Great diversity of views at ESPHM 2023

30-08-2023 | Market trends/analysis | Article

ESPHM 2023 — A pleasant hustle and bustle in the hallways of the Thessaloniki Concert Hall during the coffee breaks of the symposium. Photo: Nikiforos Vidals

The 14th edition of the European Symposium for Porcine Health Management (ESPHM), held on May 31 until June 2, 2023, addressed more topics than just pig veterinary problems. Apart from keynote lectures on ASF and PCV2, speakers told the audience in Thessaloniki about sustainable nutrition, PLF and developments in boar semen quality prediction. Prof Ilias Kyriazakis. Photo: ESPHM Making finisher feed more sustainable The

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