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Better Pork
June 2005


Selected Articles

Behind The Lines
 
Letters
 
Cover Story
3-P faces off against Ontario Pork
 
Feature
The multiple benefits Biotechnology holds for pork production

Ministry seeks to apply 'science' to controversial setback rules

Pork research should target two key markets - older consumers and new immigrants

Needed: A clear separation between the roles of MOE inspectors and investigators

Herd Health
The battle to tame the PRRS virus shifts to the regional level

Second Look
Think like a pig when it comes to farrowing crate design!

Environment
Timely tips on saving on feed and water and increasing performance

Biosecurity - how will inspectors behave when they come to your farm

Management
Are we keeping up with consumers' changing needs for meat products?  


 
 
 
 
 

Pigs, Pork and Progress 

Pork News & Views

Eye On Europe
German supermarket chain calls for Duroc influence in its 'Gutfleisch' pork

'Big Saver' is saving Dutch piglets' lives

Long-life sows don't always mean more profit

Loose farrowing is looking good to Danish farmers

Research
Phytase proves effective in reducing phosphorous excretion by weanlings  

Livestock Issues Resource Centre - a national resource for Canada's pork producers

The Enviropig is ready for market, say its developers

Engineering
How is energy deregulation affecting the power bill on your farm?



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