"breeder competition"

#12062777

16 February 2025

A competitor is being groomed by its owners at the Central European Winner Show in Warsaw, Poland on 15 February, 2025. The annual competition is a gathering for breeders, fanciers and cat lovers with hundreds of participants taking part in one of the largest competitions for purebreds in Europe.

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#12062757

16 February 2025

Participants and their felines are seen at the Central European Winner Show in Warsaw, Poland on 15 February, 2025. The annual competition is a gathering for breeders, fanciers and cat lovers with hundreds of participants taking part in one of the largest competitions for purebreds in Europe.

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#1048736

13 February 2016

WEST UNGARAN, CENTRAL JAVA, INDONESIA-FEBRUARY 13th, 2016. One of breeders pick up corn which has been mashed as the primary food for feeding the laying hen at Kalisidi Village, West Ungaran, Central Java Indonesia on February 13th,2016. During increased the price of corn and decreased priceof eggs in market, some of breeders should mixing with others ingredient The breeders and farmers in Indonesia are screaming, they weren't ready to face competition in the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) which has been implemented since the end of December 2015 ago. Entering the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), certainly foreign investors are more flexible to control sectors the livestock and agriculture in Indonesia. The impact is the breeders and local farmers can't compete because they don't have a large capital fund. One of the sectors that affected are the laying hen farms. According to data from the source of The Joint Organization of National Chicken Breeders in Indonesia (GOPAN), at least 70% of the laying hen farms on the Java island has been controlled by foreign investors who have big capital fund to develop the laying hen farms in Indonesia.The foreign investors are very interested in developing of the laying hen farms in Indonesia, especially in Java because of the level of consumption of eggs is very high. The Joint Organization of National Chicken Breeders (GOPAN) very hopeful the Indonesian Government to immediately issue a new policy regulations to manage the investors who come to Indonesia, so the breeders can more ready to compete in the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

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#1048737

13 February 2016

WEST UNGARAN, CENTRAL JAVA, INDONESIA-FEBRUARY 13th, 2016. One of breeders collecting eggs inside the cage of laying hens at Kalisidi Village, West Ungaran, Central Java Indonesia on February 13th,2016. The breeders and farmers in Indonesia are screaming, they weren't ready to face competition in the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) which has been implemented since the end of December 2015 ago. Entering the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), certainly foreign investors are more flexible to control sectors the livestock and agriculture in Indonesia. The impact is the breeders and local farmers can't compete because they don't have a large capital fund. One of the sectors that affected are the laying hen farms. According to data from the source of The Joint Organization of National Chicken Breeders in Indonesia (GOPAN), at least 70% of the laying hen farms on the Java island has been controlled by foreign investors who have big capital fund to develop the laying hen farms in Indonesia.The foreign investors are very interested in developing of the laying hen farms in Indonesia, especially in Java because of the level of consumption of eggs is very high. The Joint Organization of National Chicken Breeders (GOPAN) very hopeful the Indonesian Government to immediately issue a new policy regulations to manage the investors who come to Indonesia, so the breeders can more ready to compete in the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

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#1048738

13 February 2016

WEST UNGARAN, CENTRAL JAVA, INDONESIA-FEBRUARY 13th, 2016. One of breeders collecting eggs inside the cage of laying hens at Kalisidi Village, West Ungaran, Central Java Indonesia on February 13th,2016. The breeders and farmers in Indonesia are screaming, they weren't ready to face competition in the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) which has been implemented since the end of December 2015 ago. Entering the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), certainly foreign investors are more flexible to control sectors the livestock and agriculture in Indonesia. The impact is the breeders and local farmers can't compete because they don't have a large capital fund. One of the sectors that affected are the laying hen farms. According to data from the source of The Joint Organization of National Chicken Breeders in Indonesia (GOPAN), at least 70% of the laying hen farms on the Java island has been controlled by foreign investors who have big capital fund to develop the laying hen farms in Indonesia.The foreign investors are very interested in developing of the laying hen farms in Indonesia, especially in Java because of the level of consumption of eggs is very high. The Joint Organization of National Chicken Breeders (GOPAN) very hopeful the Indonesian Government to immediately issue a new policy regulations to manage the investors who come to Indonesia, so the breeders can more ready to compete in the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

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#1048740

13 February 2016

WEST UNGARAN, CENTRAL JAVA, INDONESIA-FEBRUARY 13th, 2016. One of breeders collecting eggs inside the cage of laying hens at Kalisidi Village, West Ungaran, Central Java Indonesia on February 13th,2016. The breeders and farmers in Indonesia are screaming, they weren't ready to face competition in the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) which has been implemented since the end of December 2015 ago. Entering the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), certainly foreign investors are more flexible to control sectors the livestock and agriculture in Indonesia. The impact is the breeders and local farmers can't compete because they don't have a large capital fund. One of the sectors that affected are the laying hen farms. According to data from the source of The Joint Organization of National Chicken Breeders in Indonesia (GOPAN), at least 70% of the laying hen farms on the Java island has been controlled by foreign investors who have big capital fund to develop the laying hen farms in Indonesia.The foreign investors are very interested in developing of the laying hen farms in Indonesia, especially in Java because of the level of consumption of eggs is very high. The Joint Organization of National Chicken Breeders (GOPAN) very hopeful the Indonesian Government to immediately issue a new policy regulations to manage the investors who come to Indonesia, so the breeders can more ready to compete in the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

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#1048741

13 February 2016

WEST UNGARAN, CENTRAL JAVA, INDONESIA-FEBRUARY 13th, 2016. Laying hens seen inside of the cage at one of farms in Kalisidi Village, West Ungaran, Central Java, Indonesia on February 13th,2016. The type of Shaver star cross 579 can produce 2-3 eggs/day The breeders and farmers in Indonesia are screaming, they weren't ready to face competition in the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) which has been implemented since the end of December 2015 ago. Entering the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), certainly foreign investors are more flexible to control sectors the livestock and agriculture in Indonesia. The impact is the breeders and local farmers can't compete because they don't have a large capital fund. One of the sectors that affected are the laying hen farms. According to data from the source of The Joint Organization of National Chicken Breeders in Indonesia (GOPAN), at least 70% of the laying hen farms on the Java island has been controlled by foreign investors who have big capital fund to develop the laying hen farms in Indonesia.The foreign investors are very interested in developing of the laying hen farms in Indonesia, especially in Java because of the level of consumption of eggs is very high. The Joint Organization of National Chicken Breeders (GOPAN) very hopeful the Indonesian Government to immediately issue a new policy regulations to manage the investors who come to Indonesia, so the breeders can more ready to compete in the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

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#1048742

13 February 2016

WEST UNGARAN, CENTRAL JAVA, INDONESIA-FEBRUARY 13th, 2016. One of breeders lifting one of a box full of eggs at the laying hen farm of Kalisidi Village, West Ungaran, Central Java, Indonesia on February 13th,2016. For one of a box of eggs weighing 10 Kgs sell for IDR 200.000 ($15 USD) on the market. The breeders and farmers in Indonesia are screaming, they weren't ready to face competition in the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) which has been implemented since the end of December 2015 ago. Entering the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), certainly foreign investors are more flexible to control sectors the livestock and agriculture in Indonesia. The impact is the breeders and local farmers can't compete because they don't have a large capital fund. One of the sectors that affected are the laying hen farms. According to data from the source of The Joint Organization of National Chicken Breeders in Indonesia (GOPAN), at least 70% of the laying hen farms on the Java island has been controlled by foreign investors who have big capital fund to develop the laying hen farms in Indonesia.The foreign investors are very interested in developing of the laying hen farms in Indonesia, especially in Java because of the level of consumption of eggs is very high. The Joint Organization of National Chicken Breeders (GOPAN) very hopeful the Indonesian Government to immediately issue a new policy regulations to manage the investors who come to Indonesia, so the breeders can more ready to compete in the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

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#1048743

13 February 2016

WEST UNGARAN, CENTRAL JAVA, INDONESIA-FEBRUARY 13th, 2016. Laying hens seen eating refined corn inside of the cage at one of farms in Kalisidi Village, West Ungaran, Central Java, Indonesia on February 13th,2016. The type of Shaver star cross 579 can produce 2-3 eggs/day The breeders and farmers in Indonesia are screaming, they weren't ready to face competition in the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) which has been implemented since the end of December 2015 ago. Entering the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), certainly foreign investors are more flexible to control sectors the livestock and agriculture in Indonesia. The impact is the breeders and local farmers can't compete because they don't have a large capital fund. One of the sectors that affected are the laying hen farms. According to data from the source of The Joint Organization of National Chicken Breeders in Indonesia (GOPAN), at least 70% of the laying hen farms on the Java island has been controlled by foreign investors who have big capital fund to develop the laying hen farms in Indonesia.The foreign investors are very interested in developing of the laying hen farms in Indonesia, especially in Java because of the level of consumption of eggs is very high. The Joint Organization of National Chicken Breeders (GOPAN) very hopeful the Indonesian Government to immediately issue a new policy regulations to manage the investors who come to Indonesia, so the breeders can more ready to compete in the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC).

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#13021114

24 November 2025

Jockey Rafael Hernandez and Yorktown's Legacy (2) follow the two-year-old chestnut colt Metro King after jockey Dane Nelson is dismounted as they cross the finish line in the sixth race at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto, Canada, on November 23, 2025.

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#13021115

24 November 2025

Jockey Rafael Hernandez and Yorktown's Legacy (2) follow the two-year-old chestnut colt Metro King after jockey Dane Nelson is dismounted as they cross the finish line in the sixth race at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto, Canada, on November 23, 2025.

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#12808806

29 September 2025

Thoroughbred trainer Joshua Attard enters the walking ring ahead of the 135th running of The Breeders' Stakes, the third race in the Canadian Triple Crown, at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto, Canada, on September 28, 2025.

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#12808807

29 September 2025

Jockey Patrick Husbands enters the walking ring ahead of the 135th running of The Breeders' Stakes, the third race in the Canadian Triple Crown, at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto, Canada, on September 28, 2025.

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#12808808

29 September 2025

Race fans look over the walking ring from a balcony behind a statue of the late Avelino Gomez, ahead of the 135th running of The Breeders' Stakes, the third race in the Canadian Triple Crown, at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto, Canada, on September 28, 2025.

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#12808809

29 September 2025

Tom's Magic (9), ridden by Rafael Hernandez, finishes ahead of Borealis Trail (3) to win the 135th running of The Breeders' Stakes, the third race in the Canadian Triple Crown, at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto, Canada, on September 28, 2025.

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#12808810

29 September 2025

Tom's Magic, ridden by Rafael Hernandez (9), finishes ahead of Borealis Trail (3) to win the 135th running of The Breeders' Stakes, the third race in the Canadian Triple Crown, at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto, Canada, on September 28, 2025.

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