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Mexico: increase in pork production expected
Replacement rate vs. staff turnover
We are all well aware of how important it is to have a correct replacement rate, BUT are we aware of the importance and costs related to staff turnover?
We are reaching the bottom level. The end of the waterfall
Our prices will still fall, with slight drops, but it will fall, until reaching a point in which all the pigs that can be slaughtered will be slaughtered. The bottom price cannot be very far away…
Pork Quarterly Q4 2017: Steady growth in production brings trade into sharper focus
“If you are offered a seat on a rocket, don’t ask which one, just get on!”
The sentence of the title is a quote from Sheryl Sandburg, COO Facebook. Contrary to all the headline grabbing scary stuff about dictators with missiles and itchy fingers, we appear to be entering a period of wide spread global economic recovery and potential prosperity that will drive big benefits to billions of people and some very special good news for pork producers worldwide.
Argentina: increase in pig production
Global pork production is forecast up
Mexico records the highest livestock production in history
Other alternatives for the control of salmonella in pigs?
We must come up with new strategies. The objective would be to prevent the animals going for slaughter from shedding Salmonella when they arrive at the abattoir, since they are the biggest responsible for carcass contamination.
Growing production of pork combined with falling exports could lead to lower prices
Japan: hog slaughter and pork production in 2017
Germany: Tierwohl Initiative, improving welfare to improve the end product
Global consumer trends and the opportunity for American agriculture
Cherkizovo Group ranks as Russia’s top meat producer
Transition to diets without zinc oxide (2/2): additives
It is difficult for a single additive to mimic the effect of the addition of antibiotics or ZnO. This is why we need to combine groups of additives in water and feed, so they act both, as prevention and treatment.