crude protein
The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers' Association (ICMSA) has called for the commencement of crude protein limits in animal feed to be extended.
Beef
The Department has issued a reminder for farmers that there is "flexibility" available under concentrate crude protein limits in animal feed.
Dairy
With such a poor start to the grazing season, what percentage of crude protein should be in the dairy nuts you are using?
Many farmers will be eyeing up their second cut of silage in the next few weeks and silage test results should have an influence on...
Introducing management strategies to help reduce ammonia emissions and lessen the impact it has on the surrounding environment is crucial...
As the breeding season edges closer, it is no harm to understand the impact of milk urea levels on the fertility of your herd and...
At this time of year, the question often arises as to what percentage of crude protein should be in the dairy nuts you are using?
Milk urea indicates the crude protein in a cow's diet, which is formed from the metabolism of amino acids and body protein and so can be...
Tillage
Profitability and value chains are key issues to be addressed if the EU is to reduce its reliance on imported animal feed protein.
Minister McConalogue has provided clarity in relation to the qualifying criteria for the crude protein allowance under dairy banding.
Agri-Business
The ICMSA has called for a "simplified process" in order to allow farmers feed a higher crude protein concentrate.
The DAFM has issued a clarification regarding the concentrate 15% crude protein limit which is set to become applicable in the coming days.
N.Ireland
Lowering the crude protein content of diets can substantially reduce ammonia emissions from dairy cow manures.
