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No farm controls the price, but each one decides how many animals it produces and at what weight it sells them. 333 Latin America spoke with three Colombian producers about the me…
EU pig slaughter is forecast to fall by 0.52% in 2027 to 229.3 million head, according to a USDA Foreign Agricultural Service livestock report on the European Union. Swine invento…
Lot 34, EX 220104, was offered as a 3-in-1 at the Western Cape Nguni Club/Regainer Nguni auction in Darling. The four-year-old cow was sold with a heifer calf at foot, EX 26.430, …
EU pig slaughter is forecast to increase by 0.36% in 2026 to 230.5 million head, according to a USDA Foreign Agricultural Service livestock report on the European Union. The rise …
Queen Arusha (NANK23 001), an in-calf Ankole heifer offered as Lot 20, sold for R6,4 million to an anonymous buyer at the Ntaba Nyoni & Friends auction at Phala Phala near Bela-Be…
Commercial swine herds face pressure every day. The question is, how should genetics advance to support consistent, predictable performance? For PIC, the answer is robustness – wh…
Group photo after the soft launch of plans for the Indonesia-China agricultural and livestock cooperation expo. (Photo: Infovet/Ridwan) Opportunities to strengthen cooperation bet…
Ear and tail biting are behaviours in pigs that cause both welfare problems and financial losses. Data collection of behaviour is difficult at the large scale needed for breeding.…
