Global pig nutrition experts envisage redefining pig nutrition at the Alltech China Pig Nutritional Meeting
Chinese swine production had increased by 22% in the last 10 years making China by far the largest pig producer in the world.
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EuroTier 2012: The world's largest exhibition for animal husbandry
Record participation with 2,445 exhibitors from 51 countries.
Netherlands: consumers once again increase spending on sustainable food
The highest growth was seen in the meat/cold cuts sector.
Russia: Rosselkhoznadzor has started inspection of Romanian pork plants
The Rosselkhoznadzor has started inspection of Romanian beef, pork, milk and meat plants involved in deliveries to the CU territory.
France: reduction in pig production
During the first nine months of this year, the pig production in France has fallen a 2%.
Ireland, Northern Ireland and the province of Bolzano (Italy) free of Aujeszky’s disease
Ireland, the United Kingdom as regards Northern Ireland and Italy as regards the province of Bolzano have submitted documentation to the European Commission.
Producers discuss latest research at Purina Animal Nutrition Center
Close to 100 U.S. swine producers and industry leaders recently traveled to Purina Animal Nutrition LLC’s Swine VIP event in St. Louis, Mo., to discuss the latest research in sow nutrition and management.
Animal health: key prerequisite for reducing the use of antibiotics in livestock husbandry
Decisions for sustainable reduction of antibiotic use must focus on expert competence and be geared to maintaining and/or improving animal health.
Vyacheslav Shport, Governor of the Khabarovsk Region, visited Cherkizovo Group’s pork cluster in the Lipetsk region
On 13 November Vyacheslav Shport, the Governor of the Khabarovsk Region, and Alexander Yats, the Head of the Lazo local District Administration, visited the Lipetsk region and toured Cherkizovo’s Lipetskmyasoprom pork cluster.
Success for JSR at University of Kent Innovation Awards
JSR received two awards for their collaborative work with the University of Kent and ‘The Bridge’ IVF Centre in London, for their work in to pig embryo generation and transportation.
Attention to details is key
Fonseca is a weaned-pig specialist at New Fashion Pork in Alpha, Minn., where he directly oversees 25,000 pigs through the wean-to-finish phase.
Hypor moves into a new era of genomic selection
Genomic Selection is a technique method developed by Hypor’s team of esteemed research scientists that have not only developed an innovative solution for the pig market, but have addressed the industry approach to genetic selection.
Alltech founder Dr. Pearse Lyons receives award for connecting Irish and American Business
Irish-born entrepreneur Dr. Pearse Lyons, president and founder of Alltech, has received the Ireland-U.S. Council’s Award for Outstanding Achievement for strengthening economic ties between the United States and Ireland.
Tesco announces £25 million investment in British farming
This is the first time in the UK that a retailer has had direct contracts with livestock farmers alone, rather than suppliers and processors too.
Productivity need not suffer with group sow housing
The move to group-sow housing — following Europe’s partial ban on sow stalls in January — doesn’t have to mean a drop in herd productivity.
The Spanish livestock breeding equipment industry strengthens its position at EuroTier 2012
38 Spanish companies take part in EuroTier 2012 coordinated by AGRAGEX and with the support of ICEX (Spanish Foreign Trade Institute).