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- Pig production in France is concentrated in the western regions of Brittany, Normandy, and Pays de Loire, which account for 75% of French pigs. - The average size of pig farms is 200 sows. Most farms are farrow-to-finish or use collective farrowing units. - 90% of pig farmers are members of cooperatives or farmer groups, with the largest being Cooperl with 24% of pigs sold annually. - Productivity results have been improving over time through the GTTT recording and analysis system.
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- 1. Pig production in France: update in 2011 Jean-Bernard HERIN
- 3. Pig production in France (in thousands) year
- 6. 27M piglets produced in France 18M piglets produced in farrow-to-finish farms 9M piglets produced on other sites 3.6M 25-kg piglets produced by farmers (integrated units) 5.4M piglets sold at 8kg BW 2.7M surplus piglets sold by farmers 2.7M piglets sold by collective breeding farms
- 8. Average number of productive sows / farm ¾ of herds < 200 sows Nb of sows % of farms
- 9. Evolution of productivity results (GTTT GTE)
- 12. Distribution channels of pork meat in France (% of tons) (% of tons)
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