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Post-weaning Colibacillosis Sustainable Control Seminars Organized by IDT Biologika
Produmix reinforces its international presence at EuroTier 2014
Topigs Norsvin Genetics In Brazil’s Top 10
Feed Additives Needed to Combat Multiple Mycotoxin Presence: Takeaway from 8th World Mycotoxin Forum
Gestation vs. lactation rations: Feed sows according to stage to promote consistent production

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Cargill launches new nutrition program to deliver better feed efficiency for finisher pigs
PIC China's 2014 Symposium Maps Future
BPEX: Inspiration from the Irish on pig housing
New marketing manager in Produmix
Svenska Köttföretagen new distributor of Topigs Norsvin in Sweden
HKScan Sweden joins Svenska Köttföretagen and streamlines its legal structure and operations

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Cargill Wins Order of Excellence Award from Excellence Canada
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Massive saving from small increases in feed conversion efficiency
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Osborne signs agreement with Plasson do Brasil to distribute pig production equipment in Brazil
Research proposals sought to target Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus
Cargill contributes $2.46 million to Canadian Feed Research Center

