Gastrónoma ofrece una degustación de arroz elaborado con carne de conejo CV La reciente edición de Gastrónoma ha contado con la participación de la Asociación para la Promoción de la Carne de Conejo CV suministrando las piezas con las que el que el cocinero Alfonso Mira ha elaborado su afamado arroz con conejo y caracoles [...]
El secretario general de Agricultura y Alimentación, Carlos Cabanas, presidió ayer el Consejo General de Organizaciones Interprofesionales Agroalimentarias (OIAs), que ha informado favorablemente la modificación de la extensión de norma en el sector cunícola. Mediante esta modificación se establece la nueva cuantía de las aportaciones económicas obligatorias en el sector, reduciendo la contribución de la [...]
"Moments de reinventar-se per al sector cunícola català" Intentando buscar soluciones en las dificultades que vive este sector, se ha encontrado la forma de poder trabajar conjuntamente mataderos y cunicultores para un mismo objetivo. Y, en esta sinergia ha sido presente el DARP, participando activamente hasta ahora, para dar el apoyo que el sector se [...]
El próximo Jueves 10 de noviembre se celebrará en el salón de actos de la Facultad de Veterinaria de la Universidad de Zaragoza, la V Jornada de cunicultura del Valle del Ebro con el tema " Trabajar mejor para encarar un futuro desafiante", organizado por Nanta. DESCARGAR PROGRAMA
Organizado por la Egyptian Rabbit Science Association, Faculty of Agriculture, Zagazig University en colaboración with la World Rabbit Science Association, (WRSA) Fecha: 8-11 marzo de 2017 Lugar: Hurghada, Egipto. DESCARGAR INFORMACIÓN COMPLETA
El jueves 29 de septiembre, las organizaciones profesionales agrarias, Cooperativas Agro-alimentarias, la Asociación Sectorial Cunícula CUNIBER, la Asociación de Mataderos MADECUN y los tres mayores mataderos de España se reunieron para debatir sobre la situación del sector y las medidas a tomar para mejorarla. Durante la reunión se puso de manifiesto la grave situación económica [...]
De izquierda a derecha: Rodrigo Cuadriello, veterinario de Grupo Hermi; Carlos Santos, responsable de Informática de la empresa; el decano de la Faculta de Comercio de Valladolid, José Antonio Salvador Insúa, y el consejero delegado de Grupo Hermi, Santiago Miguel. IV Jornada de Formación que celebra Grupo Hermi en la Facultad de Comercio [...]
El 9 de noviembre de 2016, la Asociación Portuguesa de Cunicultura (ASPOC) celebrará las VIII Jornadas de Cunicultura en la ciudad de Oporto (Portugal). Más información del evento en la web: VIII Jornadas de Cunicultura da ASPOC DESCARGAR DOSSIER JORNADAS ASPOC 2016
La Consellería de Medio Rural de la Xunta informa de que 173 explotaciones cunícolas de Galicia se van a ver beneficiadas de la orden de ayudas convocada por este departamento para paliar las dificultades por las que está pasando el sector. Se trata de la primera vez que este sector dispone de unas ayudas públicas [...]
La Conselleria de Agricultura de la Comunidad Valenciana destinará en 2016 un total de 450.000 euros a ayudas a las explotaciones dedicadas a la cunicultura en la Comunitat Valenciana, con la finalidad de conseguir el mantenimiento de su actividad. El Diari Oficial de la Comunitat Valenciana (DOCV)í publicó la pasada semana las bases reguladoras y, [...]
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