Mohamed Ghazal

Experienced Senior Veterinarian with over 25 years of expertise in managing dairy and sheep farming operations. Skilled in large herd management, health examinations, and implementing effective breeding and vaccination programs. Seeking a position as a Farm Manager or Senior Veterinarian to contribute commitment to animal welfare and drive productivity and profitability.

1. Successfully implemented a comprehensive herd health program, resulting in a significant 30% reduction in overall disease incidence and improved animal well-being. Additionally, treatment expenses decreased by 60%, and dangerous diseases were eradicated, ensuring long-term herd health and sustainability.

2. Enhanced breeding programs for sheep and goats, increasing the annual birth rate from 65% to 85%. Effective breeding strategies led to higher twinning rates, improved productivity, and profitability. Introduction of new breeds met market demand and customer satisfaction with transformed meat color.

3. Implemented efficient record-keeping and data analysis systems, such as the BOVISYNC software, revolutionizing monitoring and management of animal health and performance indicators. Accurate tracking enabled timely interventions and informed decision-making for improved herd management.

4. Established strong partnerships with local veterinary clinics and suppliers, ensuring easy access to medications and supplies. This collaboration improved animal well-being and reduced treatment expenses by 20%, enhancing financial sustainability.

5. Implemented a pasture management plan, optimizing grazing efficiency and achieving a 10% increase in lamb weight gain. This initiative reduced feed costs, optimized resource utilization, and fostered healthy herd growth.

6. Collaborated with nutritionists to optimize feed, resulting in a 15% cost reduction and 25% increase in growth rates. Cost-effective alternatives like MIXFORAGE+ ensured optimal nutrition, saving 624,000 AED annually.

7. Implemented stringent biosecurity measures, achieving a 0% mortality rate from contagious diseases. These measures minimized disease transmission risks and safeguarded herd health.

8. Dedicated my efforts to training 60 laborers in sheep and dairy farm operations, resulting in enhanced workforce competence and optimized herd management.

In the context of dairy cow management:

1. Demonstrated expertise in improving herd fertility by 15%, increasing conception rates by 8%, and boosting calf production for enhanced farm productivity and profitability.

2. Decreased calving interval to 12 months, resulting in a 16% increase in annual calf production. This optimization improved profitability and operational efficiency.

3. Implemented accurate heat synchronization, achieving 95% mating accuracy and 75% success rate in artificial insemination (AI). This enhanced breeding efficiency, genetic selection, and overall breeding outcomes.

4. Successfully secured a milk supply contract with the largest dairy, meeting rigorous health standards free from zoonotic diseases, maintaining a low somatic cell count (SCC), and ensuring freedom from Escherichia coli (E. coli) contamination.

1. "Biosecurity in Poultry Farm" - Emirates Magazine

2. "Endless Story" - Emirates Magazine

3. "How to Put this Genie Back in the Bottle?" - Emirates Magazine

4. "Rabies" - Emirates Magazine

5. "Sheep Transportation" - Emirates Magazine

6. "The Procedures We Should Followed When Disease Spread" - Emirates Magazine

7. "Veterinary Career" - Emirates Magazine

8. "Veterinary Day" - (Publication name not provide)

1. Animal Disease Diagnosis Activities - Pendik Animal Disease Central Research Institute, Istanbul, Turkey 1994

2. Development of Food Safety Profile (Organized in collaboration with WHO/EMRO, the General Secretariat of Municipalities, and Ministry of Health), Dubai, UAE 2004

3. XXII WORLD'S POULTRY CONGRESS (World's Poultry Science Association), Istanbul, Turkey 2004

4. FAO/MAF Implementation of the WTO Agreement on Agriculture SPS Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures, Dubai, UAE

5. Judgment Inspector, Dubai, UAE

6. MAF CITES, Dubai, UAE

7. Mastitis (Treatment & Control) Round Table - Contribution of Boehringer Ingelheim to reduce mastitis losses in the farm and economics impacted on each segment (milk quality & quantities & culling rate), Al Ain, UAE

8. Mastitis Control & Quality Milk Symposium in Larnaca - Intervet Schering-Plough Animal Health, Cyprus

9. Mycotoxins - The Hidden Threats to Dairy Farms - Technical Seminar - Neovia & ARATAT Enterprise, Al Ain, UAE

10. NSD - Smarter Solutions, Smarter Prevention, Smarter Connections

11. Nutristar Co. Technical conference - visit of the plant, laboratory, experimental farm, private farms, and SPACE Exhibition (the international livestock trade fair), France

12. OIE/FAO International Scientific Conference on Avian Influenza, Paris, France

13. Optimizing Dairy Production through Nutrition in the Middle East - Lallemand, France - Dana Co., Al Ain

14. Pfizer Animal Health Sheep Customer Partnership Days Symposium, Athens, Greece

15. Reproduction & Milk Quality Technical Seminar - MSD Animal Health, Dubai

16. Seminar American Soybean Association - Poultry Diseases & Nutrition, Dubai, UAE

17. Sheep & BRD Training - GD Animal Health Academy, Netherlands (2018)

18. Smarter Solutions, Smarter Prevention, Smarter Connections – MSD

19. Vaccination Production - Vaccination Programs - Visit to Dairy Farms and visit Facilities (Porrino, Spain) - CZ Veterinaria Co., Spain

20. Workshop and representation on Climate Variable the Development of a Model to Forecast the potential of Rift Valley fever virus activity in the Middle East and Greater Horn of Africa - OIE, Port Said, Egypt 2004

21. Workshop on Meat & Livestock Australia

22. Workshop on Biosecurity, Dubai 2004

23. Advanced in Managing Small Ruminants Reproduction in Arid Environments - ICARDA, IMV CEVA, Jordan 2017

1. Successfully implemented a comprehensive herd health program, resulting in a significant 30% reduction in overall disease incidence and improved animal well-being. Additionally, treatment expenses decreased by 60%, and dangerous diseases were eradicated, ensuring long-term herd health and sustainability.

2. Enhanced breeding programs for sheep and goats, increasing the annual birth rate from 65% to 85%. Effective breeding strategies led to higher twinning rates, improved productivity, and profitability. Introduction of new breeds met market demand and customer satisfaction with transformed meat color.

3. Implemented efficient record-keeping and data analysis systems, such as the BOVISYNC software, revolutionizing monitoring and management of animal health and performance indicators. Accurate tracking enabled timely interventions and informed decision-making for improved herd management.

4. Established strong partnerships with local veterinary clinics and suppliers, ensuring easy access to medications and supplies. This collaboration improved animal well-being and reduced treatment expenses by 20%, enhancing financial sustainability.

5. Implemented a pasture management plan, optimizing grazing efficiency and achieving a 10% increase in lamb weight gain. This initiative reduced feed costs, optimized resource utilization, and fostered healthy herd growth.

6. Collaborated with nutritionists to optimize feed, resulting in a 15% cost reduction and 25% increase in growth rates. Cost-effective alternatives like MIXFORAGE+ ensured optimal nutrition, saving 624,000 AED annually.

7. Implemented stringent biosecurity measures, achieving a 0% mortality rate from contagious diseases. These measures minimized disease transmission risks and safeguarded herd health.

8. Dedicated my efforts to training 60 laborers in sheep and dairy farm operations, resulting in enhanced workforce competence and optimized herd management.

In the context of dairy cow management:

1. Demonstrated expertise in improving herd fertility by 15%, increasing conception rates by 8%, and boosting calf production for enhanced farm productivity and profitability.

2. Decreased calving interval to 12 months, resulting in a 16% increase in annual calf production. This optimization improved profitability and operational efficiency.

3. Implemented accurate heat synchronization, achieving 95% mating accuracy and 75% success rate in artificial insemination (AI). This enhanced breeding efficiency, genetic selection, and overall breeding outcomes.

4. Successfully secured a milk supply contract with the largest dairy, meeting rigorous health standards free from zoonotic diseases, maintaining a low somatic cell count (SCC), and ensuring freedom from Escherichia coli (E. coli) contamination.

1. "Biosecurity in Poultry Farm" - Emirates Magazine

2. "Endless Story" - Emirates Magazine

3. "How to Put this Genie Back in the Bottle?" - Emirates Magazine

4. "Rabies" - Emirates Magazine

5. "Sheep Transportation" - Emirates Magazine

6. "The Procedures We Should Followed When Disease Spread" - Emirates Magazine

7. "Veterinary Career" - Emirates Magazine

8. "Veterinary Day" - (Publication name not provide)

1. Animal Disease Diagnosis Activities - Pendik Animal Disease Central Research Institute, Istanbul, Turkey 1994

2. Development of Food Safety Profile (Organized in collaboration with WHO/EMRO, the General Secretariat of Municipalities, and Ministry of Health), Dubai, UAE 2004

3. XXII WORLD'S POULTRY CONGRESS (World's Poultry Science Association), Istanbul, Turkey 2004

4. FAO/MAF Implementation of the WTO Agreement on Agriculture SPS Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures, Dubai, UAE

5. Judgment Inspector, Dubai, UAE

6. MAF CITES, Dubai, UAE

7. Mastitis (Treatment & Control) Round Table - Contribution of Boehringer Ingelheim to reduce mastitis losses in the farm and economics impacted on each segment (milk quality & quantities & culling rate), Al Ain, UAE

8. Mastitis Control & Quality Milk Symposium in Larnaca - Intervet Schering-Plough Animal Health, Cyprus

9. Mycotoxins - The Hidden Threats to Dairy Farms - Technical Seminar - Neovia & ARATAT Enterprise, Al Ain, UAE

10. NSD - Smarter Solutions, Smarter Prevention, Smarter Connections

11. Nutristar Co. Technical conference - visit of the plant, laboratory, experimental farm, private farms, and SPACE Exhibition (the international livestock trade fair), France

12. OIE/FAO International Scientific Conference on Avian Influenza, Paris, France

13. Optimizing Dairy Production through Nutrition in the Middle East - Lallemand, France - Dana Co., Al Ain

14. Pfizer Animal Health Sheep Customer Partnership Days Symposium, Athens, Greece

15. Reproduction & Milk Quality Technical Seminar - MSD Animal Health, Dubai

16. Seminar American Soybean Association - Poultry Diseases & Nutrition, Dubai, UAE

17. Sheep & BRD Training - GD Animal Health Academy, Netherlands (2018)

18. Smarter Solutions, Smarter Prevention, Smarter Connections – MSD

19. Vaccination Production - Vaccination Programs - Visit to Dairy Farms and visit Facilities (Porrino, Spain) - CZ Veterinaria Co., Spain

20. Workshop and representation on Climate Variable the Development of a Model to Forecast the potential of Rift Valley fever virus activity in the Middle East and Greater Horn of Africa - OIE, Port Said, Egypt 2004

21. Workshop on Meat & Livestock Australia

22. Workshop on Biosecurity, Dubai 2004

23. Advanced in Managing Small Ruminants Reproduction in Arid Environments - ICARDA, IMV CEVA, Jordan 2017