Welcome to ACMC, Britain’s newest international pig breeding and genetic company. We supply genetically-advanced breeding stock to farmers all over the world who want to benefit from our new exclusive breeds! We are specialists in pig breed development and genetic improvement via selective breeding. We devote all our resources to a single species to ensure the development of prolific breeding stock with an outstanding carcase, which will add to the profitability of your business. Contact us to see what we can do for you.
Our mission statement: “To be the world leader in applied pig genetic development providing the ultimate in product value”
New Appointment at ACMCUK - International pig breeding company, ACMC, has strengthened its technical department with the appointment of...
Does absence make the heat grow stronger?By Lucy Campbell, Animal Scientist, ACMC - If we are talking about ‘segregated service management’, then J.R. Behan and P.F. Watson would say “Yes”, as is detailed in their article ‘The effect of managed boar contact in the...
What next on the road to recovery?By Dr. Sam Hoste, Consultant Geneticist, ACMC - Implementation of the British industry’s
Road to Recovery strategy has been second-to-none and everyone involved should be congratulated. But there is one area where we need...
Advanced Genetics from Bespoke ACMC Vantage Boars
ACMC "Vantage Sire and Dam Line Boars" - for perfect breeding.
All the boars chosen to stand at the ACMC Vantage Boar Stud have been individually selected. Producing optimum progeny performance whether they are the finished end product from a choice of terminal sires or future breeding females from dam line sires.
"A world leader in applied pig genetic development providing the ultimate in product value"
A New software package from ACMC. Keeping track of your stock from birth to marketplace.
Designed by pig producers for pig producers, PigCom is an easy to use, computer-based programme which keeps valuable and useful performance records of the separate stages of the breeding cycle for sows and growth within the feeding herd.
