AFIA and KSU partner to offer feed manufacturing course online
The American Feed Industry Association in partnership with the IGP Institute of the Department of Grain Science and Industry at Kansas State University will host a distance education program offered every quarter through 2015. The online course will offer an in-depth understa... Cargill's animal nutrition business announced its Provimi Aloapur product was presented an Innov'Space award today at the 2014 SPACE conference, the second largest animal production trade show in the world. Judges honored Aloapur, a patented, bio-based animal feed additive that has demonstrated signif... The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on July 26 submitted proposed animal feed safety rule changes to the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for review. Those changes would establish current good manufacturing practices (CGMPs) and hazard analysis and risk-based preventive control req... The Thai Feed Mill Association chairman, Pornsin Patcharintrakul, has said that the association has agreed in principle to help in the protection and preservation of the marine ecological system through the introduction of lucrative pricing for fishermen who follow good fishing practices. T... In recent years, the cooperative feed production organization Vitelia has made significant investments in new and innovative developments at its feed production facilities to be able to offer the highest quality of feed for animals in each and every phase of their life cycle. These investment... Cargill today announced that construction has begun to expand storage and rail at itsViking, AB grain handling facility. The expansion will be welcome news for local producers as it will improve terminal capacity available in the surrounding area. Storage capacity will increase by approxima... KSE Process Technology, Dutch manufacturers and suppliers of dosing and weighing machines, automation and services, have just launched a special system for the automatic filling of storage silos. The system utilises containers, avoiding contamination from occuring during transportation. The Al... Cargill Animal Nutrition, through its Provimi business, today introduced 'Promote', a new global brand and line of feed additives designed to help bring to animal producers, feed manufacturers and retailers the industry’s most innovative and impactful feed-additive solutions. Feed additives play an ... Government-owned Dairy Development Corporation (DDC) is all set to produce and sell animal feed in next two weeks. For fodder production, DDC is using infrastructure of now-dissolved Animal Feed Production Development Committee (AFPDC) at Hetauda Municipality-10. DDC's officer Arj... The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is to provide a grant to the Indiana Soybean Allaince, with funds to be used to complete a feed mill and fish food study. The study will assess the feasibility of a feed mill turning soybeans into fish feed, and whether a project of this kind could be... A seaside industrial park in Shelburne, Nova Scotia has received a $500,000 federal grant, to help it prepare the site for commercial occupancy. Integrated aquaculture company, Cooke Aquaculture Inc. has stated its plans to move a fish processing facility to the area, but there has still been ... Betagro Group has invested Bt1.1 billion in a new animal feed factory that is guaranteed to be antibiotic-free across the entire production process, and meets all applicable international standards. The 100% dust-free factory manufactures a range of feed products to meet growing domestic demand and th... Compound feed production in the European Union in 2011 was down by 0.3 percent, in final estimates as reported by the European Feed Manufacturers' Federation (FEFAC). There are expected to be no substantial trends to these figures in 2012, in spite of most major feed ingredients rising in price. Two of Jamicas largest poultry producers, Jamaica Broilers and Caribbean Broilers, have agreed with the Government's decision to rollback General Consumption Tax (GCT) imposed on feedstuffs and animal feed. The companies claimed an added tax on feeds, would have had a negative impact on the local agri... Over the previous 2 years 3 of India's largest poultry companies, Amrit, Suguna Foods, and Venkateshwara Hatcheries Group have expanded their businesses into Bangladesh. The main reason for this expansion, was the attraction of high growth in the Bangladeshi local industry together with the po... Seoul, South Korea -- Five years after the European Union banned antibiotics in animal feed, South Korea is about to become the first Asian country to embrace such a restriction. Beginning in July, South Korea is promising to strictly enforce a ban on the use of so-called antibiotic growth pro... Pennsylvania, USA -- Cargill Animal Nutrition celebrated the opening of its new feed mill near Chambersburg, replacing a plant that was destroyed last year by a fire. On Wednesday, guests had a chance to tour the new shop in the Cumberland Valley Business Park. "It's pretty amazin... Namibia -- By-products from the Etunda Irrigation Scheme that were previously discarded as waste, will now go towards the production of livestock feed, where there is currently a large demand for livestock feed. Newly appointed manager of the Etunda Irrigation Scheme in the Omusati Region, Jo... The German cabinet on Wednesday approved the first in a series of measures aimed at raising standards in the animal feed industry following the discovery of the toxic chemical dioxin in feed, which led to a health alert. The cabinet approved a new rule that puts an extra responsibility on priv... Jamaica -- The Jamaican Government is exploring alternative feedstock as part of a programme aimed at combating volatile food prices, says Agriculture Minister Dr Christopher Tufton. Tufton made the revelation as Jamaicans brace for higher food prices due to soaring cost of grains on the inter... Germany on Wednesday approved a plan to enforce higher standards in animal feed production after the discovery of toxic chemical dioxin in feed, which has triggered a health alert and hit sales of German eggs and pork. German and European Union authorities are struggling to contain the alert w... France and Denmark on Monday became the latest countries affected by Germany's tainted food scare, in which pig and chicken feed were contaminated with dioxin and traces were found in exported food products. Although the levels of the chemical detected in France and Denmark were considered low... Officials in Germany are investigating whether products containing poisonous dioxins were fraudulently passed off as being safe for use in animal feed as they try to determine how eggs and poultry were contaminated. A warning from the European Commission that the incident “must be pursued wi... Germany -- Despite the existence of clear warning labels, the feed manufacturer in the state of Schleswig-Holstein used fatty acids intended only for technical industrial uses such as making lubricants, a spokesman for the Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety (BVL) told daily Westfale... Bangladesh - The poultry farm owners of Barisal are in bad condition, as they have become hostages in the hands of a number of hatcheries and feed producing owners' syndicate. In consequence whereof hundreds of poultry farm owners of Barisal are leading a miserable life by losing their capital... UK - The animal feed industry is likely to welcome the new simplified system used to recording stocks. The UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) has changed previous guidelines which required farmers to record where the animal feed was bought and whether it was sold on, reports worldpoulty.net. Jamaica Broilers Group (JBG), a leader in the poultry and animal feed markets, is exploring growth beyond its home shores to Haiti, potentially through business partnerships in the French-speaking country, and likely kicking off with the building out of a feed operation under subsidiary company Hi-Pro... An animal feed crisis is looming with the continued inability of EU ministers to either approve or reject genetically modified traits for import into Europe, agrochemical company Monsanto has warned. "The EU situation is 'chaos as normal'," Monsanto's Colin Merritt told a Crop Protec... AgFeed Industries, Inc. (Nasdaq:
FEED), one of the largest independent hog production and animal nutrient
companies in China, announced today that effective as of 6:00 PM (EDT) on
Sunday, September 20, 2009, AgFeed will be included among the 30 stock
components that comprise the S-Network ... Saskatoon - Higher meat prices may be in store for consumers next year as hard-hit North American farmers thin herds of cattle and pigs, but the scale of downsizing may hinge on whether recession-weary consumers are willing to pay more. High feed costs and slumping pork exports due to H1N1 flu... The livestock industry is in one of its worst economic slumps in decades. It's hit just about every sector: hogs, dairy, beef and poultry, and it's causing farmers a lot of stress. Step into nearly any livestock barn in Minnesota and there's a good chance you're entering a world of financ... With high input costs, cattle producers continually refine and evaluate how resources are be... USDA has dropped its total U.S. meat production projections for 2009 and 2010. In its monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report, USDA estimated pork production for this year to be 22.75 billion pounds. While market hog numbers are down a bit from last year's record-setting pace, he... It's often been said of the pig that you can use every part of that versatile animal except the squ... Harvesting maturity and silage additives key to nutritional value DES MOINES, Iowa.– Higher feed input costs are challenging livestock producers to maximize the efficiency of their feedstock supplies. Producers can reap economic benefits by evaluating corn maturity prior to chopping... For dairy farmers who grow their own seed, the process of harvesting the hay and tillage can be daunting. In today’s economy, where diesel fuel prices continue to pinch corners left and right, alternative methods to traditional farming are becoming more abundant. One such method is using cus... Predicted feed wheat prices at around £170 tonne in January will continue to challenge most beef farmers, particularly those with poor quality grass silage or lower than usua... Biofuel research isn't just a matter of finding the right type of biomass--corn grain, soybean oil, animal fat, wood or other material--and converting it into fuel. Scientists must also find environme... Canada broadened its safeguards against bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), or mad cow disease, yesterday by banning the use of cattle brains, spinal cords, and certain other b... The feedlot industry is tipping a 25 per cent fall in the number of cattle on feed by Christmas because of high grain prices. ... Canada's enhanced feed ban takes effect tomorrow and will mean no more specified risk materials from cattle in anything -- whether it be pet foods, or even fertilizers. A review on animal remains in farm feed is being called for by the European Union's advisory Economic and Social Committee. Introduced throughout Europe as part of... Consumers "remember BSE" and do not want the ban on feeding animal remains to livestock lifted, a parliamentary committee chairman has said. The European Comm... Add fish to the growing list of animals that have eaten tainted food. Cana... The Veterinary Services Department of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture has assured the public that Ghana has the necessary equipment to test avian influenza virus. A mysterious epidemic is killing pigs in southeastern China, but international and Hong Kong authorities sai... AP Federal officials on Friday placed a hold on 20 million chickens raised for market in several states because their feed was mixed with pet food containing an industrial chemical. Three government ...
An estimated 6,000 hogs from New York to Cali...
By Allison Rehn AUSTRALIA could be importing food for cattle within weeks, as the crisis in the country's rural sector worsens,... By Elizabeth Weise and Julie Schmit The company that recalled 60 million containers of dog and cat food said Wednesday that its testing is continuing, but the source of the contamination that has killed at least 16... By Bruce Cochrane A new feed manufacturing facility at the University of Manitoba is allowing scientists to evaluate alternative crops for feed, and new processing equipment and technologies. By Don Nelson Ethanol's promise of cheaper fuel and less dependency on foreign oil has political leaders pushing for more production of the alternative energy source, but livestock owners ... STARBROEK NEWS The Guyana National Bureau of Standards (GNBS) recently revised the national standard for poultry feed in order to address quality concerns associated with it and to harmonise the standards for its use within Caricom. 15/01/2007 Japanese authorities on Monday began incinerating more than 10,000 chickens that have either died of bird flu at a southern Japanese poultry farm recently or culled there, officials said. Separately, the Environment Ministry said that there were no signs of wild bi... By Charlene M. Shupp Espenshade What is naturally raised? By Saibal Dasgupta BEIJING: India has finally begun to broaden its export basket to China after several years of constant efforts to overcome its reliance on natural resources like iron ore. Recent statistic... By Patrick Crewdson Opponents of genetic modification are outraged that nearly two tonnes of contaminated sweet corn have slipped through border security in a quarantine breach. The Agricultur... By Corina Mica and Michael Bird By Corina Mica and Michael Bird Hopes of fattening up the domestic pork industry for export have been set back by an EC decision to vaccinate all the nation's pigs and wild boars Ev... ANI A two- member team of the European Union Commission visited a seafood processing plant inVisakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, recently to check out the quality standards maintained by it. The Food and Veterinary Office in Europe organised the inspection. DONGA In a poultry farm located in Iksan City, North Jeolla Province, about 6,000 chickens were found dead and the cause is suspected to be Avian Influenza (AI). The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry is presuming that the highly pathogenic AI virus that can b...
ABC NEWS There are claims that Western Australian grain farmers are warehousing this year's harvest because of uncertainty over whether the troubled exporter AWB will maintain its monopoly. While many farmers have already harvested this year's ... REUTERS WINNIPEG, Manitoba - Cargill Ltd. has recalled feed from about 100 Canadian farms because it may contain trace amounts of an ingredient banned to prevent the spread of mad cow disease, the company said on Saturday. Canadian veterinary officials are ... XINHUA NEWS The Indonesian government has vaccinated about 140 million chickens against bird flu, which account for only 10 percent of the total of 1.4 billion chickens across the country, an official said. The vaccination has to be optimized to prevent a bird... FARM FUTURES In a web seminar Wednesday, John Lawrence of Iowa State University and Steve Meyer of Paragon Economics said as ethanol production's demands drive up corn prices, livestock prices will follow due to higher cost of corn for feed.
Lawrence and Meyer for... By Teresa Auch Fixed setback distances for all large animal feeding operations have been tossed in favor of a mathematical formula that would determine distances based on a specific operation.
The decisi... By Goldkist Inc ATLANTA: Gold Kist Inc. will celebrate the official opening of the $70 million, 180,000-square-foot expansion of its Live Oak, Fla., poultry processing facility on November 2, 2006 at 10 a.m. The ribbo... By Jane Messenger In a perfect world, your pigs would never run out of feed. However, out-of-feed events are a growing problem in nursery and grow/finish facilities. "One of the main issues deals with feed deli... POULTRY INTERNATIONAL: INDONESIA DATA released by directorate of animal breed of the Indonesia Ministry of Agriculture stated that there is sharp increase in the number of import of broiler grand parent stock (GPS) in 2006 compared with the figure in 2005. As of third quart... By Ridwan Max Sijabat JAKARTA, INDONESIA - The Tanjung Priok Port Authority has seized 167 containers of animal feed, which arrived at the port from Spain last week. Contaminated feed is widely believed to ... By Jeremy Jensen If you drive a diesel vehicle or use diesel machinery anywhere in Barron County, there is a new company in the area that is committed to making earth-friendly biodiesel fuel available anywhere i... By Mike Mitchell Ridley Inc. (TSX: RCL), one of the largest animal nutrition companies in North America, today reported results for its fiscal 2006 fourth quarter and year ended June 30, 2006. All currency figures are st... By Khalid Patel International agribusiness firm Monsanto has completed construction of the largest maize-seed processing plant on the African continent, which has been in full ... 1st August, 2006: ALABAMA, USA - Southerners love their catfish, whether it's fried, grilled, between bread or in an etouffee. Most of the catfish you eat comes from pond farms across the Southeast and processed at plants in Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama. Even catfish raised in nort... 1st Aug, 2006: Columbia, USA - Dan Wickersham stands in front of Canal Seed and Feed on Mullett Street in Portage. Wickersham, the owner of the business, plans to discontinue selling livestock and poultry feeds. Ann Marie Ames/Daily Register Canal Seed and Feed is making the big change from se... 25th July, 2006: Sao Paolo - Soy-farming limits dismissed by critics. Responding to environmental protests over the loss of Brazilian rainforest, Cargill and other major soybean processors said Monday that they'll refuse to buy soybeans grown on newly deforested land within the vast Amaz... 18th July, 2006: Sydney, AUSTRALIA - A $30.5 MILLION settlement in Australia's first cartel class action has put Amcor and Richard Pratt's Visy on notice over allegations they colluded to fix prices in the cardboard box industry. The "vitamins class action" against pharmaceutical gia... 2nd July 2006, ZHONGWEI: A new outbreak of the H5N1 strain of bird flu reportedly has been discovered among poultry in China. The news surfaced on Saturday, as experts were re-examining whether a Chinese man may have died of the disease in 2003 -- two years before any human cases were reported in the ... 23rd June 2006, IOWA: Cattle lots like this one in Southwest Iowa could benefit from inexpensive, highly nutritious feed from local ethanol plants. However, those plants will likely raise the price of corn, which may prompt some cattle producers to switch to corn production. Using distillers... 23rd June 2006, GEORGETOWN, GUYANA: The domestic market may be too small to support the expansion of the poultry sector, which has grown over four per cent in five years and President Bharrat Jagdeo said the sector would need to seek export markets. But not wanting to count his chickens befo... 22nd June 2006, LAGOS: The journey of one thousand kilometers usually starts with a step; “this saying is synonymous to the fervent drive embarked upon by OKREDANA Nigeria Limited five years ago, towards the expansion and modernization programme of the fishery industry in Nigeria. OKREDANA... 21st June 2006, DHAKA: Manufacturing sector is the base for the sustainable economic development of a nation. The contribution of manufacturing sector to the gross domestic product (GDP) of Bangladesh was 17 per cent in FY 2005-06. Out of fifteen sectors identified for computing national income, the c... 20th June 2006, FAYETTEVILLE: An expert witness’ calculations of inhaled arsenic exposure in Prairie Grove won’t be allowed at trial, a judge ruled Monday. Several lawsuits allege that spreading chicken litter caused cancer and other health problems in Prairie Grove. Rod O’Co... June 9th 2006, MAINE USA: Maine is leading the nation with a state law that's the first of its kind to promote the purchase of meat from animals that have not been treated with antibiotics unless they were sick. Concerns about the human health effects of virtually indiscriminate antibiot... June 1st 2006, BRUSSELS: The European Court of Justice has thrown out Archer Daniels Midland's appeal over allegations of an amino acids cartel. The Court confirmed that, when setting the level of fines, the Commission does not have to take into account fines paid by a company in other jurisdictio... 11th May. 2006: DOYLESTOWN, Pa. - Investigational New Animal Drug Designed to Combat Avian Flu; Healthy Chicken Study is the First in Series of Studies Designed to Determine Whether Adding Active Ingredient to Chicken Feed will Reduce Infectivity in Potential H5N1 Outbreak. Quigley Pharma, a w... 4th May, 2005: Dhaka, Bangladesh - The development and expansion of agriculture and agro-based industries in the rural areas is actually needed primarily for striking a happy balance between the goals of economic growth and equity. Although absolute poverty in rural Bangladesh -- where the majority pe... 23rd Apr, 2006: NIGERIA - Considering the role agriculture can play in a peoples economic life, the Ebonyi State Government has taken steps to make the state a food basket across the Niger. The mantra in Nigeria is that almost all the states created in the country are not economically viabl... 11th Apr, 2006: WASHINGTON - Most of the reporting that has accompanied concerns of a possible pandemic outbreak of high-pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) naturally enough centers on the potential repercussions for human health. But, as a recent paper by the Council for Agricultural Science & Technolo... 5th Apr, 2006: ARSENIC may be called the king of poisons, but it is everywhere: in the environment, in the water we drink and sometimes in the food we eat. Skip to next paragraph Readers Opinions Forum: Food Culture The amount is not enough to kill anyone in one fell... 4th Apr: MANILA - THE governments Avian Influenza Protection Program (AIPP) says that should the lethal H5N1 bird-flu strain enter the country and infect a poultry farm, military and agriculture officials will cull all feathered animals within a 3-km radius to halt the spread of the virus. 21st March, 2006: COLOMOBO - The International Poultry Science Association, Sri Lanka Branch announced that Sri Lanka is free from Bird Flu and that there is no danger in consuming chicken products. Meanwhile researchers have indicated that a global flu pandemic cannot be avoided solely by c... 16th March: RANGOON - Tests conducted in Bangkok have confirmed that chickens in Burma died from the deadly H5N1 avian flu strain, as the junta issued a public acknowledgement of the outbreak for the first time. A representative of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, Dr Wantanee Kalpra... 3rd March, 2006: BRUSSELS - Italians are so loath to eat chicken amid avian-flu fears that poultry farmers there are stocking their farms with fewer birds, which in turn is depressing soybean and corn sales driven by demand for chicken feed. The economic ripple effect of Italian eating habit... 25th Feb, 2006: It was typically Indian. Even before the government announced that bird flu has struck India on Saturday, 50,000 birds had died in two weeks in two districts of Maharashtra's poultry belt. Senior officials in the animal husbandry department said the cause of death was ini... 23rd Feb, 2006: PANJIM The demand for broilers and other chicken products in Goa is high. It goes still high during tourist season. Yet, poultry business has not flourished in Goa. Goa largely depends upon Karnataka and Maharashtra for supply of broilers and layers, like it depend for its supply of ... Feb 22nd, 2006 - India killed more than 223,000 birds to prevent the spread of avian influenza as Germany, Hungary and Greece reported more infections among wild birds. The cull took place in the Indian states of Gujarat and Maharashtra, according to Indian officials, as the nation tries to ... 13th Feb, 2006: ROME - Bird flu has reached Western Europe, with Italy and Greece announcing Saturday they had detected the H5N1 strain of the virus in dead swans. The announcement that the disease was detected in five swans in southern Italy came a day after the opening of the Winter Games ... 13th Feb, 2006: LAGOS - Nigeria ignored international recommendations for stopping bird flu, keeping poultry markets open yesterday and letting people move their birds around most of the country unrestricted. "We don't want to cause a situation where there will be much panic or alarm," s... 14th Jan, 2006: Winnippeg - Animal feed maker Ridley Inc. is trying to appeal an Ontario ruling allowing a farmer's mad cow-related lawsuit to proceed. The major livestock nutrition company, which has headquarters in Winnipeg and Mankato, Minn., said yesterday it is filing documents seek... 12th Jan, 2006: Maasin City - In support to the agricultural program throughout the City of Maasin , a post harvest facility for animal feeds will soon be available to farmers for their post harvest production. City Agriculturist Amado Acasio during an interview revealed that a feed mill whi...Cargill's Provimi Aloapur additive wins Innov’Space Innovation Award
FDA submits animal feed safety rule changes for review
Thai Feed Mill Association agrees to marine protection
Vitelia increases capacity of feed production facility with innovative new hammer mills from Dinnissen
Cargill increasing rail and grain handling capacity in Alberta
KSE launches silo filling unit
Provimi launches new feed additives brand
DDC prepares to produce and sell livestock feed
ISA recieves USDA grant for soybased fish feed study
Seaside industrial park receives federal grant
Betagro Group invests Bt1 billion in new animal drug-free, dust-free feed factory
EU: Compound feed production down in 2011
GCT rollback on feedstuffs and feeds
India's expansion into Bangladesh concerns local firms
S. Korea bans antibiotics in animal feed
Cargill reopens Chambersburg feed mill
Etunda makes feed from waste
Tougher German feed laws
Jamaica rethinking feedstocks, to keep feed prices under control
Germany approves anti-dioxin action plan
Tainted Animal Feed Found in France and Denmark
Germany investigating use of unsafe products in animal feed
Fatty acids mistake lead to dioxin contamination scare
Poultry farm owners are hostages of hatcheries
UK animal feed industry to ‘benefit’ from new guidelines
Jamaica Broilers Group looks to Haiti, for expansion.
'Feed crisis looming without faster GM approvals'
AgFeed Industries, Inc. to be Added to S-Network ITG Agriculture Index
Higher meat prices expected as livestock industry reels
Livestock industry hit hard by high feed costs, weak economy
Cattle Feeding: What Size Fits “Best”
Animal Science, University of Nebraska
01/07/2009Rising Feed Costs will Cut Meat Production
A Smooth Transition from Fuel to Feed
U.S. Department of Agriculture
08/06/2009Pioneer Hi-Bred Offers Tips to Maximize Feedstock Quality
Local Farmers Switch To Custom Crop Operators
Target feed at stock with the greatest earning potential
26/10/2007Fortifying feed with biodiesel co-products
Canada widens BSE-related feed ban; US still pondering
High feed price expected to cause cattle drop
07/09/2007GFI Ready For Enhanced Feed Ban
...Call for review of ban on use of animal remains in feed
08/06/2007Consumers, support BSE feed ban
01/06/2007Tainted fish meal was sent to U.S.
PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE
09/05/2007Ghana’s equipment can detect bird flu - Vet
...China tells little about illness killing large numbers of swine
NEW YORK TIMES
08/05/2007Australia seeks NZ stock feed
20 million chickens may have eaten tainted feed
04/05/20076,000 hogs may have eaten tainted feed: USDA
REUTERS
26/04/2007Cattle feed in crisis in Australia
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
26/04/2007Deadly pet food mystery puts heat on industry
USA TODAY
22/03/2007New U of M Feed Mill Allows Evaluation of Alternative Crops for Feed, Processing Equipment and Techn
FARMSCAPE
21/02/2007Need for feed: Farmers feel pinch from inflated prices
ATHENS BANNER-HERALD
18/02/2007GNBS revises poultry feed standard
07/02/2007Japan, Fearing Bird Flu, Incinerates 10,000 Chickens
What is Naturally Raised?
Lancaster Farming
22/12/2006
Does it mean an animal that has never been given antibiotics or was antibiotic-free the last 60 days? Can a problematic calf be given a non-...India packs more 'value' into China export basket
INDIA TIMES
10/12/2006
Contaminated corn seed slips into NZ
THE DOMINION POST
02/12/2006Pork industry hit by EU swine fever ruling
THE DIPLOMAT BUHAREST
30/11/2006Pork industry hit by swine fever ruling
THE DIPLOMAT BUHAREST
30/11/2006Two member EU team visits Vizag seafood processing plant
28/11/2006Bird Flu Strikes Korean Chicken Farm
24/11/2006WA farmers believed to be storing wheatWA farmers believed to be storing wheat
21/11/2006Cargill recalls contaminated Canadian cattle feed
18/11/2006Over 100 million chickens in Indonesia vaccinated against bird flu
17/11/2006Higher Corn Prices Equal Higher Livestock Prices
20/10/2006CAFO proposal - complete with smell test - passed
CHRONICLE TRIBUNE
20/10/2006Gold Kist To Open $70 Million Expansion in Live Oak, Florida
PRESS RELEASE
02/10/2006
Paying the Price of Hungry Pigs
PORK MAGAZINE
01/10/2006
Indonesia: sharp increase in the number of import of broiler grand parent stock (GPS) in 2006
29/09/2006
Port authority seizes imported animal feed
THE JAKARTA POST
20/09/2006
Biodiesel business brings earth-friendly fuel to Barron County
THE CHETEK ALERT
23/08/2006
Ridley Announces Third Straight Year of Earnings Growth and Further Debt Reduction in Fiscal 2006
MARKET WIRE
21/08/2006
Largest maize-seed processing plant on the African continent completed
Engineering News Online
11/08/2006
Catfish processing plant expected to open
Canal Seed and Feed to change its focus
Cargill vows to protect Amazon
Settlement shakes Amcor and Visy
New Wave of Bird Flu Hits China's Poultry
Ethanol plants a blessing and a curse for cattle industry
Guyana poultry producers may need to look at export market
Okredana: Expansion and modernization of the fishery industry in Nigeria
Bangladesh 2006-7 Budget: Manufacturing sectors
Chicken litter lawsuit: Expert’s arsenic calculation excluded
Making a choice between meat
European Union Upholds ADM Fines
Quigley to Commence Medical Feed Poultry Study for Its QR-441(a)
Towards self-sustaining economy
Agriculture... Another Base for People's Development
CAST group issues bird flu impact report: Avian Influenza Seen Cutting Poultry Consumption
Chicken With Arsenic?
Duck raisers, cock breeders resist antiavian flu measures
Poultry breeders accuse the adverse media reports jeopardizing their industry
Bird Flu Confirmed in Burma
Europe's Bird-Flu Fears Cause Global Economic Ripples
No More Chicken Feed
Why has poultry failed in Goa?
India Kills 223,000 Birds; Virus Spreads in Europe
Bird flu found in Italy, Greece and Bulgaria
Nigeria delays taking action on bird flu
Feed maker to appeal mad cow lawsuit ruling
Maasin to establish feedmill for farmers (Philippines)
