10. Danish export market growing including the organic sector OF the two million tonnes of pork produced each year by Denmarks 8,800 pig farmers, 90 per cent is exported with Germany and UK being the biggest markets. Denmark has also started looking at China a major potential market as forecasts suggest the country can only continue to be self-sufficient in pork for another five years. Although still small, production of organic production is increasing in Denmark, bolstered by the many export opportunities. Castration is carried out to prevent boar...
Source • Farmers Guardian,UK •
11. Maple Leafs moves closer to pig sector exit Maple Leaf Foods plans to shut down yet another of its pork processing plants as part of its restructure plan to exit the pig production and pork export business. Last year Maple Leaf, Canada s largest food processor, began to restructure its operations to move away from the unprofitable pig production and pork export business and focus on higher-end meat processing. The company also completed the previously announced closure of its primary pork processing operations in Saskatoon, which...
Source • PigProgress.net,Netherlands •
12. Hogging the Slops Agresti's 5,000 hogs eat mostly "salvage," meaning he gets the food free from food canneries, bakeries, food processing facilities, and, yes, pet food manufacturers, who have unsalable product or food waste. Although the pet food scandal put an unwelcome spotlight on his farm, Agresti doesn't plan to stop using salvage feed, and he's currently waiting for compensation from the feds, who quarantined his hogs from Apr. Nobody seemed to mind until the industrial chemical melamine, blamed for...
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13. Swine Made Small But when you look a bit past the charade, Russian firms are giving investors a choice they shouldn't have to make. But at Marina Kuzmenko's apartment, the hog is a faithful friend that bows its head in greeting and prefers sleeping in its owner's bed. Only articles from today's edition are available for free on our web site. This is only an excerpt from the full story. The entire article is approximately 725 words in length. Market Matters AGM Choice Limited to Cash or Questions It's the...
Source • The Moscow Times,Russia •
14. Ethanol plays greater role in farming Ethanol plays greater role in farming - The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Among dairy operations, 38 percent indicated that they fed co-products during 2006 and another 22 percent considered it. Ethanol plays greater role in farming - The Business Journal of Milwaukee: For hog operations, 12 percent fed co-products and 35 percent considered it. Among cattle on feed operations, 36 percent fed co-products and 34 percent were considering the practice. Among beef cattle operations, 13 percent...
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16. FarmOnline New vaccine could work against foot and mouth Monday, 4 June 2007 A new vaccine shows promise for preventing foot and mouth disease in livestock, proving effective in tests on cattle and swine in the United States. Scientists expect that more studies will show at least the six months of immunity is provided by current vaccines in cattle and swine. The vaccine shows effectiveness within seven days, and in tests so far, cattle retain immunity for at least 21 days. The disease is rarely...
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17. African Swine Fever Widespread In Georgia Aggressive control measures limiting the contact between domestic and wild pigs are essential in order to avoid that the virus becomes adapted to wild pigs. The mission described the African Swine Fever crisis in Georgia as a national emergency; control, eradication and recovery measures will require considerable financial resources. There is no vaccine against the disease; controlling animal movement and stamping out is the only remedy to avoid spillover of the disease to healthy animals,...
Source • eMaxHealth.com,NC •
18. Stan Schutte's Triple S Farms in Stewardson shows off the benefits of going organic David Shelton, who raises corn and soybeans conventionally on 700 acres near Bethany, said he admires Schutte's independence from chemical companies - and his success. Herald & Review Newspaper Website - Decatur, Illinois - Central Illinois Newspaper Group (CING) Untitled Document. Stan Schutte also raises hogs, cattle, chicken and eggs, and Ryan Schutte has turkeys in the fall, all of which they plan to begin marketing as organic after they and six other farms open a multi-species...
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