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JBS Food Canada to sell Alberta beef cattle feed yard

JBS Food Canada Inc. will sell Lakeside Feeders, its beef cattle yard and adjacent farmland in Brooks, Alberta, Canada, to MCF Holdings Ltd., a subsidiary of Nilsson Bros. Inc., a livestock-based agricultural business in Alberta, for CA$50 million (US$39.6 million). Completion of the transaction is subject to regulatory review and approval.

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EFSA: Animal feed the source of BSE cases in Europe

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has found that contaminated animal feed is the most likely cause of isolated bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) cases in Europe.

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Novita Nutrition now in full operation at SD facility

Novita Nutrition, an animal nutrition company, is in full operation at its Novita Aurora production facility near Brookings, South Dakota. The facility is manufacturing a new feed ingredient branded as NovaMeal, a bypass protein.

ADM Animal Nutrition recalls cattle feed

ADM Animal Nutrition, a division of Archer Daniels Midland Co., is recalling 50-pound bags of Rough-N-Ready 14 BT cattle feed, product number 54787BHB24, because the product contains elevated levels of monensin beyond the recommended dosage, which could be harmful to cattle.

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Hanigan receives Dairy Nutrition Research Award

The American Feed Industry Association and the American Dairy Science Association has recognized Mark Hanigan, Ph.D. for his achievements in dairy nutrition.

How nutrition influences dairy cow health, immunity

Oxidative stress and several other issues can decrease dairy cow immunity and productivity. Luckily, proper nutrition can mitigate these effects.

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Dairy sector next likely target of animal activists

Animal rights activists have already taken on the veal, pork, egg and broiler chicken industries, and it could be only a matter of time before the dairy industry becomes their next target, a poultry veterinarian said.

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Improving dairy cow performance with fiber-degrading enzymes

Recent trials reveal the effects of fiber-degrading enzymes on dairy feed conversion, efficiency and production in dairy cows.

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Agrifirm aims for additional phosphate reduction

Agrifirm calculates that, with its livestock farmers and suitable measures, a significant additional phosphate reduction can be achieved, while maintaining a positive result for livestock farmers.

Fiber-degrading enzymes increase dairy cow milk production

While the lactational response of dairy cows fed fiber-degrading enzymes has been scarce and inconsistent, recent studies suggest the effectiveness of fiber-degrading enzymes to improve milk production and milk components is possible.

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Phibro opens new manufacturing plant in Illinois

Phibro Animal Health Corporation has expanded production capacity of its Animate nutritional specialty product with the opening of a new manufacturing plant in Quincy, Ill.

CBS Inc. strengthens nutrition team

New opportunities to harvest stronger value and performance benefits from dairy and beef feed are the focus as Canadian Bio-Systems (CBS Inc.) welcomes a new addition to its expanding nutrition team.

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