Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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Having a closed system operation, in which farmers produce their own piglets, reduces the risk of disease outbreaks.
“A breeding unit is an extra cost, but that cost can ensure biosecurity and a safe production cycle," John Carr, a global swine consultant, told Asian Agribiz. He stressed that th...
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