Italy: 15 million allocated for research on beef quality and environment

Published 2024년 12월 23일

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The Ministry of Agriculture has allocated 15 million euros, with EU contribution, for a research project to improve Italian beef cattle breeds. The funding will be managed by the national breeders' associations Anaborapi (Piedmontese breed), Anabic, and Anacli. The project will focus on characteristics such as growth, meat conformation, ease of calving, disease resistance, and environmental impact. The Piedmont region, home to 4,000 breeding companies, plans to promote 'Piedmontese meat' as the best in the world and improve its traceability.
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The Ministry of Agriculture has funded research into the best Italian beef cattle breeds with 15 million euros. The funds are co-financed by the EU. The resources will be used by the three national breeders' associations: Anaborapi (Piedmontese breed), Anabic (Chianina, Romagnola, Marchigiana, Maremmana and Podolica breeds) and Anacli (Charolaise, Limousine and limited-diffusion beef breeds). “Unlike what happens with other species,” explains Andrea Rabino, president of Anaborapi, “the selection of cattle cannot be carried out by multinationals, but is implemented, all over the world, in an associative form. Alongside the traditional selected characteristics such as growth and meat conformation, others have been added, no less important, such as ease of calving, resistance to disease and now also the impact on the environment; in short, we are working for an increasingly green Piemontese.” There are 4,000 companies that breed Piemontese, with 300,000 heads and a turnover of 350 ...
Source: Agrinotizie

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