Written by Stella Meehan from Agriland
CH4 Global Inc. has announced the first commercial sale and supply of its Asparagopsis-based methane-reducing product for ruminant animals to reduce agricultural emissions.
The initial sale is to CirPro, a leading Australian advanced protein manufacturer...
Written by Aisling O'Brien from Agriland
New Zealand dairy cooperative, Fonterra, has today (Thursday, June 23) increased its forecast farmgate milk price range for next year.
In response to global demand, the company increased its 2022/23 forecast by 50 cents to NZ$8.75-$10.25...
This from Grocer Gazette:
Morrisons and Asda have dropped their plant-based sandwich options entirely, a new survey has revealed.
In the recent survey by Eating Better, it found that the Big 4 grocers have removed their plant-based sandwiches, since its last sandwich survey three years ago...
Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland
Climate change obligations may limit livestock numbers in Northern Ireland, according to recent research and modelling.
Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute (AFBI) director of Sustainable Agri-Food Sciences Division, Prof. Elizabeth Magowan commented...
Not had any hassle over previous years but have had 4 cases this year of problems with calves not suckling after birth.
Our system is a hill cow. Galloway x saler crossed back to the saler bull. Calving starts in May and normally finished by mid June. All calves are born without assistance for...
Or are there too many other things to spend on than there were back in the days when food cost was a much bigger proportion of household expenditure? What are these other things that compete with food?
Written by cpm from CPM Magazine
Download PDF Biostimulants purport to offer growers stronger, more resilient plants and are becoming increasingly popular as growers look to more sustainable management practices. With new regulations about to come into force in the EU, will the UK follow its...
With the clipping season in full swing, I came across this, in a post on another thread, that was flagged up by @Vader ..
https://darachcroft.com/news/can-sheep-sequester-carbon#
The date on it is 2019.
I've no idea how much of it is true, but if it is, why aren't the Wool Board shouting it...
I’ve got a problem with some spring barley drilled with a 750 into spring wheat stubble on March 30th. The barley has no go in it, it’s all got spindly leaves and no tillers and despite an 85% establishment it still hasn’t covered between the rows after emerging about a month ago. I’m not sure...
Written by Aisling O'Brien from Agriland
A new study has shown that cumulative methane output was reduced by almost 11% in dairy cows that received a supplemented ration.
The study was carried out by the University of Reading in the UK in association with independent feed additive manufacturer...
Written by Stella Meehan from Agriland
New Zealand dairy cooperative, Fonterra, is to expand a trial which uses seaweed to reduce methane emissions from cows.
In 2020, Fonterra entered a partnership with Sea Forest to see if using Asparagopsis seaweed as a supplement feed for dairy cows could...
Sea-farmed supercrop: how seaweed could transform the way we live
Written by Richard Orange in Malmö from the Guardian
From high-protein food to plastics and fuel, Swedish scientists are attempting to tap the marine plant’s huge potential
“You can just see the buoys of the seafarm,” Dr Sophie...
Hi I was wondering if anyone had any experience in liquid fertiliser. A salesman has tried to sell me it and if I’m honest I don’t know anything about it, and with him being a typical salesman it does sound very good and with fertiliser prices the way they are this year I was thinking of giving...