El próximo Jueves 12 de noviembre, tendrá lugar en el Salón de Actos de la Facultad de Veterinaria de la Universidad de Zaragoza, la IV Jornada de Cunicultores del Valle del Ebro, organizada por NANTA, S.A. Inscripción abierta a todos los Cunicultores. NO es necesaria inscripción previa
ORGANIZA LA FACC - Federació d'Associacions de Cunicultors de Catalunya Como cada año, y a pesar de las dificultades, nos reunimos para tratar de reconducir y mejorar las condiciones de nuestro sector, que se encuentra inmerso en la peor crisis de la historia, que ha dejado por el camino a muchos compañeros y aun así, [...]
El IRTA participa en Creator Space, que se celebra este año en el Disseny Hub de Barcelona del 26 al 30 de octubre. El encuentro está organizado por la multinacional química alemana BASF, para celebrar su 150 aniversario, y recibe el apoyo tanto del IRTA como de la Agencia de Residuos de Cataluña (ARC). Después [...]
Recordatorio de algunos plazos importantes para el próximo Congreso Mundial de Cunicultura, en China (junio 2016) Fechas importantes: La convocatoria está abierta y se cerrará el 31 de diciembre. Existen fechas límite para la aplicación a las subvenciones . Puedes descargarte una pauta/guía para la preparación del documento. Pauta/Guía Para cualquier otra información: [...]
El Departamento de Ciencia Animal de la Universidad Politécnica de Valencia ha realizado en las últimas décadas un especial esfuerzo hacia la mejora del conocimiento del conejo carne, siendo uno de los referentes mundiales del sector Cunícola. En el año 2006 comienza a gestarse la idea de facilitar a los profesionales del sector un curso [...]
Las Jornadas de la Recherche Cunicole están organizadas desde 1973 por el INRA y ITAVI con la participación de la CBSA. Permite presentar a todas las partes interesadas en el sector del conejo (agricultores , grupos de productores , cooperativas, fabricantes de alimentos y equipos , mataderos , organizaciones profesionales …) los últimos resultados de [...]
Presentación de Posters y Trabajos ASPOC y Apez en colaboración con el Departamento de Ciencia Animal de la Universidad de Tras- os- Montes y Alto Douro ( UTAD ) , organizan la VII Conferencia de ASPOC / VI el Apez , que tendrá lugar los días 29 y 30 de octubre de este año. El [...]
Los días 29 y 30 de octubre de 2015 se van a celebrar en la Universidad de Trás-Os-Montes e Alto Douro de Vila Real (Portugal) las Jornadas de Cunicultura de la Asociación PortVista previauguesa de Cunicultura (ASPOC) en colaboración con la APEZ. Inscripciones y más información
Nueva nave cunícola del IRTA Se trata de una instalación polivalente orientada a la innovación y a ofrecer un mejor servicio a productores, asociaciones y empresas del sector, en la que se continúa los trabajos en genética que el IRTA realiza desde su creación, en 1985, centradas en la selección genética de líneas maternales (líneas [...]
11th World Rabbit Congress La undécima edición del Congreso Mundial de Cunicultura se celebrará en Qingdao, China, del 15 al 18 de junio de 2016, estando prevista una visita técnica el día 19. El plazo de presentación de comunicaciones estará abierto hasta el 31 de diciembre de 2015. Más información en: Web World Rabbit Science [...]
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