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PIC AfricaCompany - South Africa10-Jun-2026

The sow that pays you back. PIC Camborough

Competing genetics mean later breeding, fewer piglets, and higher feed costs.
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PIC AfricaCompany - South Africa03-Jun-2026

The importance of gilt selection

Gilts are the future of your herd and it already starts in the farrowing house. Selection is not a once off process, it is a continuous event in the piggery.
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PIC AfricaCompany - South Africa27-May-2026

Preparing sow farms to deal with complex scenarios

For decades, pig production was primarily driven by a singular focus: output maximization. Genetic selection programs prioritized prolificacy, growth rate, and throughput.
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[Free Videocast] The Evolutionary Journey of South Africa's Pig Industry: Key drivers, achievements, and prospects 🐖🌍

South Africa’s pig industry stands as one of the most structured and competitive livestock sectors in Africa, having undergone a remarkable transformation over the decades. According to FAO 2023, South Africa is currently Africa's largest exporter of pork and the second-largest producer of pig meat on the continent.

This videocast will take you through a historical overview of the South African pig industry, tracing its journey from traditional and smallholder systems to the current commercially competitive sector.

📅 Date: May 27
🕔 Time: 17:00 (Africa/Lagos)
🌐 Online: Free!

Speakers:
Kgadi Senyatsi – Head of Business Development, SAPPO
Olasupo S. Ayobami – Manager, 333 Africa

Don’t miss this in-depth analysis of South Africa’s pig industry and valuable lessons that can promote the development of pig industries across Africa and beyond.
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PIC AfricaCompany - South Africa20-May-2026

PigTalk Ep3: Dr. Edgar Ortmann, Specialized Pig Veterinarian

Is FMD here to stay? Can pig farmers still farm successfully with FMD? What is Day Zero?
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DanBred AfricaCompany - South Africa15-May-2026
If you haven’t downloaded the DanBred app yet, now is the perfect time 📱🐷

Free practical manuals and technical info on raising DanBred animals, right at your fingertips.

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💡 Free knowledge. Anytime, anywhere.
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[Free Videocast] The Evolutionary Journey of South Africa's Pig Industry: Key drivers, achievements, and prospects 🐖🌍

South Africa’s pig industry stands as one of the most structured and competitive livestock sectors in Africa, having undergone a remarkable transformation over the decades. According to FAO 2023, South Africa is currently Africa's largest exporter of pork and the second-largest producer of pig meat on the continent.

This videocast will take you through a historical overview of the South African pig industry, tracing its journey from traditional and smallholder systems to the current commercially competitive sector.

📅 Date: May 27
🕔 Time: 17:00 (Africa/Lagos)
🌐 Online: Free!

Speakers:
Kgadi Senyatsi – Head of Business Development, SAPPO
Olasupo S. Ayobami – Manager, 333 Africa

Don’t miss this in-depth analysis of South Africa’s pig industry and valuable lessons that can promote the development of pig industries across Africa and beyond.
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