Un equipo de ocho investigadores encabezado por la veterinaria estradense Paula Rodríguez acaba de conseguir el respaldo económico de la Xunta para llevar a cabo un estudio empírico sobre los efectos de las feromonas en los conejos. A través de la convocatoria Iniciativa Xove el equipo ha logrado 5.000 euros que le permitirán poner en [...]
Descárgar desde aquí el Boletín de Intercun-Agosto2020-, de interés para el sector.
Descárgar desde aquí el Boletín de Intercun, de interés para el sector.
La renovación de la Junta Directiva de ASESCU, tuvo lugar tras las elecciones celebradas durante la Asamblea General Ordinaria de ASESCU, que se realizó virtualmente el 14 de julio de 2020 a las 18:00 horas ASESCU da la bienvenida al nuevo Presidente (Juanjo Pascual), Vicepresidente 2º (Mario Malo) y vocal 5º (Mariam Pascual), deseándoles un [...]
Farmin Livestock Training organiza para la segunda semana de julio un curso de nutrición cunícola online impartida por el Dr. Javier García Alonso, uno de los investigadores y especialistas en nutrición cunícola más relevantes de la actualidad. Los próximos 6 al 9 de Julio FARMIN Livestock Training realizará una Masterclass de Nutrición de Conejo online [...]
El actual triángulo clave del sector pecuario: SARS-CoV-2 // Seguridad Alimentaria // Implicaciones económicas. Preguntas y respuestas El próximo 25 de junio, a las 18,30 horas, tendrá lugar la 2ª parte de la Mesa redonda virtual Ágora Top Gan Las inscripciones para esta Mesa Virtual son gratuitas en el enlace: https://jornadas.agoratopgan.com/jornada-topgan-junio-2020.html Marco de difusión en [...]
INTERCUN ha dirigido una carta al secretario General de Agricultura, Fernando Miranda, en la que solicita que se tenga en cuenta al sector cunícola a la hora de recibir ayudas de la Administración, por la caída de las ventas en el canal HORECA, como consecuencia de la pandemia provocada por la COVID-19. En su carta, INTERCUN ha expuesto [...]
El sector cunícola se pone al día, gracias a ASESCU e INTERCUN El nuevo Boletín de Cunicultura, difundido por la Asociación Española de Cunicultura (ASESCU) y la Interprofesional de Carne de Conejo (INTERCUN), se ha consolidado como la publicación de referencia en el mundo cunícola
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Los productores de avicultura de carne y de puesta, así como los de conejo y caracoles podrán suscribir el seguro para sus explotaciones a partir del próximo 1 de junio, según las normativas publicadas este miércoles en el Boletín Oficial del Estado (BOE). (...)LEER MÁS
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