TheBeefSite Newsletter - 5 April 2011
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Welcome to this week's newsletterEditorial: UK Beef Industry Addresses Climate Change ![]()
We have 4 new features this week: Fighting Brucellosis In Northern Ireland Northern Ireland has been fighting an epidemic of brucellosis for over 10 years. Significant progress has been made in this time, however there is a minority who persist in spreading the disease for financial gain, reports Charlotte Johnston, TheCattleSite Editor. XL Vets Best Practice Article: Maintaining A Tight Calving Pattern In Suckler Herds It's important to have a tight calving pattern in most herds for a number of reasons, according to XL Vets. Grasses For The Future Dr Michael Casler, United States Department of Agriculture’s Agriculture Research Service, summarises the main points from the international conference ‘Perennial ryegrasses: current and future genetic potential’, which took place last October, at Teagasc, Ireland. Protecting UK Livestock From The Threat Of Viral Disease The successes in disease control and future challenges were discussed at a meeting organised by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) and Institute for Animal Health (IAH) in London on 17 March, writes Jackie Linden, Senior Editor of TheCattleSite. ![]()
» Beef Prices To Rise 5 Per Cent In 2011 » Check Salinity Levels In Stock Water Supplies » Weekly Australian Cattle Summary » Beef Shipments Pick Up Pace In March
» Biodiesel Returns US Soybean Farmers’ Investment » CME: Daily Livestock Report » Members Of Congress Call For EPA To Back Off Dust » Several Factors To Play Role In Pasture Rental Rates » Producers Issue First Social Responsibility Report » High Commodity Prices Continue In Light Of Report » Cattle Outlook: Cattle Prices Continue To Go Up » Australia Hopes That US Beef Imports Will Improve » CME: Grain Futures Continue to Drive Demand » Focus Remains On Corn Demand » CME: Livestock Production Above Year Ago Levels » Corn And Cattle Prices Will Remain Volatile » NCBA Stands Against EPA’s Burdensome Regulations » USDA Proposes New Requirement For Meat Products
» China's Xinjiang Reports FMD Outbreak in pigs » China Viewed As Critical Long-Term Trade Partner
» New Diets For Cows Could Cut Climate Emissions » Growth In Scotland’s Beef Herd » Cattle Testing Positive For TB To Be DNA Tagged » VIA Replacing LMC Classification Officers » International Conference On Food Security Opens » Drive Up Profits With A Visit To Grassland & Muck » EU Deadlock On Clone Regulations » BSAS/WPSA 2011: Meeting Focuses On Food Security » Animal Health And VLA Merge To Create New Agency » Red Meat Scaremongering Will Not Tackle Emissions ![]()
» EC Fails To Agree On Cloning, Novel Foods » EU Beef Supplies To Remain Tight
» Irish Farmers Urged To Get Online » Importance Of Irish Beef Industry Highlighted » Positive Approach Needed For Irish Beef
» FMD Breaks Out in Taiwanese Swine
» Horn Of Africa To Double Livestock Exports To Saudi ![]()
» Expert Supports Varied Meat Production In Brazil
» AFBF Delegation in Panama, Colombia to Support FTAs
» Study On Voluntary BSE Testing
» Beef Imports From Mexico On The Rise In Japan That's all for this week! Ed. |
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