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Benchmark: when only the best will do

18-May-2011
Experienced pig nutritionist Geoff Handley of Highspec Rural Services credits the recent push by Australia’s Pork Cooperative Research Centre (Pork CRC) to implement a national performance benchmarking program for motivating higher production levels in most of the 10 Queensland farms he consults to.

ACMC: Pig welfare remains a big issue

18-May-2011
Welfare will continue to be a big issue in the pig industry and genetic selection for improved efficiency and ethics are not necessarily antagonistic to ethical production. Genetic selection can improve welfare and increase production ethically, Ed Sutcliffe told a Yorkshire conference organised by international pig-breeding company ACMC.

Bio-Energy-Expo in China

16-May-2011
From 18 to 20 May 2011, over 30 companies will bring the latest technologies and biogas management to Chinese visitors in Qingdao · More than 200 to attend the 2nd International Bio-Energy Conference on 19 May 2011

Cherkizovo Group acquires Mosselprom to complete the largest transaction in Russia's agroindustrial sector

16-May-2011
As part of the transaction to acquire Mosselprom, Cherkizovo Group has paid $42.1 mln in cash from the Group’s own funds. Given these funds have already been disbursed, the Group has amended the text of its announcement under ‘Terms of Transaction’. The original text stated “the remaining $42.1 mln will be paid in cash”, while the amended text states “the remaining $42.1 mln has been paid in cash” – this is the only revision to the announcement.

Pig & Poultry LIVE

13-May-2011
Time for strong leadership and a united approach in order for the industry to make key decisions on PAP, and capitalise on consumers’ openness to learn about GM, were the key findings from the headline debate at this year’s Pig & Poultry LIVE, Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire, on 11 May.

ACMC: Focus on feed conversion

04-May-2011
Pig producers intent on surviving the current pig crisis could save themselves thousands of pounds by utilising a little knowledge, according to Matthew Curtis, managing director of ACMC.