COMUNICADO DEL COMITÉ ORGANIZADOR DEL 12th WORLD RABBIT CONGRESS : Dada la situación actual relacionada con la difusión mundial de COVID-19, el comité organizador del 12th World Rabbit Congress , de acuerdo con la junta de WRSA, ha decidido posponer el Congreso, que originalmente se planeó del 30 de junio al 1 de julio en [...]
Desde l’Éleveur de Lapins nos comunican: "A pesar de las condiciones de producción muy difíciles vinculadas a la crisis del coronavirus, nuestros equipos se movilizaron para que la edición de l’Éleveur de Lapins de marzo de 2020 estuviera disponible a tiempo. Debida a esta situación que no nos permite llevar a cabo la impresión y [...]
El Copa-Cogega ha elaborado un informe sobre el impacto de la pandemia del Coronavirus en cada uno de los sectores agrarios a nivel de la UE: Lácteos: Ya se observan varias señales de posibles perturbaciones futuras.(...) Vino y aceite de oliva: Riesgo de acumulación de excedentes cerca de la próxima campaña de cosecha. (...) Flores [...]
Para ayudar a hacer frente a la crisis sanitaria, HIPRA cede sus nuevos laboratorios a hospitales para el análisis de muestras y la fabricación de respiradores con impresoras 3D En HIPRA hemos llegado a un acuerdo con las autoridades sanitarias que permitirá a los principales hospitales de la provincia de Girona hacer uso de gran parte de [...]
Ya está abierto el periodo de inscripción al Congreso Mundial de Cunicultura: https://colloque.inrae.fr/wrc2020/Registration El comité organizador del WRC está bien informado sobre el brote de COVID-19, y ha analizado la cuestión. El World Rabbit Congress se celebrará según lo programado en Nantes (Francia) (30 junio-3 julio). Se tomarán todas las precauciones para asegurar una comodidad [...]
Según los datos del último informe sobre sacrificios de animales que publica el Ministerio de Agricultura, recogidos por la Interprofesional Intercun, la producción de carne de conejo en el año 2019 descendió un 5,6% hasta alcanzar las 52.662 toneladas. Este descenso contrasta con los incrementos registrados en carne de vacuno, ovino y aves. (...NOTICIA COMPLETA...)
La Consejería de Desarrollo Rural de Cantabria ha publicado a través del Boletín Oficial de la comunidad (BOC), la orden de ayudas de hasta 20.000 euros para las pequeñas y medianas explotaciones de cría de conejos para el año 2020. Podrá ser beneficiario cualquier persona física o jurídica, incluidas las sociedades cooperativas y sociedades agrarias [...]
Feria Internacional para la Producción Animal (FIGAN), que tendrá lugar del 23 al 26 de marzo de 2021 en las instalaciones de Feria de Zaragoza. FIGAN se convertirá, una vez más, en el punto de encuentro del sector pecuario en la Península Ibérica. El mundo ganadero se da cita en Zaragoza. El profesional ganadero va [...]
Vitor Mejuto En la facultad de Veterinaria de Lugo consideran que esta técnica podría reducir el estrés en granjas y mascotas. Las feromonas, esas sustancias químicas naturales que producen los seres vivos y que provocan en ellos reacciones inconscientes, podrían ayudar a mejorar el bienestar de los conejos. Esa es la teoría con [...]
MARÍA LUZ DE SANTOS. DIRECTORA GERENTE DE INTERCUN Para hacer frente a la caída del consumo y de la producción, el sector de la carne de conejo prioriza satisfacer las demandas de los consumidores. En este sentido, lleva años trabajando por adaptar su sistema productivo en aras de mejorar el bienestar de los [...]
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