British Livestock Genetics

British livestock exhibitors at the Eurotier international agricultural show in Hanover last week took a high level of enquiries for cattle and sheep genetics from more than 20 countries around the globe.

There was keen interest in proven bulls from all the main beef and dairy breeds as well as enquires for beef breeding stock and dairy heifers from new markets in Eastern European countries and regular customers throughout the EU.

Sheep and goat genetics were also in demand from countries as far afield as Angola, Israel and Italy, as well as the host country.

British pig breeding companies, who lead the world in modern breeding techniques and who are represented globally also reported keen interest in their highly desirable and efficient genetics, tailored for modern pig production under a wide range of environments.

The biennial Eurotier exhibition boasts more than 1750 trade stands from 45 countries and attracts a worldwide audience of around 130,000 visitors from 65 countries

British livestock exhibitors at the show were supported by EBLEX, the British Livestock Genetics Consortium (BLG) and the Livestock and Meat Commission of Northern Ireland, with Government funding from UK Trade and Investment.

Contact can be made to British breeding organisations via the ‘Members’ section on the BLG website: www.britishlivestockgenetics.com

[21/11/2008]





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There was keen interest in proven bulls from all the main beef and dairy breeds as well as enquires for beef breeding stock and dairy heifers from new markets in Eastern European countries and regular customers throughout the EU. Sheep and goat genetics were also in demand from countries as far afield as Angola, Israel and Italy, as well as the host country. British pig breeding companies, who lead the world in modern breeding techniques and who are represented globally also reported keen interest in their highly desirable and efficient genetics, tailored for modern pig production under a wide range of environments. The biennial Eurotier exhibition boasts more than 1750 trade stands from 45 countries and attracts a worldwide audience of around 130,000 visitors from 65 countries British livestock exhibitors at the show were supported by EBLEX, the British Livestock Genetics Consortium (BLG) and the Livestock and Meat Commission of Northern Ireland, with Government funding from UK Trade and Investment. Contact can be made to British breeding organisations via the ‘Members’ section on the BLG website: www.britishlivestockgenetics.com [21/11/2008]