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The Sanitary Defense Association, number 2 (ADS 2) of Ejea de Los Caballeros, is working on the Valporc project to extract biogas and biodiesel from pig carcasses.

Rotecna launches the new Silotronic, a sensor that uses laser technology to measure the level of feed inside silos very accurately.

Low production costs and good health status support pig growth in Argentina.

The sows must feed a large litter that requires the best nutritional contribution to develop its full growth potential.

The Catalonian College of Veterinarians has promoted the One Health Commission intending to work public health from a more comprehensive view.  

In November 2020, the 'Guide to minimising gas emissions on swine farms' was published.

With a capacity for 1,600 sows, the Cassanyé Farm belongs to the Gescaser family business, founded in 1973, and located in the town of Almacelles (Lleida).

To preserve the health of the animals and reduce costs, Rotecna has designed a new lid for dispensers. The use of lids improves the preservation of the organoleptic characteristics of the feed while avoiding feed wastes.

After a break of more than a year without attending face-to-face events due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Rotecna participates in the Meat & Poultry fair in Moscow.

Aragon currently has 32 slurry management centres and four treatment plants located in the areas with the highest livestock activity concentration.

Rotecna continues to expand its accessory range for the successful Feeding Ball with a new system that offers the farmer different possibilities when installing this product in the maternity cage, park or insemination enclosure. 

In the last three years, the Spanish pig meat industries' significant involvement with the Asian market has brought great benefits.

Rotecna launches the new family of Rotecmix automatic feeders to offer farmers a tool that facilitates the implementation of practices that allow increasing the health of the animals in an easy, constant, hygienic and effective way.

The animals occupy 10% of the area and move from one plot to another periodically to leave the area unoccupied and at rest for seven months.

The arrival of the ASF in Hungary in 2018 was a crisis in the sector whose local production stagnated, reduced its exports, and increased imports.