pig production

A modern farm by Cherkizovo in Lipetsk region. - Photo: Vincent ter Beek

03-04-2021 | News

‘Russia has become the world’s 5th largest pork producer’

Swine farm that is about to be taken in use in Kazakhstan. - Photo: Friedrich-Wilhelm Busse

23-03-2021 | News

Ukrainian plans for a breeding farm in Kazakhstan

A pig in its pen in the outskirts of Kampala, Uganda. Photo courtesy of the More Pork project under the CGIAR Research Program on Livestock. - Photo K. DhanjiILRI

22-03-2021 | News

Rising temperatures hamper pig production in East Africa

Podcast: Overcoming pig production challenges in Ghana

10-03-2021 | News

Podcast: Overcoming pig production challenges in Ghana

A Lar truck ready to bring feed to neighbouring farms at a feed plant in Santa Helena, Paraná state, Brazil. - Photo: Vincent ter Beek

08-03-2021 | News

Lar invests € 370 million in poultry and pig chains

Pork abundantly for sale in a shop in Vancouver, BC, Canada. - Photo: Shutterstock

08-02-2021 | News

Rabobank: Pork supplies to grow again in 2021

Most probably as from next year, all pigs will have to have a label, tag or mark for traceability purposes. - Photo: Marcel van Hoorn

03-02-2021 | News

Russia: Mandatory labelling of pigs likely in 2022

Photo: Real P3

27-01-2021 | News

Podcast: A different angle to meat decisions

Miratorg, one of Russia s largest agribusinesses, is planning to complete its slaughter and deboning complex in 2021. - Photo: Miratorg

13-01-2021 | News

Miratorg about to complete “Europe’s largest slaughterhouse”

In one picture: intensification (left), specialisation (middle) or diversification (right). - Photos: Vincent ter Beek (2x) and Penn Communicatie (right)

11-01-2021 | Expert opinion

Pig farming of the future: Intensify, specialise or diversify?