TheDairySite Newsletter - 15 April 2011
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Welcome to this week's newsletterEditorial: NZ Must Work Hard To Remain At The Top Of The Dairy Export Game
We have 4 new features this week: Antihelmintic Residues In Milk Michelle Whelan won the RDS gold medal for best presentation and the IFSTI president's medal for best food science and technology presentation at the annual Teagasc Walsh Fellowships seminar in the RDS for her presentation on 'Determination of anthelmintic residues in milk using UPLC-MS/MS with rapid polarity switching'. Here she explains the significance of the research to the Irish dairy industry. Stockperson Attitudes Linked To Dairy Cow Welfare And Production Stock people with high levels of empathy and job satisfaction and low negative beliefs result in higher milk yields. Indonesia/ Australia Live Cattle Export: Transport Australia and Indonesia have developed a strong bilateral relationship in livestock trade that has resulted in important commercial partnerships between industries in both countries. This section of an independent report, studying animal welfare conditions, looks at transport. World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates - April 2011 The forecast for 2011 red meat and poultry production is virtually unchanged from last month as small increases in beef and pork production are largely offset by a slightly reduced forecast of broiler and turkey production, according to the latest USDA World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates. ![]()
» FMD NEWS: FMD in Bulgaria; KNZ Relaxes Controls » UK And Brazil Call For Action On Food Prices » Food Price Index Shows First Decrease In 8 Months
» Retail Milk Prices Storm - Not A Rip Off » Tracking Milk Prices In The CPI » Chinese Investment In NZ Dairy Just The Start » NZ Dairy Farmers Must Up Their Game » Chinese Company Set To Buy Crafar Dairy Farms
» Number of Pigs in South Korea Plunges » South Korea Reopens Livestock Markets ![]()
» Ensure Effective Worm Control In Intensive Grazing » Badger Trust Demands TB Fraud Answers » Efficient Scottish Farms Have Lowest GHG Emissions » Low Risk of Prolonged Carriage of FMD Virus in Human Nose » Reseeding Advice From The Experts » EU And Defra Fail To Support British Farmers » NFU Frustrated Over Europe's GM Vote
» Cattle Transporter Online Training Programme » Dairy Processors Vote To Support Policy Reform » Weekly Outlook: Questions on Corn, Soybean Demand » Livestock Agriculture For A Healthy Environment » FAPRI-ISU Presents 2011 World Agricultural Outlook » Florida Dairy Team Wins Silver Place » Weekly Roberts Market Report ![]()
» Trade Policy A Good Platform, Says NFF » NLIS Tags For Cattle: Why It's Time To Change » Livestock Farmers Disappointed By Ballarat Saleyard
» Bulgaria Reports One More Outbreak of FMD
» Foot and Mouth Disease Controls Relaxed in KZN ![]()
» Dairy Producers Must Heed Quota Limits » New Research Funding For Animal Health » Reckless Milk Pricing Threaten Liquid Market
» EU Strengthens Legal Grounds For GM Cultivation Ban
» Discussing Ag Development At G20 ![]() That's all for this week! Ed. |
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