Como la situación sanitaria de COVID probablemente no sea lo suficientemente correcta en junio de 2021 para albergar nuestro congreso internacional con un sistema híbrido (participación presencial y online), el comité organizador francés, que quiere proponer al menos un congreso híbrido, con la aprobación de la WRSA, ha decidido posponer el 12o WRC al 3-5 [...]
Además de la bioseguridad y el diagnóstico se hablará de las vacunas, su uso correcto y los controles que serían recomendables para vigilar su eficacia. Se tratarán también algunos aspectos referidos al nuevo virus de la mixomatosis de las liebres y el riesgo que su aparición pudiere tener en la ganadería industrial. Este curso está [...]
La Comisión de Agricultura, Ganadería y Pesca de las Cortes Valencianas ha aprobado facilitar la instalación de pequeños mataderos en aquellas explotaciones de ganadería extensiva que lo requieran. Asimismo, también ha respaldado la propuesta de facilitar la implantación de mataderos móviles en el territorio y de mataderos locales o comarcales que, además, tengan la certificación ecológica. https://carnica.cdecomunicacion.es/noticias/43103/valencia-mataderos-moviles-y-mataderos-en-ganaderia-extensiva
A causa de la pandemia de COVID, el 12th World Rabbit Congress se pospuso al 23-25 de junio de 2021 (en Nantes, Francia). El comité organizador ha estudiado varias opciones para organizar el congreso, teniendo en cuenta los impactos de la pandemia. Obviamente, se depende de las normas nacionales. Sin embargo, el comité organizador ha [...]
Para contener el brote de la enfermedad hemorrágica viral de los conejos tipo 2 (EHVC-T2), el Servicio Nacional de Sanidad, Inocuidad y Calidad Agroalimentaria (Senasica) ordenó la aplicación inmediata de la vacuna de emergencia, en el marco del Dispositivo Nacional de Emergencia de Sanidad Animal (DINESA) puesto en marcha el 26 de junio de 2020. [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Unió de Pagesos insiste en reclamar la creación del Observatorio del conejo en Cataluña para conseguir unos precios de referencia que reflejen la realidad del sector. El sindicato considera que es importante tener al alcance este indicador para evitar situaciones como la de las últimas semanas, en las que el consumo de esta carne ha [...]
Ante la incertidumbre y las restricciones a la movilidad y a las concentraciones de personas derivadas de la pandemia de COVID-19, ASESCU junto con el Instituto Universitario de Biotecnología de la Universidad de Oviedo (coorganizador del Symposium), ha decidido anular el 45 Symposium de Cunicultura de ASESCU previsto para septiembre de 2020. Su celebración, manteniendo [...]
José Ignacio del Campo, Ángela Gómez y su hijo José Ignacio en su nave de Valverde de Campos. Ángela Gómez Herrero se quedó sin trabajo en 2003. Fue, como otros muchos trabajadores por cuenta ajena, despedida de la empresa donde prestaba sus servicios. Y fue entonces cuando decidió ser su propia empleada, trabajar para ella y [...]
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