kontali_topp –Always prepared!
Where: Kristiansund
When: Tuesday 7th and Wednesday 8th November 2017
This year, Kontali focuses on how fish farmers can be prepared for known and unknown challenges. Show examples of how they are prepared, but also challenge this in the same way. Is everything in place? Is the preparedness good enough? Are the right tools being used?
We gain insight into various forecasting tools in preventive fish health and welfare work.
Cage technology and improvement of fish farming boats today, and development of tomorrow's standards.
We also delve into large smolt production. Opportunities but also challenges. What everyday life on the edge of the cage is like today. What can those who are going into the industry expect in terms of tasks and challenges?
We also look into solutions to create good working conditions and prevent unwanted incidents such as escapes.
New this year is that Sett Sjøbein will be hosting a student bootcamp based in Kristiansund. We offer a great arena to make connections so that the industry can be further prepared for the future.
PROGRAM:
Tuesday, November 7:
12:00 The pulse of the industry
Opening by Lars Liabø – Kontali Analysis
Productivity Barometer by Anders Marthinussen- Kontali Analysis
Fish Health Barometer by Brit Hjeltnes, Veterinary Institute
The market barometer v/ Jan Erik Øksenvåg – Kontali Analysis
13:15 Lunch – Scandic Kristiansund
14:15 Be careful.
Algae forecast by Ingrid Ellingsen – SINTEF Ocean
Measuring welfare in an operational situation – before delousing? by Ann Kristin Tveten – NTNU
Yersiniosis a cause for concern? by Barbro Klakegg – Åkerblå
15:30 Coffee break with fruit
16:15 After snarl
Who will win the bootcamp? Winner's talk Set sea legs
Prepared for battle – tour of Norway from the bike seat by Robin Halsebakk – Sølvtrans
The conference ends approximately 17:30.
19:30 Shared dinner at Scandic Kristiansund
Wednesday, November 8:
08:50 Prepared for the future
Cages of the future – Challenges in waves and currents by Pål Lader – SINTEF Ocean
How are old workboats prepared for new regulations? by Arve Solholm – Langseth Maritime
Pros and cons of an electric boat by Torstein Yttersian – Ørnli slip/Siemens
10:05 Coffee break with fruit
10:30 First aid for growth
Production planning, goals and target achievement by Odd Gunnar Sørøy – Marine Harvest
Large smolt – a tool against the lice challenge and for profitability? by Kristian Johnsen – LetSea
Large smolt – big challenges? by Åse Åtland – Niva Akvakultur
11:50 Light lunch in Caroline Conference Center
12:15 Fight or flight
When the fish flee – what do you do? by Tor Kristian Fagerheim – NOFI
Good conditions for employees, the basis for security and profitability in the industry by Cecilie Søllesvik and Kine Asper – Fellesforbundet
Escape from the agricultural monopoly by Jorulv Søbstad – Q-meieriene
Approx. 13:45 Conference ends
(We reserve the right to make changes to the program)
Discounted participation fee for group bookings (3 or more from the same company).
For registration or more information, see www.kontali.no
You can also contact us by email at konferanse@kontali.no or by phone at 71 68 33 00.
We hope that the conference will once again give participants new ideas to take home for daily operations, as well as motivate them to continue their productivity-improving work on the farm. As usual, we can offer two days of a rich professional program, a pleasant evening of feeding and grinning, and good Kristiansund weather!
A warm welcome!
