Report on the CDPQ: Bridging science and business
We visited the CDPQ, Centre de développement du porc du Québec, a commercial farm that operates under a unique collaborative model focused on research.
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A review of environmental enrichment options for pig farms
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EU Livestock 2030: Aligning Policy, Practice & Consumer Expectations
📍 Brussels | European Parliament
📆 18 March 2026 | 12:00–14:00
💻 In-person & Online Participation Available
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Vilomix strengthens international management to accelerate global growth
Group CEO Peter Iversen will take on expanded strategic responsibility, while Frank Kristensen will join as CEO of subsidiary Dansk Vilomix.
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19-Feb-2026Jyga TechnologiesCongratulations on this report about the CDPQ and its key role! Jyga Technologies is proud that its feeding systems help put research at the service of producers’ real needs.
Gene editing meets the pasture:
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By helping cattle stay cooler in hot climates, this innovation supports animal well-being and productivity—a major step forward for more sustainable livestock production as global temperatures rise.
This is another real-world application of how gene editing is delivering practical, everyday benefits for farmers, animals, and the future of food. Follow along in our series on gene editing in action.
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Cattle with a slick coat, enhanced through a small gene edit and approved by the FDA, are better equipped to handle heat stress.
By helping cattle stay cooler in hot climates, this innovation supports animal well-being and productivity—a major step forward for more sustainable livestock production as global temperatures rise.
This is another real-world application of how gene editing is delivering practical, everyday benefits for farmers, animals, and the future of food. Follow along in our series on gene editing in action.
#geneeditinginaction #geneediting #Sustainability #FutureOfFarming #AnimalHealth
FDA Makes Low-Risk Determination for Marketing of Products from Genome-Edited Beef Cattle After Safety Review/PRNewswire/ -- Today, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced it has made a low-risk determination for the marketing of products, including food, from...
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Infographics: Risk Assessment Tool and Indicator Pens
This infographic highlights the practical tool that helps farmers identify potential risk factors when preparing for the production of pigs with undocked tails.
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From AI-assisted sow scoring to PRRS resistance R&D, PIC genetics bring high-tech solutions without the complexity. It’s innovation you can use — today.
Explore how PIC genetics future-proof your farm → Preparing sow farms to deal with complex scenarios Introduction: Why Future-Proofing Matters in Female Pig Genetics For decades, pig production was primarily driven by a singular focus: output...
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