Farmer’s Daughter: Here’s why California ranchers care about food-waste legislation
Assemblymember Ian Calderon introduced legislation that revises a California Act that regulates the handling of solid waste, like leftover food.
Assemblymember Ian Calderon introduced legislation that revises a California Act that regulates the handling of solid waste, like leftover food.
The cultivation of insects as well as microalgae are up-and-coming sectors to meet protein demands for humans and animals alike.
In a new study from the University of Illinois, researchers show that clay can also improve the degradability of feedstuffs.
The FDA is investigating horse feed from a Minnesota co-op after six horses died from eating a single batch of the feed. The feed is believed to contain monensin, an animal drug highly toxic to horses, even at low levels. On June 9, a farm in Minnesota began feeding its horses feed mixed by Gilman […]
Livestock producers who purchase feeder cattle or weaned pigs plus the feed, and then sell finished animals at a specific point in time, take on a significant amount of both input and output price risk. That’s why it’s important livestock producers determine their crush margin. The crush margin, a term borrowed from the soybean processing […]
Mycotoxins threaten animal health and producer profitability, so identifying and addressing these hidden challenges in feed is very important for farmers. Alltech, a world leader in mycotoxin management, now has the ability to test for over 40 different mycotoxins in animal feed samples. With this new analytical capability, Alltech is able to not only detect […]
Cargill has signed a binding agreement to acquire Diamond V, a leading global provider of innovative natural solutions and technologies that improve animal health, animal performance, and food safety. This acquisition, which follows Cargill’s recent investment in Delacon, the global leader in natural, plant-based phytogenic additives, will give Cargill market-leading participation in the $20 billion […]
With many Northern livestock producers buying hay and feed from outside the region due to drought, the North Dakota State University Extension Service and North Dakota Stockmen’s Association remind producers to heed with caution. “Hay, stover, and other feeds are coming from around the country, and the quality of those feeds can vary considerably,” NDSU […]
CHS is making a $100,000 contribution on behalf of CHS Payback feed dealers to assist livestock producers affected by the recent wildfires in Montana.