Report points to the importance of pigs
More than $400 million spent on grain to feed the sector
Livestock General
24 JANUARY 2018
Pork CRC working to drive down greenhouse gas emissions
A COOPERATIVE Research Centre for high integrity Australian pork study has found that greenhouse gas...
Livestock General
08 JULY 2016
Pork CRC pushing Australian pork producers onto world stage
AUSTRALIAN pork producers are competitive with most of the European Union on cost and with Canada and...
Archive
01 FEBRUARY 2016
Pork CRC sow welfare breakthroughs
THE Pork CRC has just completed four years of its eight-year term under an agreement it has with the...
Archive
20 JULY 2015
Pig waste to be a farm favourite
MURDOCH University researchers are investigating whether the effluent from piggeries could be effectively...
Archive
01 MAY 2015
Great overseas opportunity for young vets
YOUNG veterinarians are being urged to apply for a lucrative travel and study award as a means to gain...
Livestock General
17 SEPTEMBER 2014
Pork plan for the future
THE future of Aussie pork looks bright, following the release of Australian Pork's five-year strategic...
Livestock General
01 SEPTEMBER 2014
Maximising productivity, minimising environmental impact
More than half the nutrients fed to pigs are excreted. This is a problem for the pork industry in...
Agronomy
18 DECEMBER 2013
Mutton takes control of pork
DENNIS Mutton has succeeded John Keniry as chairman of the CRC for High Integrity Australian Pork...
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02 DECEMBER 2013
#TellUsWhy continues to seek answers
THE Victorian Farmers' Federation social media campaign #TellUsWhy is continuing to have traction, with...
Archive
04 NOVEMBER 2013
Pork producers picking up productivity on production changes
ANIMAL welfare in farming is an important issue in Australia and, when it comes to pork, the phasing...
Archive
30 OCTOBER 2013
ACT legislation to prohibit factory farming
AUSTRALIAN Capital Territory Minister for Territory and Municipal Services Shane Rattenbury today presented...
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