Fuente: cunicultura.info Con el final del verano llega la tan ansiada subida de precio en las cotizaciones del conejo para compensar la pérdida de producción del periodo estival con una subida moderada inicial y con unas previsiones de poder aumentar un poco más el precio de venta ya que parece que se están animando las [...]
Papel de la ganadería en el siglo XXI: Opiniones de las sociedades científicas
El encuentro se celebrará el 24 de octubre en el salón de actos del INIA (Ctra. A Coruña Km 7, 5). Esta jornada, organizada por la Unión de Entidades Españolas de Ciencia Animal (UEECA) y con la colaboración del Instituto Nacional de Investigación y Tecnología Agraria y Alimentaria (INIA), quiere fomentar el [...]
Papel de la ganadería en el siglo XXI: Opiniones de las sociedades científicas
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LLAMADA A PRESENTAR COMUNICACIONES 12th World Rabbit Congress 30 Junio a 3 Julio 2020 en Nantes, Francia Fecha límite para enviar una comunicación: 31 diciembre 2019 Envíe su comunicación online: https://colloque.inra.fr/wrc2020/Submission DESCARGAR PDF en español Instrucciones para la presentación de las comunicaciones DOWNLOAD PDF in English Instructions for submission of papers
Para el próximo World Rabbit Congress (1-3 julio 2020, Nantes, Francia), la WRSA convoca becas para jóvenes investigadores de países en vías de desarrollo, destinadas a asistir al congreso. Los candidatos deben enviar online (antes del 15 de noviembre) una comunicación al congreso : https://colloque.inra.fr/wrc2020. Descarga aquí los detalles de la convocatoria para optar a las [...]
La organización del 12º Congreso Mundial de Cunicultura de Nantes (Francia) está en marcha. Está abierto el plazo para la propuesta de comunicaciones, consistente sólo en el título y una breve sinopsis (2-3 líneas), hasta el 15 de septiembre. Para más información: https://colloque.inra.fr/wrc2020
Se acaba de publicar en la web del Ministerio un nuevo documento de indicadores para el sector cunícola, correspondientes al segundo trimestre del año. La intención es realizar un seguimiento de mercado dinámico y actualizado de la carne de conejo. DESCARGAR DOCUMENTO
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Publicadas las actas de las 18 Journées de la Recherche Cunicola celebradas los dias 27-28 de mayo de 2019 en Nantes (Francia). Están disponibles a texto completo en francés y con abstract en inglés en el siguiente enlace: http://world-rabbit-science.com/Other-Proceedings/2019-18th%20Rabbit%20Days/18thJRC.htm
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