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Friday, June 13, 2014
DAto import Braunvieh cattle semen from Switzerland
This is an e-mail from (Agriculture and Fisheries Market Information System (AFMIS)) sent by Chito Relampagos (chitx2000@gmail.com). You may also find the following link interesting: http://afmis.da.gov.ph/index.php/component/content/article/401-da-to-import-braunvieh-cattle-semen-from-switzerland.html
Friday, January 31, 2014
Napier not just cattle feed
Napier Pakchong 1 which we have previously termed as the Super Napier from Thailand is not just for feeding cattle.
In fact, one businessman with a lot of foresight thinks that there is
a much bigger potential for this fast-growing grass for energy
generation rather than as animal feed. That means fuel for the big
manufacturing companies like cement plants or electric plants.
How? Well, as the claim of the developer as well as the farmer
planters of Pakchong 1, this napier is a super producer of biomass. It
could produce as much as 500 tons of biomas per hectare in a cycle of
one year. More . . .
This is now available in King Ranch at Rosario, Batangas.
Purchase includes the following
- Planting guide
- Certificate from Thailand Ministry of Agriculture
For orders, inquiries or farm visits please call 0917-572-6707 and look for Mr. King Carlos.
Article Source: Manila Bulletin
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Lost hooves, dead cattle before Merck halted Zilmax sales
http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/341872/scitech/science/lost-hooves-dead-cattle-before-merck-halted-zilmax-sales
WALLA WALLA COUNTY, WASHINGTON - The U.S. beef industry's dependence on the muscle-building drug Zilmax began unraveling here, on a sweltering summer day, in the dusty cattle pens outside a Tyson Foods Inc slaughterhouse in southeastern Washington state.
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WALLA WALLA COUNTY, WASHINGTON - The U.S. beef industry's dependence on the muscle-building drug Zilmax began unraveling here, on a sweltering summer day, in the dusty cattle pens outside a Tyson Foods Inc slaughterhouse in southeastern Washington state.
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New government website for Cattle Raising information
BaLinkBayan is a one-stop online portal dedicated to the overseas Filipino.
With the steady inflow of remittances to the Philippines and the growing awareness of its potential for sustenance and development, the Commission on Filipinos Overseas (CFO) recognized the need to establish BaLinkBayan. A quip on the Filipino word balikbayan (a returning overseas Filipino), Balinkbayan is a means to connect Filipino individuals and communities to the Philippines through the Diaspora to Development (D2D) program of the CFO. This program promotes and supports diaspora-driven initiatives such as investment, philanthropy, and technology and skills transfer.
The Cattle Raising page has a profile and Types of Cattle Raising information and other pages which still has to be populated with data.
It also contains tab pages on a per region basis of cattle price trends and contact informatiion for Technical assistance, Financing Institutions and related organizations.
Generally this is a good site if it has all the information.
Monday, September 9, 2013
Livestock Production Report January to June 2013
Agriculture grew by 1.44 percent in the first half of 2013.
Output increments from the livestock, poultry and fisheries subsectors
contributed to the overall production gain during the period. The crops
subsector suffered a contraction. At current prices, gross earnings in
agriculture amounted to P697.2 billion, higher by 0.88 percent than last
year's record
The crops subsector which shared 51.79 percent in total agricultural output recorded a 0.54 percent decline.
Palay output grew by 1.34 percent. Corn, coconut, sugarcane and banana
came down with lower production during the period. The subsector grossed
P375.1 billion at current prices. This was 4.30 percent lower than last
year's performance.
Livestock production increased by 2.12 percent. The subsector contributed 15.53 percent to total agricultural production. Production increases were noted for hog at 2.36 percent and cattle at 2.28 percent. At current prices, the subsector grossed P111.8 billion, up by 11.43 percent from last year's earnings.
The poultry subsector accounted for 14.58 percent of the
total agricultural production. It registered 4.39 percent growth in
output. Chicken production which increased by 5.05 percent was
the main source of growth. The subsector grossed P86.4 billion at
current prices. This was 6.25 percent higher from last year's earnings.
On the average, farmgate prices went down by 0.56 percent in the first half of 2013.
The crops subsector posted an average price decline of 3.78 percent.
Prices in the livestock subsector increased by an average of 9.12
percent. Poultry subsector had a 1.78 percent price gain this year. In
the fisheries subsector, prices inched up by an average of 0.94 percent.
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Cattle Project for OFWs
A novel investment scheme for a cow-calf operation
designed especially for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) is being
offered by King Ranch, a successful beef cattle breeding and fattening
operation in Batangas which is expanding to a 10,000-hectare farm in
Palawan.
King Carlos, who is managing the ranch together with his father Alex,
says that the project was particularly crafted for returning overseas
workers, many of whom are being returning home because of growing
political tensions in the Middle East and elsewhere.
He cited the political tensions in Egypt as well as in Syria which
are displacing many of the workers there, forcing them to return to the
Philippines without assurance of a well-paying job. The other
development that is causing serious concern is the Saudization in Saudi
Arabia. More
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Triple J Manufacturing
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With the ongoing internal management issue with Triple J Manufacturing, it is advisable not to do any transaction with them at the moment. As a cattle raiser I have inquired and even have plans of ordering their products.
Hopefully things can be sorted out and things would go back to business as usual.
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