DanBred continues its positive development and delivers a strong financial performance in 2025. The year is characterised by substantial growth across markets, continued genetic progress,
There is complete calm in the barn at Gråbjerggård in Denmark during vaccinations. Here, work is carried out quietly and in a controlled manner, and
More liveborn piglets, stronger litters, and sows with improved maternal traits make work in the farrowing unit both easier and more rewarding. This
DanBred is setting new standards in global pig breeding through innovation, precision genetics, and strong international partnerships. With a growing presence in Ukraine alongside with
In the discussion about agriculture’s climate footprint, genetics is a significant factor that should not be underestimated. Through our breeding work, DanBred pigs have become
Improving pigs’ productivity through vital robustness is a key objective of DanBred’s breeding program. A breeding program that is designed to deliver new generations of
At Solbjerggaard, they have proved that achieving stable performance and higher survival rates for both sows and piglets does not have to involve major investments.
There is extra reason to celebrate when the number of weaned piglets increases. Of course, many liveborn piglets do not guarantee more weaned pigs. But
Latest results from InterPIG 2024 confirm that Danish pig production sets the standard for benchmark on a global scale. Proven by being the most cost-efficient
DanBred delivers genetics worldwide with the purpose of producing more pork for less costs. We focus on targeted breeding, which forms the foundation for achieving
New report underlines that DanBred pigs have the highest productivity in the world. Over the past two years, DanBred has achieved a breeding progress of
Improving litter performance is essential for maximizing productivity and profitability in pig production. With the introduction of a new trait in DanBreds breeding goal –
Klaus Bjerre is a farmer through and through. But not long ago, he considered giving up pig farming due to high sow mortality. Less than
The Metabolomic Selection project has provided DanBred’s R&D department with new insights into advanced genetic models using a data type that could, in the future, contribute to
In 2024, DanBred herds in Denmark achieved 36.3 weaned piglets per sow per year. DanBred finishers are growing 32 grams faster, reaching an average daily
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