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Mary Temple Grandin, PhD (1947) is a US scientist and animal behaviourist. She is a prominent proponent for the humane treatment of livestock for slaughter, and she has authored more than 60 scientific papers on animal behaviour. Dr Grandin is a consultant to the livestock industry and is also an autism spokesperson. She is attached to Colorado State University. - Foto: Shutterstock

08-09-2021 | Article

Dr Temple Grandin: “Covid-19 was a disaster for the pork industry”

RusAgro is very interested in building swine farms in China. - Photo: Vincent ter Beek

01-07-2021 | News

RusAgro resumes talks on building pig farms in China

Large scale pig enterprises are expanding at a rapid pace in China. - Photo: Henk Riswick

10-05-2021 | News

China’s pig production will grow 19% in 2021

Photo: Ton Kastermans

19-04-2021 | Expert opinion

5 Parallels between ASF and Covid-19

Pigs can fly after all - the pig market prices look optimistic for the near future. - Photo: Shutterstock

06-04-2021 | Expert opinion

Quarterly update: Happy days again for pig producers

Snapshot of VIV Asia 2019, the last edition that was held of the show so far. - Photo: Vincent ter Beek

01-04-2021 | News

VIV Asia postponed until January 2022

Ines Rathke, project manager at the German Agricultural Society (DLG). - Photo: DLG

03-03-2021 | Interview

Interview: This was not a normal EuroTier

Depopulation can happen for many reasons African Swine Fever for instance, like on this farm in Lithuania. -Photo: Vincent ter Beek

15-02-2021 | Expert opinion

Mass depopulation on pig farms, what does science say?

Pork abundantly for sale in a shop in Vancouver, BC, Canada. - Photo: Shutterstock

08-02-2021 | News

Rabobank: Pork supplies to grow again in 2021

Demands to pig meat are likely to change due to Covid-19. - Photo: Shutterstock

19-01-2021 | News

Covid-19 changes demands of pig meat