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    • Practical on farm experience: Hay the key to success in dairy cattle
      by Marleen Purmer on 25 October 2024 at 7:00 am

      Dutch dairy farm, VOF Rijnsburger, makes hay for the dry cows according to a tight schedule. This ensures a better start to lactation. The dry period approach works easily and the number of disorders after calving can be counted on one hand. FARM PROFILE Farm: VOF Dairy Farm Rijnsburger Owners: Marijke Rijnsburger (27) and Max

    • INTERVIEW: Supporting customers in optimising the use of methionine
      by Adisseo on 25 October 2024 at 6:00 am

      Nicola Tallarico, GCM Rhodimet AT88 at Adisseo, offers some insights into the general methionine market and explains how Adisseo is partnering with its customers to get the most out the use of methionine sources in animal feeds. Q: Can you give us a general overview of the global methionine market and the position of Adisseo

    • Grain harvest in England shows a mixed picture
      by ruud peijs on 25 October 2024 at 5:00 am

      The grain harvest this season in England is showing a mixed picture, with a sharp decline in wheat but a modest increase in barley and a significant growth in oat yields. Wheat: Smallest yield since 2020 The largest decline is for wheat, which at 10 million tons yielded is 22% less than in 2023. This

    • A bacteria from soil is found to be beneficial for rainbow trout
      by Vladislav Vorotnikov on 24 October 2024 at 11:00 am

      A group of scientists from the Don State Technical University, Russia, has developed a probiotic feed additive based on the Bacillus amyloliquefaciens B-1895 strain for rainbow trout. The results of the first field trials are encouraging. The trials involved 4-month species of rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss, the scientists revealed. At the end of the testing

    • Dr Gaetano Blanda (Evonik): “1 plus 1 is 2, also in animal nutrition”
      by Vincent ter Beek on 24 October 2024 at 8:54 am

      Animal nutrition may be a different business than coating additives – but they both form parts of the same world. After all, both follow the universal laws of chemistry and economics. Describing himself as a “data guy”, chemist Dr Gaetano Blanda quickly learnt about his new challenge since he ended up at the helm of

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    • Egg market tightens as Autumn progresses
      by Poultry Network on 25 October 2024 at 10:57 am

      The UK egg market has advanced quite strongly over the past month, with wholesale prices gaining ground for both colony and free range. Colony supplies have become especially tight, partly as flocks are run down before the 2025 deadline, and further heightened by a rise in prices across the Continent. See also: White eggs added to The post Egg market tightens as Autumn progresses appeared first on Poultry Network.

    • Aldi marks switch to lower stocked chicken with packaging refresh
      by Poultry Network on 25 October 2024 at 10:48 am

      ALDI has announced the switch to 30kg/ sq m stocking densities that it announced in July this year has now taken place. From 30 October, shoppers will notice new packaging highlighting higher welfare for all fresh chicken sold at Aldi. See also: UK poultry consumption hits new half-year record In addition to Tesco, the Co-op, Morrison’s The post Aldi marks switch to lower stocked chicken with packaging refresh appeared first on Poultry Network.

    • 2,000 seasonal poultry visas confirmed for 2025
      by Poultry Network on 23 October 2024 at 1:07 pm

      DEFRA has announced that 2,000 seasonal poultry visas will be issued in 2025 for farms and processors wishing to recruit temporary workers in the run-up to Christmas. In addition to confirming visa numbers for 2025, Defra has also published the 2023 Seasonal Workers Survey report. See also: Poultry figures show big drop in seasonal turkey The survey was The post 2,000 seasonal poultry visas confirmed for 2025 appeared first on Poultry Network.

    • Time running out to apply for Zoetis-NFU Poultry Trainee Award
      by Poultry Network on 21 October 2024 at 12:56 pm

      FEWER than two weeks remain to submit entries to the Zoetis-NFU Poultry Trainee Award. The award provides a £1,000 training grant for the winner, and all three finalists will receive guest invites to the Egg and Poultry Industry Conference (EPIC). See also: Poultry.Network Launches New Podcast Focused on Sustainable Production The 2023 award winner Stephanie Pedrick, The post Time running out to apply for Zoetis-NFU Poultry Trainee Award appeared first on Poultry Network.

    • Obituary: Sir John Campbell, Glenrath Farms
      by Poultry Network on 18 October 2024 at 9:44 am

      The following article is a family obituary of Sir John Campbell, April 1st 1934–September 10th 2024. “Sir John Campbell, Scotland’s leading egg baron, has died aged 90 at his home on the farm. He was a true entrepreneur who spent his life promoting his business and the Glenrath brand. He was a pioneer of free-range The post Obituary: Sir John Campbell, Glenrath Farms appeared first on Poultry Network.

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    • Si je ne suis plus producteur agricole, je suis quoi?
      on 26 October 2024 at 12:00 pm

      Dans la vie de tout travailleur, il arrive un temps où l’idée de ralentir le rythme apparaît tranquillement.

    • Quelle est la productivité à vie de votre troupeau?
      on 25 October 2024 at 12:00 pm

      La longévité des vaches laitières est devenue de plus en plus importante ces dernières années, principalement en raison des conséquences économiques associées à une courte durée de vie des animaux.

    • History in the making
      on 25 October 2024 at 4:00 am

      The cowboy is one of the most romantic, enduring figures in the American consciousness, right up there with astronauts, muscle cars and George Washington. However, somewhere along the line, a disconnect grew in the minds of the public between the 1,000-mile cattle drives of the 19th century and modern beef production.

    • Dairy’s Foundation grants: Clever ways to tell dairy’s story
      on 25 October 2024 at 4:00 am

      For more than two decades, Dairy’s Foundation has raised funds and awarded grants to support educational and sustainability initiatives for the dairy industry and those impacted by it. As the only public-held national foundation supporting dairy education and initiatives across the entire dairy industry food chain, our local grant program invites organizations around the country to apply for grants to fund critical educational and outreach programs.

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      on 25 October 2024 at 4:00 am
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    • Container Shipping Weekly Stock Highlights: Market Trends
      by Giannis Nikolakis on 25 October 2024 at 4:50 pm

      The container shipping industry has been experiencing a dynamic shift in market conditions, significantly impacting the stock performance of various key players. Recent stock price movements reveal a mixed landscape, characterized by fluctuations that reflect underlying trends in global trade, operational challenges, and shifting investor sentiment. As companies navigate supply chain disruptions, changing demand patterns, The post Container Shipping Weekly Stock Highlights: Market Trends appeared first on Container News.

    • Hapag-Lloyd applies new surcharge in Gambia
      by Container News Team on 25 October 2024 at 3:29 pm

      German ocean carrier Hapag-Lloyd has announced a new peak season surcharge (PSS) from Europe, Middle East & Indian Subcontinent, and North & Latin America to Gambia’s port of Banjul. A surcharge of US$825/€750 per container will be implemented for all equipment types. This surcharge will take effect on November 15 for ports in Northern Europe, The post Hapag-Lloyd applies new surcharge in Gambia appeared first on Container News.

    • Imminent new strike in Montreal port
      by Container News Team on 25 October 2024 at 2:30 pm

      CUPE 375, the union representing longshore workers in Montreal, eastern Canada’s largest port, has issued a 24-hour strike notice, running from 7 am local time on 27 October, to 6.59 am (local time) on 28 October. The strike comes amid an ongoing industrial action that started on 10 October. An earlier three-day strike, which disrupted The post Imminent new strike in Montreal port appeared first on Container News.

    • Vessel orders cause market paradox of falling demand and rates
      by Container News Team on 25 October 2024 at 1:45 pm

      Market analytics platform Xeneta has analysed the apparent contradiction in container shipping which has seen rising demand met with falling freight rates.       Mary Anne Evans Correspondent at Large If you liked this post, please consider donating5€10€20€50€ The post Vessel orders cause market paradox of falling demand and rates appeared first on Container News.

    • Tighter margins for DSV and K+N in 2024 to date
      by Container News Team on 25 October 2024 at 1:10 pm

      DSV and Kuehne + Nagel, the world’s two largest freight forwarding groups, saw their profit margins squeezed for the first nine months of 2024.       Martina Li Asia Correspondent If you liked this post, please consider donating5€10€20€50€ The post Tighter margins for DSV and K+N in 2024 to date appeared first on Container News.

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    • F. Laeisz buys into Diana Shipping
      by Adis Ajdin on 25 October 2024 at 9:30 am

      German-based Reederei F. Laeisz has placed its bets on the dry bulk sector with an investment in Greek owner Diana Shipping. The Nikolaus Schües-led shipping group has snapped up about 6.3m shares in New York-listed Diana, equal to a 5% stake. The move on the Athens-based Diana, revealed in a filing to the US Securities …

    • Synergy and Grace Ocean agree to pay the US $102m in first of many Dali legal cases
      by Sam Chambers on 25 October 2024 at 7:15 am

      The Justice Department announced yesterday that Grace Ocean and Synergy Marine, the Singaporean corporations that owned and operated the Dali containership, have agreed to pay $102m to resolve a civil claim brought by the US five weeks ago for costs borne in responding to the catastrophic collapse seven months ago of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in …

    • Trinidad and Tobago arrests tug involved in February’s Caribbean oil spill
      by Sam Chambers on 25 October 2024 at 7:11 am

      More than eight months after it was involved in a severe oil spill in the Caribbean, the tug Solo Creed has been arrested in Angola as part of massive $244m clean-up costs tallied by the government of Trinidad and Tobago.  On the morning of February 7, local authorities detected an oil slick spewing from a …

    • West Africa cape volumes spike
      by Sam Chambers on 25 October 2024 at 7:00 am

      Guinea’s emergence as a source of great cargoes for the cape trades and China’s booming electric vehicle manufacturers is increasingly being joined by other West African nations.  Led by Guinean stems, capesize and above parcels ex-West Africa have increased by a per annum growth rate of 19.6% since 2018, according to analysts at broker BRS …

    • Indian steel giant JSW eyes container manufacturing
      by Sam Chambers on 25 October 2024 at 5:55 am

      One of India’s largest conglomerates, JSW Group, is looking to enter the container manufacturing space. The Sajjan Jindal-led company, which is involved in steel, ports, energy, infrastructure, cement, automotive and paints, has hired consultants to identify the market potential to enter a sector that is currently heavily dominated by the Chinese. The move is also …

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