carr, J. (1998) Plan your farm and then
farm your plan. Pig Farmer August 1998
Carr, J. (1998) Notes for Korean Meeting September 1998.
Carr, J. (1998) Get to the root of
failure-to-farrow problems. International Pigletter. 18:
55-57
Carr, J. (1999) Why
do too many sows return to service? Pig progress Vo1 15 No
2 8-9
Carr, J. (1999). Reproductive
surgery in the pet pig. The Pot Bellied Pig Club Newsletter. 32: 12-14
Carr, J. (1999). Pig Flow model for effective all in all out. Pig
Progress Volume 15 No 7: 31-35
Carr, J (1999). How do bacteria make you sick? The Pot Bellied Pig Club Newsletter. 34.
Carr, J. (1999). Pig flow model for effective all in-all
out. Pig
Progress Volume 15 No 7. 31-35
Carr, J. (1999). Three week batch
production. International Pig Topics 14. No 6. 50-55
Carr, J. (1999). Notes for Korean Meeting.
Sunjin.
Non infectious reproductive loss. Managing respiratory
disease in the pigs. Water for pigs. Post
weaning the first five days.
Carr, J (1999). Factores
que afectan al tracto respiratorio del ganado porcino. Albeitar. 31.
December/January 8-9.
Carr, J and Wade West,
G. (2000). Elimination of Sarcoptes
scabiei var suis from an UK outdoor unit. The 16th International Pig Veterinary Society Congress,
Melbourne. 16:
337
Carr, J. (2000). Medicine refrigerator
management: a key component to health maintenance. The 16th International Pig
Veterinary Society Congress, Melbourne. 16: 350
Carr, J. (2000). A personal view of
farrowing rates. Pig International. 30: Number 8 27.
Carr, J. (2000). Notes for Korean Meeting.
Sunjin.
PMWS, Digestive problems in finishing pigs, Streaming of pigs and Pig flow
Carr, J. (2000). Non-infectious
infertility in sow herds
Das Land Steiermark Intesnsivseminar
Bad Waltersdorf. 21: 5-10.
Carr, J. (2000). Control
of respiratory complex. Das
Land Steiermark Intesnsivseminar Bad Waltersdorf. 21:
5-10.
Carr, J. (2001). Survey
of Pet Pig Problems in the UK. The Potbellied Pig Club 43: 29-34
Carr, J. (2001). Circovirus an
update. Pig International Topics. International Pig Health
Conference Bangkok. 19-22
Carr, J. (2001). Foreign Diseases Keep them out. Vet Med ISU 7 :May 2001.
Carr, J. (2001). Interaction
between water and reproduction. VIII International Symposium of reproduction and swine.
Carr, J. (2001). Stockmanship a major treatment tool on pig
farms. Iowa Veterinary Medical
Association.119: 183-186.
Carr, J. (2001). Control of
ileitis/colitis/Hemorrhagic Bowel Syndrome. European Perspective. Iowa Veterinary Medical
Association 119.
Carr, J. (2001). The 10 days of pig
farming. Vet Med ISU 7: July 2001
Carr, J. (2001). Non-infectious returns to
breeding in swine herds. Vet
Med 7: Oct 2001
Carr, J. (2001). Diagnostic tool kit for
non-infectious causes. Iowa State
University Swine Disease Conference
27-33
Carr, J. (2001). Medicine controls who controls the refrigerator? Iowa State University Swine Disease
Conference 92-94
Carr, J. (2001). Notes for Korean Meeting.
Sunjin.
Classical Swine Fever and farm biosecurity.
Breeding protocols necessary for success. All-in All-out programmes.
Carr, J. (2002). Streaming
of pigs. Vet Med ISU 8 Jan
2002
Carr, J. (2002). PMWS European and
American Situations. IVMA Winter conference
Carr, J. (2002). Focus on Pig
Comfort. IVMA Winter
conference.
Carr, J. (2002). Water systems trouble shooting common mistakes. ISU Swine Disease Conference. 10: 99-110
Carr, J. (2002). Pig Flow three
sections Vet Med ISU
Carr, J. (2002). A whole-system approach to
pig health in the farrowing house. Swine Practitoner
February 4-8 Interview
with Jim Carlton.
Taylor, D.J. (2002). Fancy
Pigs Chapter 14 in BSAVA manual of Exotic pets. Carr -Reviewed article and provided
photographs.
Lichty,
C., Hammer, M., Holtkamp, A., Thacker, B. and Carr,
J. (2002). Evaluating a pre-weaning
ceftiofur (Naxcel) three-injection program and its
effects on post-weaning mortality of 5-25 kg pigs. American Association of
Swine Veterinarians. 53-59.
Carr, J. (2002). Control of Escherichia coli O147 F4 F5 Diarrhea in
piglets by removal of drafts. International Pig Veterinary
Society.
Carr, J. (2002). Control
of boar exposure during artificial insemination in sows. International Pig
Veterinary Society.
Carr, J. (2002). Sow mortality- causes
and controls. Advanced
Swine Breeding Management Seminar. Iowa State
University Extension. December 2002.
Waverly and Sheldon, Iowa
Carr, J. (2002). Interaccion entre
agua y reproducciσn.
Brazil Pig World.
Carr, J. (2002). Reproduction timing. Notes for Korean Meeting.
Sunjin
Carr, J. (2003). Diagnosing
common water system problems. Swine
Practitioner Jan 4-10. Front cover
picture.
Carr,
J. (2003). Are your stockmanship skills
a match for your pigs water requirements. Notes for the IPPC regional conference 2003. Carroll, Cherokee, Iowa
Falls, Oelwein and Iowa City, Iowa.
Carr,
J. (2003). Management factors to reduce your medicine use. Notes for the IPPC
regional conference 2003.
Carroll, Cherokee, Iowa Falls, Oelwein and Iowa City, Iowa
Carr, J. (2003). Los beneficios productivos de utilizar animals
de alto estatus sanitario
en granjas ya existents con
baja sanidad. Hermitage Jornada Technica 1. Spain
Carr, J. (2003). Introduccion y manejo de primerizas con alto estatus sanitario en ambientes de baja sanidad a fin de maximizar le rentabilidad. Hermitage Jornada Technica
1. Spain
Carr, J. (2003). Using Management in
controlling PRDC. Pfizer Animal Health 8th Annual Swine Seminar 2003. Galena
Carr, J. (2003). Pig Flows.
Pfizer Animal Health 8th Annual Swine
Seminar 2003. Galena
Carr, J. (2003). Biosecurity
update keeping new PRRSV strains out.
IVMA.
Carr, J. (2003). Pig
Flow a potent disease management tool.
Iowa Swine Disease conference 5.
Carr, J. (2003). Swine Web site offers tools for
veterinarians, students and producers. aasv.org/news/story November
2003 and Vet Med January 2004.
Carr, J. (2003). Exploracion
fisica de la explotacion porcina: 1 Bioseguridad y circulacion de animals Suis
November 32-38.
Carr, J. (2003). Exploracion
fisica de la explotacion porcina: 2. Estado sanitario
general, alimentacion y agua.
Suis December 38-46.
Carr, J. (2003). Introduccion u manejo
en explotaciones porcinas. Albeitar. 71. December 32-34.
Carr, J. (2004). Exploracion
fisica de la explotacion porcina: 3. Suelos, ventilacion y personal Suis
January
Carr, J. (2004). Interview. Parity segregation gaining ground as US
production tool. Swine Practitioner. February. 17-19
Carr, J. (2004). Interview.
Management in a low-margin market. National Hog Farmer. May 12-14.
Carr, J. (2004). Keeping your trucks
biosecure. Pork. November 2004.
Carr, J. (2004). Foot
and Mouth and other vesicular diseases.
Annual Pet Pig Symposium. June. Iowa State
University. 6: 27-28
Carr, J. (2004). Biosecurity Annual Pet Pig
Symposium. June. Iowa
State University. 6:
8-11
Carr, J. (2004). Clinical
examination of a Pot-Bellied Pig.
Annual Pet Pig Symposium. June. Iowa State
University. 6: 41-43
Carr, J. (2004). Surgical procedures in
Pot-Bellied Pigs Annual
Pet Pig Symposium. June. Iowa State University.
6: 58-69.
Carr, J. (2004). Post-mortem
examination of a pig Annual
Pet Pig Symposium. June. Iowa State University.
6: Appendix I
Carr, J. (2004). Porcine
Dermatitis and Nephropathy syndrome.
Iowa Swine Disease Conference. 6:
8-11
Carr, J. (2004). Pig
Flow- A potent disease management tool. International
Pig Veterinary Conference. Hamburg.
Carr, J. (2004). Pig Flow Promoting
health rather than treating disease. Special applied session for practicing
veterinarians. International
Pig Veterinary Conference. Hamburg.
Nelson, L., Bentz, A,
Carr, J and Parry, N. (2004). Hindlimb paralysis
associated with a lymphosarcoma resulting in a
pathological fracture of thoracid veterbra
five in a Vietnamese Pot-Bellied Pig. International Pig Veterinary
Conference Hamburg.
Shultz, R.A.; Carr, J., Kinyon,
J.; Halbur, P.; Songer, G.
and Andersen, M. (2004).
Clostridium novyi
induction trial to evaluate the pathogenesis of clinical disease. International
Pig Veterinary Conference Hamburg.
Carr, J. and Amass, S. (2005). Is your
shower in or out? Pork.
April 2005
Cottrell,
T.S.; Dewey, C.E.; Friendship, R.M.; Ribble, C and
Carr, J. (2005). A study investigating farm-level risk factors for variation in
carcass characteristics in pigs in southern Ontario. American Association of Swine Veterinarians. 36: 369-372.
Schultz, R.A. and Carr, J. (2005) Clostridium
novyi
induction trial to evaluate the pathogenesis of clinical disease. American Association of Swine Veterinarians. 36: 107-108.
Carr,
J.; Nelson, A and Olsen, S. (2006).
Consistent Pig Flow setting appropriate breeding targets. International Pig
Veterinary Conference. Copenhagen.
Carr,
J.; Nelson, A and Olsen, S. (2006). Examination of
factors that can affect total born.
International Pig Veterinary Conference.
Copenhagen.
Carr. J. (2006). Clinical examination of a pig farm. Korean Veterinary Association
Proceedings. 8- 24
Carr,
J. (2006). Methods of
auditing welfare and wellbeing. Korean Veterinary Association Proceedings. 25-30.
Carr,
J. (2006). Flujo
de Cardos. Porcinos
(Association Argentina Productores de)
791:7-19
Carr, J.
(2007). The management of the compromised pig. Australian Veterinary Association Conference CD.
Carr,
J. (2007). Agent X as the cause of PMWS.
The case for and against. Australian Veterinary Association Conference
CD.
Carr, J.
(2007). Global perspective of PMWS. Control strategies, including vaccination. Australian Veterinary
Association Conference CD.
Carr,
J. (2007). Exotics of pigs. Exotic
Disease Workshop. Department of Agriculture and Food. Perth. June.
Carr,
J. (2008). Management practices to
reduce feed wastage. Feature article
2169 on www.thepigsite.com February 2008.
O-Dea, M.; Wilcox, G.; Carr, J.; Richards, B. and Kabay, M.
(2008). Investigation of porcine
Circovirus type 2 in the Australian pig herd. AB-CRC Conference.
Carr,
J. (2008). Evitar el desperdicio de pienso. Suis. 47:
14-23.
Music and pigs (1999). Newspapers - . The
Northern Echo Tuesday
May 11 1999. Sunday Telegraph May 16
1999 page 15. The Times
(South Africa) May 23 Page 3 1999.
Radio
Teeside Local Radio Tuesday May
11 1999. Radio 2 Terry Wogan Show
Wednesday 12. Radio 2 Live 6.15pm
Thursday 13th May 1999. SA
ABC Monday 24th May 1999 and 702 25th
May 1999 South Africa.
Foot and Mouth Disease (2001): Newspapers:
Iowa Today April 14th 2001.
The Tribune April 16 2001. The
Des Moines Register April 17 2001. Radio:
WHO interview. Channel 8 interview Henry Tordoff
1360 KSCJ Down on the Farm 1 hour interview.
Bt
Corn and pseudopregnancies (2001):
Newspapers
Television:
Music and Pigs. (1999).
Tyne Tees lunch time and evening news. Friday 14th May, and
Yorkshire Television lunch time and
evening news. Monday 17th May 1999.
Barking mad. (1999)
BBC1.
Overweight Pot Belly Pig. Tuesday 29 June 1999, 8.00 pm
Bt
Corn and pseudopregnancies.
(2001). Channel 13 Iowa Public
Television
Letters:
Carr, J. (1982). Is the condition inherited? Veterinary Record. 112: 574.
Carr, J. and Walton,
J.R. (1989).
Water supply for pigs. Veterinary Record. 124: 204.
Carr, J. and Scudamore, C. (1989). Seals as Veterinary
Species. Veterinary Record. 124: 520.
Carr, J. and Walton,
J.R. (1989).
Water and vulval biting. International Pigletter. 9: 39.
Carr, J. (1990). RSPCA
campaigns. Veterinary Record. 127: 531.
Carr, J. (1991). 'Greasy
pig disease'. Swine Practitioner.
Webmaster for the following websites:
1996-2001 http://www.garth.demon.co.uk Garth
Veterinary Group swine site. The first swine specialist practice internet site. The third veterinary practice site in the UK. Launched October 1996.
2002-2006 http://www.vetmed.iastate.edu/departments/vdpam/swine/
The swine section of VDPAM at Iowa State
University.
2006
http://www.portec.com.au Portec Australia swine site
Multimedia
Presentations:
English, P; Carr, J., Gill, P., Sheldon, M., Campbell, I., Brent, G., McPherson, O., Grant, S. and Edwards, S. (2001) Pig Enterprise. Interactive Training Package for stockpeople working on pig farms. Released by the PET group. Supported by funding from the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food and the Meat and Livestock Commission.
English, P; Carr, J., Gill, P., Armstrong, D., Sheldon, M., Campbell, I., Brent, G., Cain, P., Mathews, J., Knowles, A., Chadwick, J., McPherson, O., Grant, S. and Edwards, S. (2002) Pig Enterprise 2 for managers. Interactive Training Package for stockpeople working on pig farms. Released by the PET group. Supported by funding from the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs and the Meat and Livestock Commission.
Carr, J. (2004). Stockmanship in Pig Farming 2004: Breeding/gestation, Farrowing, Nursery/finishing. Sponsored by Iowa State University and Iowa Pork Producers Association.
Carr, J. (2005). Biosecurity in Pork Production. National Pork Board and the Pork Check-off. #08165
Palm Pilots and
Pocket PC:
Stockmanship standards. Carr, J. 2005 Under-development.
Video publications:
Pig Welfare. 2002. Video published by the National Pork Producers Council. Interview.
Posters
other than published above:
Carr, J. and Walton,
J.R. (1988).
Boar sheath
hygiene. Society
for the Study of Animal Breeding.
Liverpool Meeting.
Invited
Lectures (other than those associated with papers above):
The stillborn piglet. Wirral Pig Group. Chester. UK. Feb. 1989.
Managing the farrowing house. Wirral Pig Group. Chester. UK. Oct. 1989.
Welfare considerations in Pig farming.
Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries and Food Discussion
Group. Ruthin. Wales. Nov. 1989.
New innovations in the pig industry. Yorkshire Veterinary
Society. York. Yorkshire. UK. Nov. 1989.
Stockmanship in pig farming.
ATB course. Brigg.
Lincolnshire. UK. Feb. 1991.
The Pet Pig. Herts. and Beds. Veterinary Society. Royal Veterinary College. London. UK. March.
1991.
Housing
the dry sow - welfare
considerations.
Minnesota Swine Conference for Veterinarians.
Minneapolis. Minnesota. USA. Aug. 1991.
Cystitis and pyelonephritis. Douglas and Mackinnon
Practice Meeting. Framlington. Suffolk. UK. Oct. 1991.
Supplying water to your pigs. Dorset Pig Group. UK. Nov. 1991.
Cystitis and pyelonephritis in the
pig.
Association of American Swine Practitioners Meeting. Nashville. Tennessee. USA. March.
1992.
All Things Bright and British. North Carolina Swine
Practitioners Meeting. Goldsboro.
North Carolina. USA. Oct. 1992.
Cystitis and pyelonephritis in the
sow.
Proposed
pathogenesis, treatment and control.
Research Seminar at Michigan State University College
of Veterinary Medicine. USA. Dec. 1992.
Artificial
Insemination: Should I start using it? Pig Improvement Company,
Inc. Linking the Chain. A Pork Marketing Workshop. Macon Conference Centre. Georgia. USA. Dec. 1992.
Is
the water supply to your hogs adequate? Pig Improvement Company,
Inc. Linking the Chain. A Pork Marketing Workshop. Macon Conference Centre. Georgia. USA. Dec. 1992.
Is
the water supply to your hogs adequate? Extension
Meeting Martin County North Carolina USA. Feb 1993.
Artificial Insemination in swine, in particular the
insemination technique. Goldsboro Milling Stockman
meeting. USA. Feb. 1993.
The
American Hog Industry and Providing your pigs with
sufficient water.
South Humberside Pig Discussion group. March 1993.
Achieving a 90% farrowing rate. National Agricultural
Centre meeting. May 1993.
Porcine reproduction - changing views. South Humberside Pig Discussion Group. Brigg. March 1994
Factors affecting the fertility and prolificacy of sows. Fira De San Miguel Lleida, Spain.
September 1994
Promoting
health rather than treating disease. Barnsley Pig Discussion
group. Oct. 1994
Oestrus
detection is not as easy as I thought. Lincoln Pig Discussion Group. Oct. 1994.
Oestrus detection. Oldacres meeting
Cullompton, Devon. Nov 1994.
Promoting
health rather than treating disease. Driffield Pig
Discussion Group. Nov 1994.
Promoting
health rather than treating disease. North Yorkshire Pig Discussion Group,
Pickering. Dec 1994.
Promoting
health rather than treating disease. Holderness Pig Discussion Group, New Ellerby. Jan. 1995.
Oestrus in the sow and gilt at
the NPD 'flat pack" AI system launch. 4 meetings around the UK.
1995.
Drug
uses and abuses. Lameness
in pigs.
4 MAFF Welfare meetings for farmers. Spring 1995. Yorkshire area
Achieving a 90% farrowing rate. Bishop Burton Single Day
Seminar. June 1995.
The role of stockmanship in disease control and other
current issues.
Dinner speaker Cranswick Mill 1995
Preweaning Mortality. Denkavit
Meeting. Holland. July 1995.
Promoting
health rather than treating disease. Workshop in Pig
Profitability. Royal
Agricultural College. Cirencester UK Sep. 1995
Promoting
health rather than treating disease. North West Pig Discussion Group. Preston, UK. Oct, 1995.
Promoting
health rather than treating disease.
Selby Pig Discussion Group. Selby
Yorkshire. Nov. 1995
Pre-weaning
mortality - improving numbers weaned. One day course, Bishop
Burton Agricultural College. 8th
November 1995
There's
more to welfare than Stalls and Tethers. Stalls and Tethers seminar Bishop Burton
College of Agriculture 15th Nov. 1995
Treatment and Control of Respiratory Diseases. The Darlington Pig
Discussion Group. Nov. 1995.
Water - the missing ingredient.
Jan. 1996.
Post-weaning mortality - Getting more pigs to market. Bishop
Burton College of Agriculture. 26th
January 1996
Practicalities of Running a Trial.
Good Clinical Practice for the Conduct of Clinical Trials for Veterinary
Products - Large Animal. Cambridge. 19
February 1996
Understanding
your farrowing rate - 2 day course Bishop Burton College
of Agriculture 21 and 28th March 1996
Piglet
Mortality. Presentation at the 1996
Pig and Poultry Fair, Stoneleigh, Birmingham.
Welfare
and its implications. Cranswick Mill Annual Meeting Oct 1996
Promoting
health rather than treating disease Northants
pig discussion Group. Nov 1996
Pig
flow and targets.
BOCM Southern meeting. Nov. 1996
Promoting
Health rather than treating Disease. Ulster Pig Discussion Group Nov 1996.
Promoting Health through pig flow BOCM Winter meetings 1996-97. Three meetings, Lincoln, Thirsk and Beverley.
Promoting Health through pig flow PIC Winter meetings 1996-97. Three meetings, Wincanton, Norwich, Edinbrough
Meeting production targets. Bishop Burton College. January 1997.
Promoting
health rather than treating disease East
Anglian Pig Advisors Meeting. 1997
Pig
Welfare.
Series of 6 talks 1998 From the Garth Veterinary Group.
Satisfying the needs of the customer. Cranswick Mill Meeting, Germany.
February 1998.
Respiratory Vaccines. Central Scotland Pig
Producers Association Meeting.
March 1998.
Segregated Early Weaning. South East Scotland Meeting March 1998.
Respiratory Diseases. Afternoon Course South East
Scotland. March 1998.
Post-weaning problems. Bishop Burton College. March 1998.
Pig
Flow and pig welfare.
Day course.
Darlington, Yorkshire. Ouse and Derwent Training Group. April 1998
Improving weaning weights. Omagh Pig
Discussion Group. Northern Ireland. April 1998
Pig
Flow. Cornwall Pig
Discussion Group Nov 1998
Pig
Flow. St Albans Pig Discussion Group Dec 1998
Pig
Flow in the Way Ahead
Talks 4 talks, part sponsored by the Garth Veterinary Group, to the pig
industry held in Scotch Corner, Hull, Exeter and Thetford UK Nov Dec 1998
The
first five days post-weaning. Omagh Pig
Discussion Group. Northern Ireland January 1999
Pet Pigs. Veterinary Meeting.
February 1999
Using Pig Flow to control disease.
Witwatersrand Agricultural Society. AVI Africa. Johannesburg South Africa. May 1999.
Achieving quality control. Witwatersrand Agricultural
Society. AVI
Africa. Johannesburg
South Africa. May 1999.
Pig
Flow to effect all in all out. Society of Feed
Technologists. November 1999.
Alternatives to antibiotic growth promoters. Barnsley Pig Discussion Group. Nov. 1999.
Reducing variability by managing pig flow. Bendigo Australia.
Sep. 2000.
Reducing variation in litter size. Roseworthy Campus, Adelaide University. Sep. 2000.
Improving Pig Production. Presentation to British Council Shanghai Oct.
2000.
Foot
and Mouth Disease the UK situation. An ICN presentation from
Iowa State University. Feb 2001
Foot
and Mouth Disease the UK situation. 3 meetings Kent Feed Meeting April 2001
Foot
and Mouth Disease - update.
Iowa Cattlemans Association - Beef Industry Summit May 2001
Presentation
Skills.
Swine and Wine Meeting
Austria. May 2001
Foot
and Mouth Disease the UK situation. Agricultural Advisors June 2001
Dealing
with risk in todays swine industry. Cherokee June 2001
Foot
and Mouth Disease the UK situation. Land 0Lakes Training Days August 2001 Kansas
Foot
and Mouth Disease the UK situation. Pre-Veterinary Club.
ISU College of Vet. Med. September 2001
Foot
and Mouth Disease and Classical Swine Fever. 87th
Annual Meeting Interstate Veterinary Medical Association. October 2001
Alternative
Methods to control Respiratory Disease in Swine. 87th Annual
Meeting Interstate Veterinary Medical Association. October 2001
Control of Respiratory Disease Minnesota Interstate Swine Meeting. October 2001
Foot
and Mouth Disease and Classical Swine Fever. New Zealand October
2001
PMWS and Circovirus Nutral Veterinary Meeting. Lanzarotte. November 2001
Control of Respiratory Disease by management. Nutral Veterinary Meeting. Lanzarotte. November 2001
Swine Health Update PRDC 2002
Iowa Pork Producers Association January 2002
Biosecurity
in production animals
Land-O-Lakes 3 meeting, Cedar Rapids Iowa, South Columbus Nebraska,
Sioux City South Dakota March 2002.
Biosecurity for cattle farming.
Fort Dodge Feedlot Seminar. Omaha IA March 2002.
Promoting
Health rather than treating disease. Sheldon Producers Meeting.
March 2002
Sow
management for AI Eastern
Iowa Veterinary Association Spring Clinic May 2002
Swine
Reportable Diseases in Iowa 4
meetings. Foreign
Animal Diseases for Veterinarians, Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land
Stewardship. Meetings
in Atlantic, Ottumwa, Waterloo and Storm Lake, Iowa. May 2002
Stockmanship Launch of the Pig
Enterprise II CD at the Pig Fair, Stoneleigh UK.
May16th 2002.
Cattle biosecurity.
Nebraska Emergency Planning Meeting 2002
Effect of Foot and Mouth on the community. Des Moines Medical Meeting October 2002
Control
of Haemophilus parasuis by pig flow
and biosecurity.
Fort Dodge Australian Veterinary Meeting. 2002
Foot and MouthImpact of the disease. ICN Iowa State University. Feb 2003
Pot-belly pig medicine. ZEW Club Meeting.
March 6th 2003 ISU Students
Experiences
with Englands Welfare Assessment and Audit Schemes.
Swine Welfare Assurance Program
training for training. AASV pre-meeting
seminar 2003
Biosecurity for cattle producers. Cattle producers meeting. Red Oak. Iowa March
2003
Pig
Flow. Livestock Specialist in-service training Spring
2003. ISU Extension. April 2003
Pig
Flow. Sioux Falls South Dakota Nutrition
meeting. April 2003
Consequences of Foreign Animal Disease Introduction. Nebraska Emergency
Management Annual Meeting.
Hastings, Nebraska. April 2003
Biosecurity on pig farms. ICN
presentations September 2003 ISU
Water
for lactating sows.
Swine and Wine meeting September 2003
SWAP
training.
To local vets and animal science October 2003
Reproduction review in the sow. Fort Dodge Australian Annual Conference October
2003
Water
quality and quantity; Batch farrowing and PMWS Series of talks in Korea sponsors by Sunjin November 2003
Management
factors to avoid medicines.
South West Iowa Producer meeting Cherokee December 2003.
Pig
flow potent health management tool.
Producer meetings Waverley and Spencer Iowa January 2004.
Biosecurity review. with Dr Pat
Webb. Iowa Pork
Congress. January 2004
Pig Flow potent health management tool. Stratford Community meeting Canada Feb 2004
Pig Flow in practice. George Charbonneau, Swine Services Stratford, Canada, Practice meeting. February 2004.
Analysis of returns. Ridgeway Vet Group. Canada, February 2004.
Health a vets perspective. South-Western Pig Meeting, Ridgetown College, University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada. February 2004.
The first five days post-weaning. Chris Richards and Associates. Brisbane. Australia. March 2004.
Analysis of returns. Chris Richards and Associates. Brisbane. Australia. March 2004.
Analysis of returns. Chris Brennan. Perth. Australia. March 2004.
Innovations and ideas for the future. Chris Brennan. Perth Australia. March 2004.
Foot and mouth preparedness. Murdoch University. Perth Australia. March 2004.
Foreign Animal Diseases: BSE and Foot and Mouth Preparedness. Southwest Iowa Veterinary Medical Association. April 2004.
Agro-terrorism and contagious animal diseases. Valentine, Nebraska. October 2004.
Introduction and management of high health status gilts in lower health environments to maximise profitability. Mitchell Vet Group annual client meeting. Ontario Canada. November 2004.
Sunjin Swine Conference 2004. Series of 5 days of meeting with producers in Korea. November 2004.
Multisite in the US
-Experiences with disease control PRRSv. Danish Veterinary Hyologic Society. Kolding, Denmark. May 2005.
Promoting health rather than treating disease. Idaho Pork Producers Association. Twin Falls, Idaho. April 2005.
Weaning the pig. Cherokee Stockmanship meeting. Marcus Veterinary Clinic. April 2005
Post-weaning Multisystemic Wasting Syndrome Closed meeting to the Chief Veterinary Offices of Australia. July 2005.
Shelters the good, bad and the ugly. Western Australia Pork Producers Association Meeting. August 2005
Production Record Analysis how to interpret farm reports. Murdoch University Perth. Production Animal Student Group. August 2005
Cystitis and Pyelonephritis in the sow environmental medicine. Murdoch University, Perth. The Production Animal Group. August 2005.
Post-weaning management and Post-weaning Multisystemic Wasting Syndrome. Wandalups Growers Group. Perth. August 2005.
Veterinarians in Society Pig Vets. 2nd veterinary students, Murdoch University Students. September 2005. Co-host with Dr Kim Nairn Portec Australia.
PMWS Canadas challenge. Pfizer meeting. Ontario, Canada. September, 2005
PMWS global situation. National Pork Board Meeting. October, 2005.
New ideas on assessing farm performance. Shurgain Ontario Canada, December 2005.
PMWS and PDNS in Canada. Grand Valley Producers meeting. Ontario, Canada. December 2005
Environmental pathology influence of the environment of the expression of disease. Novartis invited speaker. Portugal. January 2006.
International perspectives on PMWS/Circovirus. Swine Training Academy. Grand Valley. Ontario. Canada. January 2006. 3 presentations
Domestic strategies for prevention and management of viral diseases PMWS control. Swine Training Academy. Grand Valley. Ontario. Canada. January 2006. 3 presentations
Porcine Circovirus II and PMWS a complete sham? Ontario Veterinary Group. Sponsored by Grand Valley. Canada January 2006.
PMWS Global Perspective. Iowa Swine Peer Group Meeting. February 2006
PMWS new risk to Iowa. Dekalb Feed Management client meeting. Kirkwood Community College. March 2006
Ileitis in Swine Portec Client Meeting. Perth, Australia. June 2006
Preparing for Summer infertility Portec Client Meeting. Perth, Australia. June 2006.
Respiratory Diseases of the Pig - SunJin client meeting. Korea. September 2006.
Introduction to the role of the pig vet - Murdoch University Veterinary Pig Club. Perth, Australia. November 2006.
Update on PCVAD and vaccines Ontario pig farmer meeting. Grand Valley Fortifiers November 2006.
Why do we fail to realise the potentials of the pig. Portec Winter Conference. June 2007.
Water the forgotten nutrient. Portec Winter Conference. June 2007.
Gilts introduction to maximise production. SunJin Conference South Korea 2007.
Parity segregation to enhance health. SunJin Conference South Korea 2007.
Feed wastage needs to be avoided. SunJin Conference South Korea 2007.
Enhancing production while driving costs down. GrandValley conference. Canada. 2008
Feed is expensive dont waste it. GrandValley conference. Canada 2008
Video-presentations
The Western Australian pig industry. Northern Ireland Pig
Discussion group. May 2008
The
Good, The Bad and The Ugly the last 5 years a
personal perspective.
Northern Ireland Pig Discussion group. May 2008
Reducing the cost of production the easy way reducing feed
wastage.
Northern Ireland Pig Discussion group. May 2008
After-dinner speaker
Oestrus detection. BOCM Pauls Dinner. Scunthorpe. May 1994
Its
a vets life. The PROBUS Club, Bridlington. May 1995
The role of stockmanship in disease control and other
current issues.
Frome Group and BOCM. 1995
Achieving 30 kg in 70 days. Cranswick Mill.
Dec. 1995
Its a vets life.
Skirlaugh Young Farmers Group. Nov. 1996
A
vets life.
Snaith and District Agricultural Society. March 2000.
A
country vets life. Bridlington
and District Young Farmers Club.
March 2000.
Health
and pet pigs.
The UK pet pig society. June 2000.
Foot
and Mouth Disease. Kiwians Club. Ames.
January 2001
Pig Flow a potent health management tool. South-Western Pig Meeting, Ridgetown College, University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada. February 2004.
Areas of Position Responsibilities and Activities:
Teaching:
External Examiner
University of Queensland External PhD
examiner 1996
Studies on the incidence, aetiology and effect on
reproductive performance of vulval discharges in sows
and uterine defence mechanisms during the oestrus cycle. Mauricio Bara.
London University Large Animal
Electives 1997
Supervisor to post-graduates
John Behan.
PhD. Leeds University. Pig Reproduction 1998 -
Tiffany Cottrell. PhD. Guelph University. Epidemiology 1999 2005 Successful
Mat Wagner. Masters ISU Preventative medicine 2001 2004 Successful
Teaching Veterinary Graduates
Liverpool University
1987-1990
Preparation and teaching of the animal handling/husbandry course 1-2nd year
Preparation and teaching of part of the swine medicine course 5th Year
Royal Veterinary College
1990-1991
Preparation and teaching of the swine medicine course 4th year
Preparation of elective swine medicine courses 5th Year
North Carolina State
1992-1993
Preparation and teaching of the animal handling/husbandry course 1-2nd year
Preparation and teaching of the swine medicine course 3rd and 4th year
Preparation and teaching of the elective swine medicine courses 4th year
Iowa State University
2001-2004
Preparation and delivery of the swine portion of the College of Veterinary Medicine courses 411, 478, 480, 340, 445, 440 VM1 in addition guest lectures in other departments.
VM1 Veterinarian in Society Course - required
340 Clinical case presentation course - required
440 Disturbances in Reproduction required
445 Clinical Medicine II - required
411 Production Animal Medicine required
478 Introduction of Swine Medicine Elective 2 weeks x 4 rotations annually
480 Advanced Swine Medicine Course Elective 2 weeks x 1 rotation annually
Postgraduate courses
2-3 week course offered to practicing veterinarians who wish to study for Diploma examinations.
Murdoch University
246 - Animals in Society
329 Introduction
to Clinica Examinations
437 - Reproduction in the
pig
530 - Clinical rotations
the pig
Research/creative activities:
Grants
awarded or pending
Awarded:
Urinary
tract disorders in sows. PI. Almond,
CoI. Carr,
Ficken, Stevens.
North Carolina Pork Producers Association. 1992-1993. $9740.
Urogenital infections in sows:
Establishing practical urinalysis techniques and normal values for female
swine. PI. Almond, CoI. Deen, Carr.
CVM Clinical Research Grant. 1992. $1,000
Cyclic
changes in the cytology of vaginal smears in swine. PI.
Carr, CoI.
Almond. CVM Funding for clinical research. 1992. $974.
A
preliminary study to demonstrate and characterise the grade of vesicoureteric reflux in sows with cystitis and pyelonephritis associated with Eubacterium (Corynebacterium) suis.
PI. Carr, CoI. Almond, Deen. Departmental Support.
1992. $5723.12
Comparison between Avoparcin and tylosin phosphate at growth promoter concentrations on the
growth and performance of finishing pigs with post-weaning respiratory complex. PI. Carr. CoI. Wager.
1994 £10,000
Effect of fogging with Acid Mist on the environment, growth
rate and disease prevalence in finishing houses. PI Carr,
CoI Enwright. 1994 £5,000
Investigation into Zal Dis Dry in the control of coccidiosis. PI Carr,
CoI Enwright. 1998 £500
Hull
and Humber Chamber of Commerce trade mission to China and Hong Kong. Carr,
J. 1999. £900
Pig
enterprise CD training package for the UK pig industry. PI Edwards, S.; English, P.; Carr, J. and Gill P. 2000.
£250,000
Pig
enterprise II CD training package for the UK pig industry. PI Edwards, S.; English,
P.; Carr, J. and Armstrong D. 2001.
£200,000
Determination of the Presence and
Infectivity of Swine Hepatitis E Virus (HEV) in Swine Manure Storage Facilities
and Nearby Water Sources. PI. Halbur, Co-I J. Carr and X.J. Meng.
2002. $36,564
Differences in host susceptibility to PCV-2
associated diseases. PI.
Halbur P., Co-I E.L. Thacker, J. Carr and T. Opriessnig. 2003. $30,000.
A study on the effect of a lactating
sows water supply on her piglets weaning weight and sow performance. PI. Carr, J. Co-I Karsten, A. 2003. $12,200
Continuous Quality Improvement Applied to Food Animal Veterinary Education. Miller Fellowship Grant. PI. Karriker, A. L., Co-I Apley, M and Carr, J. 2004. $25,000
Investigation into Chlorine Dioxide as a terminal disinfectant in pig buildings. Halox industry collaboration. PI. Carr, J. 2004. $10,000 start up funding
Investigation into a Wasting Syndrome in Australia invited expert. 2005
Increasing profit by $3.63 per pig sold by reduction in non productive sow days in Western Australia. PI Carr, J. Co-I Nairn, K and Adsett. S. $58,300 2007
Investigation into the normal anatomy of the subcutaneous sub-inguinal lymph node of the pig and changes associated with PMWS/PCVAD. PI. Carr, J. Co-I. Shea, S. $12,000
Completed Projects 2001 - 2005:
Pig
enterprise CD training package for the UK pig industry. PI Edwards, S.; English, P.; Carr, J. and Gill P. 2000
Pig
enterprise II CD training package for the UK pig industry. PI Edwards, S.; English,
P.; Carr, J. and Armstrong D. 2001.
Investigation
into the role of BtCorn and porcine reproductive failure . Carr, J. 2003
Caecal cannulation of the pig to investigate fibre digestion in the pig. 2003-2004 Kerr, B.; Carr, J.
Service in Professional societies,
Organizations and Events:
Committee member of the Society for the
Study of Animal Breeding 1989-94
Vice-president of the Society for the Study
of Animal Breeding 1994- 1995
President of the
Society for the Study of Animal Breeding.
1995-1996
Senior Vice President of the Society
for the Study of Animal Breeding 1996-1997
Committee member of the Humberside Pig
Discussion Group 1995- 2000
UK representative for the International
Society for Animal Hygiene 1997- 2000
Currently
a member of the following Professional Societies:
Pig Veterinary Society
American Association of Swine
Practitioners
Society for the Study of Animal
Breeding
Association of Veterinary Teachers and
Research Workers
International Society for Animal
Hygiene
American Veterinary Medical Association
Extension/Professional Practice
Consulting Legal Witness:
1996
Accidental personal injury using oil
based vaccine finished Court hearing
Loss of 300 finishing pigs -
finished
Feed poisoning excess
protein - finished
1997
Spread of PRRSv between farms finished
1998
Spread of Aujeszkys Disease between
farms finished Court hearing
1999
Movement of casualty pig to
slaughterhouse finished - Court hearing
Building
design finished - Court hearing
Failure
to medicate feed - finished
Feed
poisoning incorporation of Brewers Grains vs Barley
finished
Spread
of respiratory diseases between farms finished
Zoonotic
spread of Streptococcus suis finished - Court hearing
Spread
of Swine Dysentery between farms - finished
2000
Veterinary malpractice finished
Spread
of Swine Dysentery between farms finished
2004
APP outbreak in finishing pigs
finished
2005
City Codes the Pet Pig finished
Investigation
into suspected PMWS South Australia - finished
2006
Therapy pig for autistic child
finished Court Hearing
Investigation
into high mortality in New South Wales Australia suspected PMWS case
finished
2007
Investigation into welfare problems on
a large WA pig farm Open
Investigation
into tail-biting as a welfare problem Finished
Food
poisoning/upset as a cause of diarrhoea resulting in a
APP outbreak Open
Biosecurity
issues surrounding a human refuse tip Finished
2008
Genetic suitability of gilts to outdoor
production Open
Workshops, seminars, training sessions
etc:
Improving your farrowing rate. Five week evening course at Bishop Burton College. November 1995.
Pre-weaning
mortality - improving numbers weaned. Five week evening course at Bishop Burton College. January 1995.
Post-weaning mortality - getting more to market. Five week evening course at Bishop Burton College. April 1996.
Pre-weaning
mortality - improving numbers weaned. Four week evening course at Bishop Burton College. November 1996.
Understanding your farrowing rate. Evening
class Bishop Burton December 1997
Getting more pigs to market. Evening
class Bishop Burton May 1998
Breeding pigs
3 2 hour lectures via the ICN system Iowa, Sponsored by the IPPA. February 2004.
Farrowing house 4 2 hour lectures via the ICN system Iowa, Sponsored by the IPPA. March 2004.
Nursery to
finish 4 2 hour lectures via the ICN system Iowa, Sponsored by the IPPA. April 2004.
Pig Flow and
gilt introduction 2 hour lecture via the ICN system Iowa, Sponsored by the
IPPA. April 2004.
Seminar
notes:
Workshop on Artificial
Insemination.
(1993). North
Carolina State University. Editors Carr, J.; M.
Morrow; W. Flowers and C. Glossop.
Pet Pig Symposium 6th
Annual Meeting. (2004). Iowa State
University. Organised
and editored by Carr, J.
Chairperson at meetings.
1992. International Pig Veterinary
Society Meeting. The Hague.
Originator, chairperson
and organiser of the University of Liverpool, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Bi-weekly Clinical Seminars. 1989-1990.
Chairperson for Dr Stan
Done. Research Seminar North Carolina State
University College of Veterinary Medicine Talk entitled "Respiratory
viruses affecting pigs in the UK 1985-1992". Nov. 1992.
Chairperson for Dr Christianne Glossop. Research Seminar North Carolina State
University College of Veterinary Medicine Talk entitled "Artificial
Insemination in Swine". March 1993.
Originator and Organiser of the
Artificial Insemination Seminar at the North Carolina State University March
2-3 1993.
Chairperson for the
Artificial Insemination Seminar at Clinton North Carolina. March 1993.
Co-ordinator of the
Garth Respiratory Seminar 1995 guest speaker Yves Choiniere
from Canada.
1998. International Pig Veterinary
Society Meeting. Birmingham
Co-ordinator of the Way Ahead Talks
1999.
Chairperson for the Science and use of alternatives to
antibiotics.
British Society of Animal Science. March 1999
Foot and
Mouth Disease Exercise at Iowa Emergency Planning Committee Designer of
exercise and
Controller from Iowa State University College of Veterinary
Medicine. July 2001
Represented Veterinary Diagnostic and Production Medicine at the
Graduation Ceremony Iowa State University 2004.
Conference
Chairperson at the 6th Iowa Swine Disease Conference, Ames,
Iowa. 2004
Chairperson at the Fort Dodge Swine Meeting, Thialand
2007. Respiratory Diseases of the
pig and PCVAD/PMWS update.
Peer Groups:
Senior Swine Veterinarians of Iowa.
This is a group of 20 veterinarians, which now meet 3 times a year. This has been extremely successful
Associated Swine
Veterinarians of Iowa.
This has meet once and is composed of younger newly qualified veterinarians from Iowa State University. This group has been more difficult to organize. However, recently 3 members of the group have approached me and requested that the group is restructured and more attempts are made to meet.
Swine and
Wine Group Europe Peer Group
The major swine practices of Europe meet formally once a year with invited guests. This group provides Iowa with a unique insight into events in Europe. The group has concentrated on PMWS over the last few years. Now that it is likely that European PMWS has hit North American will prove extremely useful. The group comprises veterinarians from the United Kingdom, Denmark, Italy, France, Austria, Germany, and Belgium.
Australasian Peer Group
This group is organized with the help of Fort Dodge an Iowa based company. I have been privileged to be asked to help with the initial organization of this group, which comprises veterinarians from Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Philippians and Indonesia.
South
Korean Peer Group
Through the breeding company Sunjin, a small group of Korean Veterinarians and I meet annually to discuss current swine issues in South Korea.
Service as a referee for Journals and
Grants:
Editorial Boards.
Swine Health and Production 1994 1997
Reviewer of articles
Swine Health and Production 1994-
Veterinary Record 1996-
In Practice 1996-
American Journal of Veterinary Research
2003-
New Zealand Veterinary Journal 2007-
Reviewer of books and Multimedia
Veterinary Record (1 books)
In Practice (1 book)
Multimedia presentations (3 CDs)
Review
of grant proposals
USDA 2002-
National Pork Board Research Proposals
2003-
ISU Formula Funds 2005-
Institutional Service
College
Committees
The College of Veterinary Medicine Instruction and Assessment Committee
I have served one year on this committee looking at enhancing the quality of teaching and knowledge transfer at the College of Veterinary Medicine.
Departmental committees
Selection committee for the new member of the swine production team
VDPAM Web Site Committee
Dr. John Carr
BVSc,
PhD, DPM, DiplECPHM, MRCVS
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