RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
NATIONAL SWINE IMPROVEMENT FEDERATION
CONFERENCE AND ANNUAL MEETING
December 6-7, 2001 
NSIF Volume 26
- Foreword
- Annual Meeting Program
- Speaker Biographies
- Officers and Directors for 2002-2003
- Regular Membership List for 2002
- Associate Membership List for 2002
- Registrants for 2001
- Papers Presented
- Annual Meeting Program
- Gene Discovery and Functional Genomics in the Pig
- Use of Genomics Information in a Genetic Selection Program
- Genetic Parameters of Pork Quality Traits
- Genetic Improvement at the Commercial Level Compared to Genetic Progress at the Nucleus Level
- Practical Experience with Swine Fever and Foot and Mouth Disease: Impact of Selection Programs
- Generating High Quality Phenotypic Data
- Group Selection Theory: Lessons Learned from Poultry with Implications to Swine Breeding
- Identification of Novel Genetic Markers in the Pig Using Representational Difference Analysis
- Abstracts Presented
- Identification of QTL Affecting Meat Quality in a Berkshire-Yorkshire 3 Generation Family
- Evidence of Paternally Imprinted QTL Around IGF2 in a Berkshire-Yorkshire Cross
- Evaluation of Duroc vs. Pietrain Sired Progeny for Meat Quality
- Evaluation of Duroc vs. Pietrain Sired Progeny for Carcass Measurements
- 2001 Annual Meeting Minutes
- 2001 Board of Directors Meeting 1
- 2001 Board of Directors Meeting 2
- 2001 Awards
- 2001 Annual Financial Report
- Gene Discovery and Functional Genomics in the Pig
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