The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has started Dairy 2007, a project to find out how farmers treat their animals regarding animal health and product quality.

One of the recent polls on this website was: The costly and time consuming new EU 'Feed Additive Regulation (1831/2003)' makes it impossible for small companies to compete on the feed additives markets.

Agromek, the international agricultural exhibition, continues to present itself as a perfect opportunity for companies to present their new products. The show will take place from 15-20 2007 in Herning, Denmark.

The consequences of animal diseases in domesticated birds and livestock can be complex and generally go well beyond the immediate effects on affected producers. World Bank livestock specialist François Le Gall discusses the economic and social effects of animal diseases.

Like all industries, feed manufacturing technology continues to evolve as we continually see some significant advances. In this fifth article in the Feed Tech series on feed processing, feed technology specialist, Jared Froetschner, addresses the most exciting and challenging subjects of feed hygiene/sterilization and the issue of formulating for pelleting quality.