Animal Feed

Order of the High Court of Kerala regarding care of elephants by Guruvayoor Devaswom, 17/02/2025

Order of the High Court of Kerala in the matter of Sangita Iyer Vs Guruvayur Devasom & Others dated 17/02/2025. The Kerala High Court directed the Deputy Administrator (Livestock) of Guruvayoor Devaswom to file a detailed affidavit explaining the procedures being followed in Guruvayur Devaswom for booking and transporting elephants …

Could less meat mean more food?

Here's a simple idea you may have heard for improving food security: Eat less meat. The logic goes like this. People in the developed world eat a huge amount of animal protein. And consumption of meat, eggs, and milk is already growing globally as people in poorer nations get richer …

Distress sale of animals due to feed scarcity

JAIPUR: Climate change is likely to have an impact on the population of sheep and goats in the country. The feed and fodder scarcity is forcing the sheep farmers to resort to distress sale of animals which in turn is resulting in low economic realisation. The scarcity conditions are again …

Value of forest feed to livestock in lower Himalaya

Forests provide grasses and tree leaves for livestock. However, for hilly population, livestock rearing mechanism and food production systems are closely integrated in the forest ecosystem i.e. forest provide feed and fodder, while in return livestock supply draught power and manure as well as milk and meat as a source …

Antibiotics in food: Legislation and validation of analytical methodologies

In this paper, European food safety legislation is presented, and special attention is devoted to monitoring residues of veterinary drugs in foodstuffs of animal origin. After a short review of the state of the art of analytical methodology for antibiotic residue analysis, the paper focuses on validation of analytical methods, …

Monsanto testing GM corn as animal feed for India

G. Chandrashekhar Decatur (Illinois), Sept. 7 After the success of genetically modified cotton in India, Monsanto is interested in extending its product line to include corn (maize), rice, wheat and vegetables such as tomato, okra and pepper. The life-science major is already testing modified corn in India. It is the …

Reduce cattle feed prices: GCMMF to PM

Vadodara: Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF)

Swine CAFOs and novel H1N1 flu: Separating facts from fears

Hypotheses about the genesis of novel H1N1 influenza (the pandemic strain of swine flu) range far and wide. Some public health and epidemiology experts are taking a fresh look at concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) , which they say provide ideal conditions that facilitate the mutation of viral pathogens into …

Nature cure from India

Biofuel from India key to de-addict oilholic American economy In February 2009, India

A rejuvenating time for tuskers

Specially prepared medicinal food being given to Devaswom Sree Raman, which is in musth, at Sree Poornathrayeesha oottupura parambu. Sivadas Varma KOCHI: The month of Karkkidakam is special for elephants too. Since they develop peculiar mannerisms during this time, most owners ensure

Biomin launches Mycofix for farmers

NEW DELHI: Leading global animal healthcare product maker Biomin has announced the launch of its new veterinary feed

The global food crisis

Last year the skyrocketing cost of food was a wake-up call for the planet. Between 2005 and the summer of 2008, the price of wheat and corn tripled, and the price of rice climbed fivefold, spurring food riots in nearly two dozen countries and pushing 75 million more people into …

It works to work together

With more than 3.5 million animals, Ethiopia has the largest cattle population in Africa. Milk production, however, is very low, and its per capita consumption is lower than the African or the world

The landscape of antibiotic resistance

Intrinsic antibiotic resistance has been a fact of bacterium life since long before humans discovered the use of antibiotic drugs. However, the introduction of pharmaceutical antibiotics in the 1940s and explosion in use ever since dramatically accelerated the spread of antibiotic-resistance genes. Today, the problem of antibiotic resistance is so …

New diet regime for calves

Beneficial and cost effective, says cooperative that introduced feed a milk cooperative in Kolhapur district, Maharashtra, has bagged a patent on one of its products that cuts the cost of calf rearing by half. The cooperative, popularly called Gokul, after its brand of milk products, has launched two calf-rearing products: …

Farming Jumbo grass to eradicate poverty in N-dists underscored

An experience sharing meeting on Australian origin hybrid Sweet Jumbo grass farming for farmers was held in remote char village of Bozra Diarkhata under Chilmari upazila in Kurigram on Sunday. Rangpur-Dinajpur Rural Service (RDRS) organised the meeting under the Char Livelihood Programme (CLP) to encourage the char people in farming …

Fodder cultivation on roadside, fallow land stressed

Planned green grass plantation on roadsides, embankments and fallow lands can meet much of the fodder requirement that is vital to boost milk and meat production in the country, agricultural experts said yesterday.

After hippos death, docs hint at water, animal fodder analysis

Mumbai Following the post mortem report, pinning the death of Shakti, the five-year-old hippopotamus in the Byculla zoo, to renal failure and cardiac arrest, the doctors of the Bombay Veterinary College have said that there may be a need to analyse the water and fodder provided to animals in the …

Lanka is self-sufficient in maize

He said that maize is not one of our traditional food items but still Sri Lanka has been able to grow maize and become self-sufficient within one year. The total production had been used to produce Thriposha and animal food. This is a great achievement for the country as the …

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