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Thai Feed Industry To See 10% Growth This Year

Thai Feed Industry To See 10% Growth This Year

Asia 23 Feb 2006

23rd Feb, 2006: BANGKOK - Thailand's feed industry will be buoyant this year with growth around 10%, catching up with an increase in the livestock population, the president of the Thai Feed Mill Association said. "The number of major (f…
India Kills 223,000 Birds; Virus Spreads in Europe

India Kills 223,000 Birds; Virus Spreads in Europe

Asia 23 Feb 2006

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, ac…
Soybean industry hopes bird flu won't hit poultry feed

Soybean industry hopes bird flu won't hit poultry feed

Asia 23 Feb 2006

21st Feb, 2006: NEW DELHI - Soybean producers hope that the domestic demand for poultry feed will not be impacted if the bird flu is contained in Nandurbar in Maharashtra. Even if the H5N1 avian influenza does spread beyond Nandurbar, the d…
India: Imported bird feed comes under scanner

India: Imported bird feed comes under scanner

Asia 23 Feb 2006

Feb 20, 2006: GUJARAT - Admitting that the possibility of migratory birds having brought the bird flu virus to Nandurbar is thin based on the evidence so far, officials are now zeroing in on the “bird feed” and “feed additives” that poultry…
Sri Lanka bans poultry imports from India

Sri Lanka bans poultry imports from India

Asia 23 Feb 2006

20th Feb, 2006: COLOMBO - Sri Lanka on Monday banned the import of poultry products from India until further notice. "We normally ban imports from any country that reports avian influenza. This is part of those steps," S.K.R. Amarasekera, D…
TN bans import of poultry feed from Maharashtra

TN bans import of poultry feed from Maharashtra

Asia 23 Feb 2006

20th Feb, 2006: Chennai - The Tamil Nadu government today banned import of poultry feed and poultry from Maharashtra for two months following the outbreak of birdflu in that state. Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Sciences Director T N Palan…
India: No need to panic - Industry (Bird Flu)

India: No need to panic - Industry (Bird Flu)

Asia 23 Feb 2006

20th Feb, 2006 - Bird flu outbreak in Nandurbar in Maharashtra has created panic in poultry and associated sectors. News of death of 1,000 chickens at a farm in Etawah, Uttar Pradesh, has added to the panic. Reports, however, suggested the …
Malaysia - Lau family firm 1st to get Indon listing

Malaysia - Lau family firm 1st to get Indon listing

Asia 23 Feb 2006

14th Feb, 2006: JAKARTA - PT Malindo Feedmill Tbk, the first Malaysian-owned company to list on the Jakarta Stock Exchange, expects its profit before tax to grow between 15% and 20% this year buoyed by its expansion programme. “Last year, w…
New aquaculture project aids locals

New aquaculture project aids locals

Asia 23 Feb 2006

11th Feb, 2006: HA NOI - A development initiative that saw 90ha of low-yielding farmlands converted into lucrative aqua-culture areas has enabled poverty-stricken farmers in Dong My Commune on the outskirts of Ha Noi to escape poverty and r…
China Starts up 1st Nuisance-Free Aquaculture Plan in Guangdong

China Starts up 1st Nuisance-Free Aquaculture Plan in Guangdong

Asia 23 Feb 2006

9th Feb, 2006: GUANGDONG - China recently starts up a plan of nuisance-free aquatic farming in southern China's Guangdong Province. The nation's Ministry of Agriculture has committed itself to fully boosting the development of healt…
Fish farm escape creates environment fears

Fish farm escape creates environment fears

Asia 23 Feb 2006

9th Feb, 2006 - Environmentalists are worried about the impact thousands of escaped farm barramundi will have on the marine ecosystem off the Tiwi Islands, north of Darwin. Storm surge and king tides in waters off Bathurst Island have damag…
Poultry farms in trouble

Poultry farms in trouble

Asia 23 Feb 2006

9th Feb, 2006 - IT is reported that around 2,600 poultry farms have been set up by young people in 16 districts of Rajshahi Division. These youngsters, of both sexes, got encouragement to set up such farms after obtaining training on manage…
Rural artisans and SSI better, proves Bangladesh

Rural artisans and SSI better, proves Bangladesh

Asia 23 Feb 2006

8th Feb, 2006 - Can farm mechanisation lead to greater employment generation and poverty alleviation? The answer is ‘yes’, provided the mechanisation is on a small-scale and equipment are manufactured by rural artisans and small-scale indus…
India - Pakistan may import soybean from India

India - Pakistan may import soybean from India

Asia 23 Feb 2006

8th Feb, 2006: LAHORE - After opening its border to sugar imports from India, Pakistan may follow it up with import of soybean, Online news agency reported. Commerce Minister Humayun Akhtar Khan has said the government was considering allow…
Malaysia - Malaysian group to list Indon poultry company

Malaysia - Malaysian group to list Indon poultry company

Asia 23 Feb 2006

7th Feb, 2006: PETALING JAYA - PT Malindo Feedmill, Tbk, a firm that produces animal feed and breeds commercial day-old chicks, is expected to be listed on the Jakarta Stock Exchange on Friday. Established in 1998, the company's princip…
Indonesia - IFC Provides $45 Million Financing to Central Pertiwi Bahari

Indonesia - IFC Provides $45 Million Financing to Central Pertiwi Bahari

Asia 23 Feb 2006

19th Jan, 2006: Jakarta — The International Finance Corporation, the private sector arm of the World Bank Group, today announced an agreement to provide a loan facility of up to $45million to PT. Central Pertiwi Bahari, a subsidiary of Char…
Malaysia - Huat Lai exporting more eggs

Malaysia - Huat Lai exporting more eggs

Asia 23 Feb 2006

17th Jan, 2006: PETALING JAYA - Local eggs manufacturer Huat Lai Resources Bhd sees its exports to Singapore contributing to about 40% of revenue this year, up from 30% last year, says managing director Lim Yeow Her. “We export 35% of our t…
Malaysia - Lower feed costs augur well for poultry sector

Malaysia - Lower feed costs augur well for poultry sector

Asia 23 Feb 2006

Declining costs of raw material corn and soybean for poultry feed and bird-flu free status augur well for the industry's growth in Malaysia and overseas. Analysts contacted by StarBiz said coupled with last month's ex farm chicken p…
Maasin to establish feedmill for farmers (Philippines)

Maasin to establish feedmill for farmers (Philippines)

Asia 23 Feb 2006

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 Acas…
Soyameal exports pick up as bird flu scare fades

Soyameal exports pick up as bird flu scare fades

Asia 23 Feb 2006

Jan 7th, 2005: KOLKATA - With bird flu scare dissipating in South-East Asia, import of oilmeal by the region from India has started picking up. Buoyed by the rising demand for oilmeal from these countries, India’s export of oilmeal to the r…

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