TheDairySite Newsletter - 12 June 2009
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Welcome to this week's newsletter
Editorial: Picking up the Pieces in the Aftermath of DFB Crisis
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We have 4 new features this week: Trends in Dairy Cattle Breeding and Genetics The number of tools to develop a productive and profitable dairy herd that is genetically superior continues to grow, writes Dennis Johnson, Dairy Production Systems, WCROC, in this University of Minnesota Dairy Extension report. Feeding Legumes to Cattle - Alberta Legumes can be a valuable part of a cattle feeding programme. In fact, legumes can actually improve animal performance by encouraging intake, by providing greater feed efficiency and by fostering a better use of forage nitrogen content, writes Juanita Kopp, Government of Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development. Russian Dairy and Products Semi Annual Report Milk production is forecast to increase one per cent in 2009 reaching 32.8 million metric tonnes (MMT) as dairy operations continue to replace low yielding cows with imported pedigree animals and higher quality genetics, reports this USDA Foreign Agricultural Service GAIN Report. World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates - June 2009 Total U.S. meat production for 2009 and 2010 is reduced from last month as higher forecast feed prices are expected to reduce prospects in the pork and broiler sectors, according to the World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates, produced by the USDA's World Agricultural Outlook Board. ![]()
India's Dairy to Receive Boost at VIV India 2010 INDIA - Animal husbandry accelerates its modernisation at VIV India 2010. More Visitors Attended VIV Russia 2009 RUSSIA - Visitor numbers were up VIV Russia 2009 despite the worldwide recession.
» Dairy UK Welcome Anaerobic Digester Project » UFU Release Dairy Roadmap to Recovery » Milk Link Takes Over at Llandyrnog Creamery » NFU Pick up the Pieces After Milk Co-op Collapse » Hilary Benn Explains Problems Affecting DFoB » TFA: Banks Should Support UK Dairy Collapse » Cost of Fallen Stock Disposal to be Reduced Further » Bluetongue Vaccine Price Cuts Cost Thousands » NADIS Veterinary Report and Forecast May 2009 » NFUS Welcome Government's Vision for Livestock » LMC Report: Reported Heifer Prices up by Four Pence » United Kingdom Milk Prices and Composition of Milk » EBLEX Launches New Parasite Product Guide ![]()
» The Grass is Greener in the 21st Century » New FDA Guidelines on Veterinary Feed Directive » Antibiotic Ban in the News » Dairy Operations Make Most of Anaerobic Digesters » Sen Webb Wants Study Done of Ethanol Blend Impact » Modern Milk More Green » Missouri Conference to Promote Grazing » Amino Acid Supplement Gets More Milk From Alfafa » Nebraska Quarantines 15,000 Cattle for TB » Governor Signs Livestock Friendly Legislation » Weekly US Cattle Outlook: Cow Slaughter Up » Weekly Outlook: Will the US Run Out of Soybeans? » CME: Crops Struggling to Make Up for Lost Time » In The Cattle Markets ![]()
» BLUETONGUE: Vaccine Price Cuts Cost Thousands » One Year on: EU Milk Strike Demands Remain Unmet
» UN, Norway Boost Cattle Farmers
» Expert Validates Dairy Difficulties
» AgroFarm Shows Highly Satisfactory Results
» Weekly Australian Cattle Summary ![]() That's all for this week! Ed. |
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