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Summary of Autobiographical Data WERNER DANIEL Date of birth: December 28, 1958, Buenos Aires, Argentina Marital Status: Married to Myriam, 3 children Citizenship: Israeli Contacts: Mobile: 972-50-6241526 Office address: Agricultural Center, Rishon Lezion P.O. Box 30, Beit Dagan, Israel. 50250 Phone: 972-3-9485580 E-mail: [email protected] Visit: wernerdaniel.com ACADEMIC STUDIES, 1983-Engineer Agriculture (Farming production). Buenos Aires University. Argentina. 1990- M.Sc. studies in agriculture with distinction at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Faculty of Agriculture, under the supervision of Dr Amichai Arieli Thesis title: An evaluation of the Calorimetric Method for Determining the Available Energy in Ruminant Feedstuffs. 2009-2010. Business Administration studies with distinction. Course ".Tafnit". School administrators and finance. Open University, Israel. 2013. Project Direction Studies. Course ".Tafnit"., School Administrators And Finance, Open University, Israel. ACTIVITIES AND POSITIONS HELD 2020-till now. Head of the Foreign Relations & International; Cooperation. The Center for Foreign Trade and International Cooperation (CFTIC). Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Israel. 2006-2020. Director of Projects and Special Assignments. The Center for Foreign Trade and International Cooperation (CFTIC), ex CINADCO. Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Israel. 2019-2020.Member (Deputy director) of the interministerial commission of the project 'Learning by doing' for university students in Israel. 1991-2006. Ruminant Nutritionist and Dairy Cattle Extension Officer, Ministry of Agriculture, Extension Service, Hemek Hefer area. 1994-2006. State Specialist on Management of Dairy Replacement Heifers. Ministry of Agriculture, Extension Service, Department of Cattle Husbandry, Tel Aviv, Bet- Dagan. 1 pg. 1998-2005. Member of the Professional Regional Commission of the Ministry of Agriculture to evaluate Dairy Farms Planning to cope with environmental regulations. 1999- 2004. Member of the Directorate of the Dairy Cattle Branch of Israel 2002-2004. Member of the Committee of management affairs, Directorate of the Dairy Cattle Branch of Israel (2002 to date). 2004-2005. Member of the Committee of Beef Cattle Production, Directorate of the Dairy Cattle Branch of Israel (2004). 1992-until now. Invited Lecturer, Training course: feeding and managing dairy cattle under heat stress conditions. CINADCO/MASHAV. Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. 2001-2004. Lecturer Course on Calf Rearing; Ruppin College of Agriculture 2001-2004. Lecturer Course on Management of Dairy Heifers; Ruppin College of Agriculture 1982-1984. Director in charge of the administration and production areas of agriculture and livestock of the company “ La Nicolena”, Rufino, Santa Fe, Argentina. 1986-1988. Research assistant at the Department of Animal science, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Faculty of Agriculture, Rehovot. 1991-1999 Invited Lecturer. Course on Advanced Ruminants Nutrition and Feeding (heifers nutrition) and Management of Dairy Heifers. Ruppin College of Agriculture 1988-1990. Industries Center (M.S.) Ltd. Ruminant Nutritionist. In charge of the area of recycled food production for cattle 1984-1985. Beef Cattle Extension Officer, Ministry of Agriculture, Extension Service, Buenos Aires Ministry of agriculture. Rep. Argentina. PUBLICATIONS IN REVIEWED JOURNALS Arieli A. and Werner D. (1989). A comparation between in vitro fermentation heat of feed and dry matter digestibility in artificial rumen. Anim. Feed. Sci. Technol 23:333. Arieli A. and Werner D (1989). Calorimetric determination of the degradation rate of rapidly fermentable organic matter of forages. Anim. Feed. Sci. Technol 24: 295. Shamay A., Werner D., U. Moallem, H. Barash, and I. Bruckental, 2005.Effect of Nursing Management and Skeletal Size at Weaning on Puberty, Skeletal Growth Rate, and Milk Production During First Lactation of Dairy Heifers J.Dairy Sci.88:1460–1469. Uzi Moallem, Werner D., Lehrer H., Zachut M., Livshitz L., Yakobi S., Shamay A., 2010. Long term Effects of Ad Libitum Whole Milk Prior to Weaning and Prepubertal Protein Supplementation on Skeletal Growth Rate and First lactation Production. J.Dairy Sci. 2 pg. Oron Nir, Parmet Y, Werner D, Adin Gaby & Halachmi Ilan. 2017. 3D Computer- vision system for automatically estimating heifer height and body mass. Biosystems Engineering. In Press, Available on Line. GENERAL PUBLICATIONS & BULLETINS Eitam M., Gemil O, Werner D. 1992 . Somatic Cell in Milk, Bulletin, Extension Service Publication, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Israel Werner D. 1997. Monitoring Growth in dairy Heifers. Bulletin, Extension Service Publication, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Israel. Werner, D. and R. Solomon, 2000. Feeding Replacement Heifers. Bulletin, Extension Service Publication, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Israel. Hochman D, Werner D., Medini Shamai. 1997. Economic and Professional survey of Dairy Farms in Hemek Hefer area. Granot-Extension Service Publication, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Israel. Hochman D, Werner D., Medini Shamai. 1998. Economic and Professional survey of Dairy Farms in Hemek Hefer area. Granot-Extension Service Publication, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Israel. Hochman D, Werner D., Medini Shamai. 1999. Economic and Professional survey of Dairy Farms in Hemek Hefer area. Granot-Extension Service Publication, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Israel. Hochman D, Werner D., Medini Shamai. 2000. Economic and Professional survey of Dairy Farms in Hemek Hefer area. Granot-Extension Service Publication, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Israel. Hochman D, Werner D., Medini Shamai. 2001. Economic and Professional survey of Dairy Farms in Hemek Hefer area. Granot-Extension Service Publication, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Israel. Hochman D, Werner D., Medini Shamai. 2002. Economic and Professional survey of Dairy Farms in Hemek Hefer area. Granot-Extension Service Publication, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Israel. Hochman D, Werner D., Medini Shamai. 2003. Economic and Professional survey of Dairy Farms in Hemek Hefer area. Granot-Extension Service Publication, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Israel. Hochman D, Werner D., Medini Shamai. 2004. Economic and Professional survey of Dairy Farms in Hemek Hefer area. Granot-Extension Service Publication, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Israel. 3 pg. SURVEYS AND REPORTS (INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS) Flamembaum I, Werner D. 2007. Proposal for Israel-Thai Cooperation in the Field of Dairy Farming in the Pak Chong Region. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Center for International Cooperation (MASHAV) & Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Center for International Agricultural Development and Cooperation (CINADCO) from Israel. Flamembaum I, Werner D. 2007. Mission Report on the Establishment of a Vietnam-Israel Demonstration Dairy Farm in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) Region Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Center for International Cooperation (MASHAV) & Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Center for International Agricultural Development and Cooperation (CINADCO) from Israel. Lerman Z., Ran-Radnitz D., Roth Z., Werner D. 2007 Uzbekistan: Sustainable Livestock Sector Development. Report of the Israeli expert mission to Uzbekistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Center for International Cooperation (MASHAV). Israel Shlomo & Werner Daniel. 2007. Apreciación y Estudio de los Términos de Referencia para la creación de un marco conceptual y estructura operativa del sistema integrado de extensión rural del MIDA, República de Panamá. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Center for International Cooperation (MASHAV) & Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Center for International Agricultural Development and Cooperation (CINADCO), from Israel. Daniel Werner & Zamsky Joseph. 2007. USAID-MASHAV_MOARD Joint Cooperation Program in Ethiopia. Technical Mission Report: Livestock. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Center for International Cooperation (MASHAV) & Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Center for International Agricultural Development and Cooperation (CINADCO), from Israel. Daniel Werner 2008. Setting Up a Calf & Heifer Raising Program on the Shanghai Dairy Farm of Bright Holstan CO. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Center for International Cooperation (MASHAV) & Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Center for International Agricultural Development and Cooperation (CINADCO), from Israel. Daniel Werner, Avrech T., Halamit O. 2008. Proposals and Recommendations for the Development of the Dairy Sector in the North West Province, Republic of Cameroon. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Center for International Cooperation (MASHAV) & Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Center for International Agricultural Development and Cooperation (CINADCO), from Israel. Ran Salomon, Zukerman E., Werner D., 2009 Sustainable Livestock Sector Development. Nutrition, Management and Forage Growth Aspects. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Center for International Cooperation (MASHAV) & Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Center for International Agricultural Development and Cooperation (CINADCO), from Israel. 4 pg. Daniel Werner & Markovics A. 2009. Proposals and Recommendations for the Development of the Dairy Sector in the Kharkov Region. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Center for International Cooperation (MASHAV)
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