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CAPRIROM – The National Association of Goat Breeders – Progess in the Development of Goat Husbandry in Romania

3/8/2017

Written by Dr. Stela Zamfirescu, former IGA Board member, Vice president and Honorary president of Romanian Goat Association, CAPRIROM

The goat breeding sector in Romania has steadily increased in the past decade, reaching a total of 1,868,000 head at the end of 2016. Of these, 1,125,600 are reproduction-aged goats, and over 133,000 young female goats are mated. The interest of the Romanian population in consuming goat products – meat, milk and by-products has risen continuously. ANCC Caprirom had a major positive impact on the development of the goat sector, both socially and economically.

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The new largest goat farm in Romania

12/12/2013

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Written by Stela Zamfirescu

In Romania, on the idea of Mr. Grecu Ion, the owner of a large agricultural company, the largest goat farm in Dobrogea, Romania was built at 35 km from Constanta. Established in 2004, Elcomex Agroindustrial debuted in agriculture by establishing farms for grain production, since then they have expanded to 1500 ha of arable land.

The desire to add value to grain production led in 2011 to expand the business in the livestock and the production of compound feed. On the ruins of the former cattle complex from Comuna N. Balcescu began the construction of the most ambitious integrated livestock project in Romania.

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Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Romanian Goat Association, 1993-2013

12/4/2013

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The Romanian Goat Association, ANCC "CAPRIROM" was founded in 1993 on the initiative of Mrs. Prof. univ. dr. Stela Zamfirescu with the support of experts and a group of farmers in Constanta county. In the early years, the association has conducted pioneering actions in goat growth in Romania, creating a strong organization supported by real people educated and professionally.

Since 1996, Caprirom was and is increasingly requested to give technical assistance and advice to farmers and private breeders. The main objective of the association is goat breeder support and representation of their interests in accordance with goat farming sector development approaches.

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European Regional Conference on Goats, Hungary-Romania, April 8-11, 2014

8/9/2013

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We would like to invite you to the European Regional Conference on Goats 2014, a cross-border conference to be held in Debrecen (Hungary) and Oradea (Nagyvárad, Romania) from 8 to 11 April 2014!

The goat sector in Central and Eastern Europe is very diverse regarding types of breeds, production systems and numbers of animals. Each region has its own indigenous breeds with unique characteristics – however, they also share many similarities. Exotic / international breeds (i.e. Saanen, Alpine, Nubian, Boer, etc.) also play an increasingly important role in these countries.

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Goat Farming in Central and Eastern European Countries - Present and Future

7/1/2006

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An International Symposium in Constanta from June 27-30, 2006

Report written by Stela Zamfirescu

For the first time in Romania an international animal breeding symposium was organized by; a local agency, an international agency, local universities, and several national and state agencies. The symposium was organized in Constanta from June 27-30, 2006.

254 persons attended this meeting, out of which 60 were international visitors; 23 were from CEEC countries (Hungary, Albania, Polish Republic, Albania, Kosovo, Slovenia, Croatia, Turkey and Azerbaijan), 22 were from European Union countries (France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Germany and The Nederland), and the remaining 15 were from USA, Mexico, Venezuela, Egypt, Jordanian and Syria.

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CAPRIROM – The National Association of Goat Breeders – Progess in the Development of Goat Husbandry in Romania

The new largest goat farm in Romania

Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Romanian Goat Association, 1993-2013

European Regional Conference on Goats, Hungary-Romania, April 8-11, 2014

Goat Farming in Central and Eastern European Countries - Present and Future

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