TheDairySite Newsletter - 23 July 2010
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Welcome to this week's newsletter
Editorial: Keeping Up With The Markets
New Zealand's Synlait Milk has had to look to China for capital investment in the company. ![]()
We have 4 new features this week: Farm Viability In The European Union This study by the University of Wageninen in the Netherlands, describes the importance of farm subsidies in the EU and analyses the impact of changes in levels of farm subsidies on the viability of farms and regional difference in farm viability. Summarised by Charlotte Johnston, TheCattleSite junior editor. Moving The Neck Rail May Help Lame Cows A recent research report by the University og British Columbia, Dairy Education and Research Centre has showed how lame cows recover rapidly when provided access to pasture. Plan Winter Dairy Diets Now To Benefit Later UK - Dairy farmers should plan now to make the best of available forages and ensure cost-effective and well-constructed diets are fed this winter, according to one leading nutrition specialist. US Feed Outlook - July 2010 US feed grain production in 2010 is expected to be down from last month reflecting lower planted acreage as forecast in the June 30 Acreage report, according to the USDA Economic Research Service. ![]()
IDRI And Merial In Research Collaboration US - Global animal health company Merial and non-profit biotechnology organization the Infectious Disease Research Institute (IDRI) have agreed to cooperate regarding the research and development of certain vaccines for animals.
» FMD NEWS: FMD Outbreak Reported in Russia » Changing Demographics Grow Dairy Industry » Travel Award For 2011 International Jersey Conference
» IAH Director Receives Award From Royal College » Road Map Opportunity To Strip Out Livestock Costs » Dry Cow Therapy To Control IMI » Decline In BSE Could See TSE Restrictions Relaxed » Knowing Calves Reared Would Help Beef Supply » Meatmakers Launched At Dairy Event » Union Supports Plans for BVD Eradication Scheme » Steve Dunkley Takes on EBLEX NE Region » Low on Feed? » Changes To Food Standards Agency » Number Of Cattle Culled For bTB Falls ![]()
» Groups Call For End Of Ethanol Subsidies » US Corn Expected To Drive Feed Costs Up » Weekly Outlook: Focus On Weather And Crop Size » Weekly Roberts Report » Vilsack Tours Ohio Advanced Bioenergy Facility » Fight Johne's Disease with Chlorine and Stainless Steel » Valley Ford Cheese Company Now Certified Humane » GIPSA Rule Concerns Agricultural Panel » Soaring Temperatures, Humidity Take Toll on Cattle ![]()
» NZ Dairy Looks To China For Capital Investment
» Looking At Campylobacter In French Cattle
» FMD Outbreak Reported in Russia
» Modern CAP Needed for Productive Agriculture » EC Fines Animal Feed Phosphates Producers » The CAP Concerns All!
» Imported Beef Consumption Eases in Japan ![]()
» Microbix Signs $2 Million Partnership Agreement That's all for this week! Ed. |
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