La Jornada Técnica sobre “Uso Prudente de Antibióticos en Cunicultura” tendrá lugar el día 26 de septiembre en el Salón de Actos de la Facultad de Veterinaria de la Universidad de Zaragoza a las 17'00horas Esta actividad se enmarca en el Grupo Operativo 2018 titulado IDCURA "Innovación y Divulgación en Cunicultura ante la Reducción del [...]
El próximo 24 de septiembre tendrá lugar en Madrid el ‘Infoday sobre Registro de Medicamentos Veterinarios y Productos Zoosanitarios en especies menores’, organizado por la Fundación Vet+i con la colaboración de la Agencia Española de Medicamentos y Productos Sanitarios (AEMPS). LEER EVENTO COMPLETO
Nanta acaba de hacer público los resultados de las acciones realizadas durante 2017 para reducir el uso de antimicrobianos en ganadería. Con respecto a los datos de 2016, la compañía ha reducido un 18 % el uso total, destacando especialmente la avicultura y el porcino como motores de esa reducción –68 y 23 por ciento [...]
A todos los Investigadores, Como os informamos en el último Symposium de ASESCU se ha creado un Grupo Operativo (GO) sobre desmedicalización en cunicultura liderado por INTERCUN. ASESCU participa en dicho GO como vínculo con los diferentes grupos de investigación. Previamente a definir las líneas de investigación en desmedicalización que desarrolle el GO, INTERCUN nos [...]
El Colegio de comisarios decidió ayer registrar una iniciativa ciudadana europea titulada «End the Cage Age» (Pongamos fin a la Era de las Jaulas). Los objetivos declarados de la iniciativa ciudadana propuesta son poner fin al «trato inhumano de los animales de granja» enjaulados. Los organizadores piden a la Comisión que proponga legislación para prohibir [...]
Dirección del evento: Hotel AXOR Barajas C/ Campezo nº4. 28022 Madrid) Ponte en contacto con nosotros en el (34) 91 088 31 22 o escribe a secretaria@vetmasi.es INSCRIPCIONES ABIERTAS HASTA EL 12 DE SEPTIEMBRE DE 2018 ENLACE INSCRIPCIÓN
El Hospital Clínico Veterinario HCV CEU acoge la jornada de presentación de este proyecto del Ministerio, con la participación de los presidentes de las principales asociaciones del sector: INTERCUN, AVECU y ASESCU Eduardo González, presidente de INTERCUN; el decano de Veterinaria de la CEU UCH José Terrado; Mari Luz de Santos, directora de INTERCUN; Juan Manuel Corpa, catedrático de la CEU UCH y presidente de [...]
Convocatoria de JORNADA TÉCNICA GRUPO OPERATIVO IDCURA COORDINADA POR INTERCUN y dirigido a todos los cunicultores Tendrá lugar el 24/07/2018 a las 17h. en la Universidad CEU Cardenal Herrera. Hospital clínico Veterinario CI Ramón y Cajal s/n. 461 15 Alfara del Patriarca-Valencia INFORMACIÓN COMPLETA EN ESTE ENLACE
En la Universidad de Kaposvar (Hungría), bajo iniciativa de Katalin Szendrő, se está realizando un estudio internacional sobre el consumo de carne de conejo, mediante encuestas. La encuesta, en idioma español, puede rellenarse en el siguiente enlace: PINCHA AQUÍ PARA REALIZAR LA ENCUESTA La encuesta estará disponible hasta el 30 de septiembre de 2018 y se [...]
El próximo 25 de Julio a las 17h tendrá lugar en la Paraninfo de la Facultad Veterinaria de la Universidad de León, la convocatoria Jornada técnica Grupo Operativo IDCURA coordinada por Intercun con el siguiente programa: Ponencia sobre el Plan Nacional de Reducción de antibióticos en Cunicultura: Retos y avances. Ponencia sobre alternativas en granjas [...]
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