CONGRESS OPENING
INTRODUCTIVE REPORT

 

 

 

Changes In Italian Beef Cattle production in the new european panorama

 

Francesco Lemarangi – ANABIC President

 

 

 

ITALIAN BEEF INDUSTRY:
FROM GENETIC TO PRODUCT VALORIZATION

 

 

 

Genetic improvement tools at the service of Italian Beef Cattle production

 

Paolo Canestrari

 

 

 

Traceability of beef: a tool for promoting the product and informing the consumer

 

Francesco Scala

 

 

 

The valorization of P.D.O. and P.G.I. to safeguard high-quality italian agriculture

 

Laura Marisa La Torre

 

 

 

PGI Vitellone Bianco dell’Appennino Centrale, a tool to promote beef of Italian Cattle Breeds: results of the first five years

 

Stefano Mengoli

 

 

 

CCBI Consortium role in quality beef industry of Italian Cattle Breeds

 

Francesco Fedeli

 

 

 

Certification of 3A-PTA according to article 10 of EEC regulation 2081/92releasing P.G.I Vitellone Bianco dell’Appennino Centrale

 

Federico Mariotti, Federica Bianchi

 

 

 

ITALIAN BEEF CATTLE BREEDS IN THE WORLD

 

 

 

The panorama of the italian breeds in Mexico

 

Adolfo J. Treviño Garza

 

 

 

2004 Summary of Marchigiana bulls in Brazil

 

Josè Louis Bilha Balan

 

 

 

Marchigiana Herd Book Netherlands, Belgium and Luxemburg

 

Tom Rijken

 

 

 

Marchigiana: our route to profit at Penllyn Estate

 

AndrewShackell

 

 

 

Pilot project for the installation of a Marchigiana cattle breed in Albania: first results

 

Lucia Marini, Emidio Albanesi

 

 

 

The Chianina Society of Australia report to the 4th World Italian Beef Cattle Congress

 

John Adams

 

 

 

Chianina in Brazil

 

Giannandrea Matarazzo

 

 

 

Chianina in Sweden

 

Ing-Mari Abrahamsson, Eskil Abrahamsson

 

 

 

Australian Romagnola Industry

 

Kerry Woodman

 

 

 

10 Years of breeding of Romagnola in South-Africa

 

Armando Balocco

 

 

 

Status of Romagnola Cattle in the United States

 

Nancy Laxton

 

 

 

The future for the Romagnola breed in Ireland

 

Joe Garrett

 

 

 

From a bottle neck up to the commercial competition (short history of Hungarian Grey cattle)

 

Imre Bodò