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This two-days international scientific conference brought together animal nutritionists from the industry and academy.

The project will enable farmers produce pigs which meet their needs and preferences as well as the market demand.

This workshop was an opportunity for 30 participants from 15 countries in Europe and Asia, to exchange about the latest experimental results and applications of HiZox^® and CoRouge^®.

Following the launch of the innovative phytogenic feed additive at VIV Asia in March, BIOMIN continues the global rollout by applying for zootechnical status in the EU.

Their effectiveness was altered according to whether they were used on dry, porous surfaces or in wet situations in the presence of organic matter.

It is important that the back-up emergency ventilation system is triggered as soon as the alarm goes off so the mechanism operating the inlets and outlets must be checked.

The Kick-Off is carried out in order of ILDEX Indonesia 2017, which will be held in October 18th-20th, 2017 at Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran, Jakarta.

New crop variability can negatively affect feed conversion and other production indicators, impacting performance and profits. In a bid to tackle this, more producers are using information provided by the latest NIR (near infrared spectroscopy) technology.

The facility will house up to 150 animals. It will be used by about 300 students each year for studying courses such as livestock systems, animal science, pork production and animal health.

Produmix has been awarded with the Innovative SME Recognition, by the Spanish Ministry of Economy.

HIPRA presents PREVIRON^®, its new gleptoferron iron for the prevention of ferropenic anaemia in piglets.

Animine is pleased to announce that it appointed two new people: Kostas Lymperopoulos and Shengsheng Li.

Serão said he hopes and expects to be able to introduce new traits that are heritable, easy to measure and economically important, into selection indices, with the objective of improving genetic response for reproductive performance in sows and boars.

First held in 1987 in Albury, New South Wales, the biennial Australasian Pig Science Association Conference, this year to be held at the Grand Hyatt, Melbourne, Victoria, November 19-22, will hear the latest science behind seasonal fertility, courtesy of Dr Ray King and Professor Alan Tilbrook will review advances in animal welfare.