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Denmark: Warning against rapeseed oil for pigs

Variations in quality have been found for unrefined rapeseed oils sold on the European market.

In the wake of BSE controls, many European Union pig feeds now incorporate vegetable oils instead of animal fat. The trend is focusing more attention on rapeseed oil from Europe, where more will be available this year. Figures from the European Commission indicate that 4.3 million hectares have been sown to oilseed rape in the EU-25 areaan increase of over 20% from three years ago.

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Nuevos miembros del Salón de la Fama

Durante el Congreso Latinoamericano de Avicultura en Brasil, se presentaron tres nuevos miembros del Salón de la Fama de la Avicultura Latinoamericana

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Las buenas prácticas de manufactura en las plantas de alimento

La planta de alimento es un lugar con muchas oportunidades para minimizar las pérdidas y convertirlas en ganancias.

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2008: Lower prices than ’07, but still a good year

The record prices of 2007 are likely to spur investment in facilities and producers may wish to increase their houses to full capacity.

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Corn furnace provides alternative to propane

Missouri broiler grower and an equipment dealer team up to design a corn burning furnace to reduce energy costs on broiler farms.

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Nutrición mineral en gallinas ponedoras: desafíos en el campo

El rápido cambio en los requerimientos nutricionales, junto con la presión para disminuir los costos de la dieta, complica la adecuada nutrición de las aves en el campo.