Sustainably intensifying pig production in the EU

06-02-2014 | | |
About 60% of the ProHealth research grant will be spent on ways to keep pigs healthy.
About 60% of the ProHealth research grant will be spent on ways to keep pigs healthy.
Making intensive pig and poultry production in the European Union more competitive and profitable through sustainable intensification. That is at the core of the new ProHealth project, coordinated by Newcastle University, UK. A consortium of 22 academic, industry and private enterprise organisations from 11 countries have been granted €11.9 million by the European Union to identify new health solutions to reconcile modern animal production systems and sustainability within the EU. At an introd


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Fabian Brockotter Editor in chief Poultry World