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National Pigeon Exhibition and Small Live Stock is much more than the presentation of beautiful animals, it also encompasses interesting sessions and important meetings
The first time within the scope of the event: a press conference, admission-free trainings and the visit of a German delegation…
24 january 2014
The National Pedigree Pigeon Exhibition abounds with first-time events
On behalf of the Polish Association of Pigeon and Small Live Stock Breeders you are most welcome to attend the Board’s press conference held for the first time within the scope of the exhibition; the event begins tomorrow, 25th January ant 10.30. The meeting will feature, inter alia the promotion and raising of Polish breeds, creation and preservation of raising farms as well as international cooperation.
The conference is held in the E2 conference hall located in the E exhibition pavilion
A meeting of the PZHGRiDI Board and Targi Kielce President who is also the Honorary Consul of the German Federal Republic with the delegation of German Pedigree Pigeons Breeders Association will also be held tomorrow. The Delegation will be visiting the Kielce expo
For the first time in its history the National Pigeon Exhibition will be also complemented with the National Research Institute of Animal Production training sessions open to the general public. The session will focus on “Poultry breeds within the scope of genetic resource protection scheme” (chaired by Jolanta Calik PhD) and “Why is it worth rear rabbits”. (delivered by Dorota Kowalska PhD habilitatus ).
These admission free conferences – join us on Sunday, 26th January at 10:00 in the E3 hall in the E exhibition pavillion.
The conference is held in the E2 conference hall located in the E exhibition pavilion
A meeting of the PZHGRiDI Board and Targi Kielce President who is also the Honorary Consul of the German Federal Republic with the delegation of German Pedigree Pigeons Breeders Association will also be held tomorrow. The Delegation will be visiting the Kielce expo
For the first time in its history the National Pigeon Exhibition will be also complemented with the National Research Institute of Animal Production training sessions open to the general public. The session will focus on “Poultry breeds within the scope of genetic resource protection scheme” (chaired by Jolanta Calik PhD) and “Why is it worth rear rabbits”. (delivered by Dorota Kowalska PhD habilitatus ).
These admission free conferences – join us on Sunday, 26th January at 10:00 in the E3 hall in the E exhibition pavillion.