Poland ‘good among European countries for performance’
More than 180 breeder and broiler farmers, veterinarians and nutrition specialists took part in the symposium organized by Cobb Germany at Havet, one of the leading seaside resorts in Poland.
Leo von Drechsel, general manager of Cobb Germany and Wimex, said that Polish people should be proud living in a country that is becoming each year more important in the European poultry business.
James Truscott, director of Cobb Germany, spoke about importance of a ‘tailor made' approach to poultry management, especially with significant shortage of feed raw materials and dramatic increases in commodity prices.
Poland looks good among European countries for its breeder and broiler performance, he said. Yet there is always room for fine tuning with all our speakers pointing to important details in hatching eggs, breeder and broiler management and nutrition to achieve higher profitability.
The guest speakers - hatchery specialist Dr Ron Meijerhof, veterinarian Dr Matthias Todte, and broiler and breeder specialist Paul Welten - focused on effective management in each segment of poultry production. Dr Tony Marangos, nutrition expert, spoke about feeding strategies for Cobb 500.
James Truscott thanked the Cobb Polish team — Aldona van Krevel, Ireneusz Rosada, Piotr Czaplicki and Tomasz Torgowski — for their part in making such a success of the event.
During the ceremonial dinner Ireneusz Rosada, technical services manager, announced awards for the best performing Cobb flocks in 2011 with the winners receiving cockerel award statues.
Source:farmingnewsdaily.co.uk
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