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Nowadays the feed industry is considered to work with standards applicable to the food sector. Therefore continuous education is a necessity. Feed Tech explored the world of education and found many interesting courses of which the most important ones can be found in this article.
The need for feed additives is related to animal feed production and therefore the consistent demand for meat and dairy products is expected to drive growth of this market in Australia and New Zealand.
These days
the Internet is one of the easiest mediums for sourcing information. The web
contributes to the rapid spread of news and views. But how reliable is the
World Wide Web? The answer could be "not very", because anybody can
put anything on the net. In this article we take a look at
BSE and provide some useful links.
The monthly
forecast of world feedstuff production by the United States Department of
Agriculture projects lower wheat production and stocks, higher coarse grain
production, but lower stocks, and record oilseed production for 2001/02 season.
The Federation of the Belgium Chemical Industries (Fedichem), the Federation for the Food industry (Fevia) and the cooperative of the Belgium feed producers (Bemefa) have developed a code of conduct regarding the use of chemicals in food and feed. This code was established in close cooperation with the Belgium Food Agency (FAVV).
Major sessions featuring new information on the likely impacts of biofuels expansion on US agriculture and the performance of US futures markets highlight the 111th annual convention program of the National Grain and Feed Association, scheduled for March 18-20 in San Francisco, California, USA.
The $1.5 million feed mill from the National Centre for Livestock and the Environment’s (NCLE) located at the University of Manitoba’s Glenlea Research Station, was officially opened last summer.
