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The Country Has Lost Hundreds of Animals. We May Be Buying One of the Last Slovak Loins, Warns the Agricultural Sector

100 thousand euros. That is the amount that the agricultural cooperative Poriade in Myjava's Kopanice used to process annually. They raised about 200 sows in the traditional way on straw. However, they stopped breeding them in the summer. "It was not sustainable for us," Marek Podhorany, the cooperative's financial director, told HN. On the...
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100 thousand euros. That is the amount that the agricultural cooperative Poriade in Myjava's Kopanice used to process annually. They raised about 200 sows in the traditional way on straw. However, they stopped breeding them in the summer. "It was not sustainable for us," Marek Podhorany, the cooperative's financial director, told HN. On the...

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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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