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Industry and government must help producers prepare for new German castration ban, pig vet says

Jan 30, 2019Comments Off on Industry and government must help producers prepare for new German castration ban, pig vet says

With new legislation in Germany banning castration without full anesthesia starting in 2021, the time for producers to make changes is now, a swine veterinarian says.

Interviews, PGT US, Pig Care, Podcasts, TOPICS, Videos

Castration alternative boosting efficiency, quality and welfare in Brazil

Dec 05, 2018Comments Off on Castration alternative boosting efficiency, quality and welfare in Brazil

Pig producers in Brazil are improving efficiency, quality and welfare standards thanks to a novel alternative to physical castration, says a prominent swine veterinarian and meat scientist.

Global TOP NEWS, PGT GLOBAL, Pig Care, Podcasts, Videos

Castration alternative boosting efficiency, quality and welfare in Brazil

Dec 05, 2018Comments Off on Castration alternative boosting efficiency, quality and welfare in Brazil

Pig producers in Brazil are improving efficiency, quality and welfare standards thanks to a novel alternative to physical castration, says a prominent swine veterinarian and meat scientist.
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