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Welcome to this week's newsletter

We have 4 new features this week:
Milking with Robots
By Marcia Endres, Extension Dairy Scientist, University of Minnesota, Dairy Extension. There is increasing interest in automatic milking systems (AMS) in the U.S. even though the cost:benefit ratio is not yet as good here as it is in some of the European countries.
Some Feeding Tips For Tough Times
By Janette Richards, Acting Beef Feedlot Specialist, OMAFRA. - Cattle feeding costs are high. Since feed costs can account for 80% of the variable cost of production (about 60% of the total costs), any changes to ration cost can have a huge impact on profitability.
Feeding Management to Reduce the Environmental Impact of Dairy Farms
By Robert E. James, Department of Dairy Science, and Beverly Cox, Virginia Cooperative Extension. Published in the University of Florida IFAS, 45th Dairy Conference Production proceedings. Probably no region of the U.S. has experienced greater attention to impact of agriculture on our environment than Florida.
Dairy: World Markets and Trade - July 2008
This report published by the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service summarises the global market trade and trends in milk and dairy products.
Pfizer Revenues Rise
GLOBAL - Pharmaceutical and animal health company Pfizer has reported revenues of $12.1 billion, for the second quarter of the year, an increase of nine per cent compared with $11.1 billion in the quarter a year ago.
BSE NEWS: EFSA Publishes Opinions
Weekly Roberts Report
Weekly US Cattle Outlook - Beef Exports for May Up
In The Cattle Markets
Weekly Outlook - Corn and Soybean Prices - Now What?
Amendment to Block Argentine Meat Moves On
June Milk Production up 3.4 Percent
Welfare Deal: an American Dream for Veal
Schwarzenegger Joins Fight on Downer Cattle
Mass Slaughter as TB Runs Wild California
Friend-of-the-Court Briefs Filed by Ag Groups
CWT Accepts Herd Retirement Bids
AFBF: Conversations on Animal Care Initiative
Cows Power Stations Could Generate 3% of Electricity
Decision Gives Conservation Land to Graziers
Argentinean Slaughter Down But Cow Kills High
Possible Change in Bluetongue Policy
Government Extends Nitrate Vulnerable Zones
Livestock Transport Legislation Grinding to a Halt
Industry Unites Against Bovine TB
Dairy Products – Innovations That Pack a Punch
Incidence of TB in Cattle
Defra: Opening the Box on UK Animal Imports
Increased Dairy Farm Profit Using Manufactured Feed
Raising BSE Age Limit a Step Closer
Bluetongue Spreads Despite Vaccinations
A Final Opinion on Animal Cloning
EU Members Urged to Analyse Bluetongue Vectors
EFSA Publishes Opinions on BSE Tests
Boomerang Cattle
CSIRO Opens Rapid Response Animal Disease Centre
Weekly Australian Cattle Summary
Milk from Brazil to the World
Buffalo Imports Threaten Philippine Livestock
Wild TB Poses Danger on Spanish Cattle
Calls for Livestock Waste Control
That's all for this week!
Ed.
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