Del 27 al 29 de abril de 2018 se celebrará el VI American Rabbit Congress en Goiania (Brasil), en el contexto del congreso "Zootecnia Brasil". La información general del congreso "Zootecnia Brasil" está disponible en: http://www.sbzzootec2018.com.br/index.html y la información específica del VI American Rabbit Congress se encuentra en: https://abwrsa.org/ incluyendo enlaces a la información sobre [...]
Galicia se sitúa cómo la segunda potencia nacional en producción de carne de conejo, sólo superada por Cataluña. Según datos del Ministerio de Agricultura y Pesca, Alimentación y Medio Ambiente (Mapama), en nuestra autonomía se producen anualmente cerca de 15.000 toneladas, cifra que únicamente supera, por poco, la comunidad catalana. En tercera posición se sitúa [...]
La Comisión de Economía del Congreso de los Diputados ha aprobado una Proposición No de Ley (PNL) -presentada por el Grupo Socialista y transaccionada con Unidos Podemos- en la que se pide al Gobierno que modifique la normativa existente para evitar la venta a pérdidas en la cadena alimentaria, muy denunciada por los productores en [...]
La UEECA tiene entre sus funciones dar visibilidad a la investigación científica española sobre Ciencia Animal en el contexto europeo, especialmente en las reuniones organizadas por la Federación Europea de Ciencia Animal (EAAP), para lo que, entre otras acciones, se ha establecido un Fondo de Becas. Por tercer año, se convocan 4 bolsas de viaje [...]
Disponible el libro de actas del 20th International Symposium on the Housing and Diseases of Rabbits, Furproviding Animals and Pet Animals celebrado en Celle (Alemania) DESCARGAR LIBRO DE ACTAS 20th Symposium Celle
Ya está publicado el libro de actas de las 17 Journées de la Recherche Cunicole celebradas en Le Mans (Francia) el 21 y 22 de noviembre de 2017. Disponible para descarga en: http://www.itavi.asso.fr/download/9437
D.Carlos G. Hernández Díaz-Ambrona, en calidad de Presidente del jurado de los Premios Editorial Agrícola Española S.A. comunica los resultados de los Premios Editorial Agrícola. El jurado quiere destacar la alta calidad de las 31 candidaturas recibidas en los diferentes ámbitos de los Premios Editorial Agrícola, y por tanto la compleja y difícil labor de [...]
Convocatoria de cuatro premios anuales en el ámbito de la agricultura, la ganadería y la alimentación. Editorial Agrícola Española abre la convocatoria de sus Premios 2017 para profesionales, empresas u organizaciones con el objetivo de difundir y propagar los conocimientos y progresos agropecuarios y cooperar al desarrollo y perfeccionamiento de cuantos proyectos, trabajos, mejoras, experiencias, [...]
EROSKI y La Federación de Cunicultores de Euskal Herria han presentado el acuerdo de colaboración alcanzado para impulsar la promoción y comercialización de la carne de conejo producido en el País Vasco “Euskal Untxia”. EROSKI lidera la comercialización del conejo que se produce en la comunidad autónoma y con este acuerdo se compromete a potenciar e impulsar la [...]
El día 14 de noviembre Nanta junto con la colabroación de Elanco, celebrará en el marco de la Facultad de Veterinaria de Zaragoza una jornada orientada a profesionales y operadores de la cunicultura. Veterinarios (AVECU), académicos, algunos cunicultores y personas unidas al sector se darán cita en este día que se espera sea de lo [...]
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