Showing posts with label Engormix. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Engormix. Show all posts
March 21, 2013
February 11, 2013
11/02/13: Monday news update
Irrigated
grain production in Southeast Asia is predicted to decline due to
climate change. According to the International Food Policy Research Institute, irrigated rice
production in Asia could fall by 20 percent and irrigated wheat as much
as 25 percent by 2050.
Read more... A warehouse employee in Punjab, India, has been arrested for unloading government rice at a private rice mill.
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Engormix is a great source of information on the feed industry. The site is home to technical articles professional guides and forums on all aspects of the feed world.
Take a look at a recently published technical article on the effect of a direct fed microbial (Megasphaera Elsdenii) on the productivity and health of Holstein cows.
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| Asia - Satellite image - PlanetObserver (Photo credit: PlanetObserver) |
January 29, 2013
Event: Doors open at IPPE
The GFMT team are in Atlanta, USA this week for the IPPE show. The site is already a hive of activity with people keen to see the latest food and feed developments.
The GFMT stand is also looking marvellous. One of of our first visitors was Carlos Cesar Pavesa, director and CEO, Engormix (pictured below with GFMT publisher, Roger Gilbert).
If you're at the show come and visit us on booth 1700. If not, stayed tuned to the blog for the latest updates.
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| We were visited early on the opening day of IPPE (our stand 1700) by Carlos Carlos Cesar Pavesa, director and CEO of Engormix, the Latin American online news service for the feed industry. |
January 22, 2013
22/01/13: New council vice-chairman at Campden BRI; marl in poultry feed study
Tom Falcon has been elected Campden BRI council vice-chairman. Campden BRI is the UK's largest independent membership-based organisation carrying out research and development for the food and
drinks industry worldwide.
Tom has
been the production and distribution director of Shepherd
Neame Ltd, Britain’s oldest brewer, since June 2008. Prior to
this, Tom worked for The Maersk Company Ltd (responsible
for business and process improvement) and A.T. Kearney
specialists in business strategy, procurement and supply chain
management).
Today we've got an article on poultry feed from Engormix. D. Ouachem and N. Kaboul, Institute of Agronomic and Veterinary Sciences, HadjLakhdar University, Algeria discuss marl as a natural supply on broiler chicken feed.
Clay is a natural supply that
could be used in poultry feed to achieve the same goals because it is a
very abundant product in nature, inexpensive, widely used by hens raised
outdoors. In this study three percent marl was incorporated into feed and tested
on broiler chicken, at the young age and at 56 days.
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| English: Five day old Cornish-Rock (Cornish Cross) chicks in a brooder. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
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