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Belarus looks to Hungary for help with poultry breeding

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This month a memorandum of understanding on cooperation in poultry breeding was concluded during the official meeting of Belarusian Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

Posted on Jun 26 ,12:42

Belarus looks to Hungary for help with poultry breeding

Hungary and Belarus are working together to develop further the Belarusian poultry sector. At the beginning of June, a memorandum of understanding on cooperation in poultry breeding was concluded between the parts at the highest governmental level.
According to the memorandum, the parties will assist each other in the development of cooperation between the enterprises of the two countries on several fronts. Among them are the supply of nucleus chickens from the baseline high-yielding crosses, support for joint ventures and investment cooperation to develop geese farming in Belarus on the basis of highly productive Hungarian breeds of geese, attracting new technologies in the manufacture of poultry products. The memorandum also provides for cooperation in R&D, exchange of information, technical documentation and experience in poultry breeding, according to BelTA news agency.
"The work in these areas is already underway. The 1st Minsk Poultry Factory and Hungary's Babolna Tetra signed an agreement on breeding layer young stock. The Hungarian partner will supply the 1st Minsk Poultry Factory with day-old nucleus chickens from the Tetra brown and Tetra white baseline crosses to improve the quality of the Belarusian cross and to provide Belarusian poultry factories with nucleus layer stocks. Thanks to this project, from this year Belarus will not almost have to import breeding flocks of laying hens, and starting from 2023 will be able to fully provide the domestic market with its own breed of world-class laying chickens” the press service of the Agriculture and Food Ministry informed.

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