Industry & Markets

The carbon impact of food is not taking account of nutrient value but simply being based on quantity of products. Photo: Shutterstock

17-05-2022 | News

Dangers of restricting dairy output amid carbon concerns

Saskia Korink, CEO Trouw Nutrition: Seeking balance between agriculture and the planet

16-05-2022 | Interview

Saskia Korink, CEO Trouw Nutrition: Seeking balance between agriculture and the planet

Heading into the new season, farmers have a favourable level of homegrown feed reserves and access to a plentiful supply of supplementary feed. Photo: Rene Groeneveld.

09-05-2022 | News

Australia’s dairy producers set for a profitable season

As stated by the Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Mykola Solsky, the country has sufficient food reserves, including dairy products. Photo: Canva

06-05-2022 | News

Most dairy firms in Ukraine continue operation

Aside from a higher level of control over milk price developments, the scale of large dairy cooperatives and corporations allow them to exert more control over price developments. Photo: Canva

04-05-2022 | Article

The power of scale in the dairy industry

The Russians also blew up the new grain drying facilty on the farm. Photo: Hryhoriy Tkachenko

29-04-2022 | News

Russian soldiers kill 110 cattle on Ukraine farm

Omicron outbreak in China weighing on global dairy prices

27-04-2022 | News

Omicron outbreak in China weighing on global dairy prices

Aleksey Kobylin, Agricultural Minister of Chelyabinsk Oblast said during a press conference on 31 March, that the packaging of dairy products in glass bottles is not the best idea. Photo: Pixabay

26-04-2022 | News

Sanctions threaten to cripple Russian dairy sector

Nutrition-based strategies can also include grassland management, mainly by offsetting the need for concentrates, while most of the management-based strategies work by means of animal, slurry and fertiliser management. Photo: Roel Dijkstra

25-04-2022 | Article

8 options for dairy farmers to reduce emissions

"The price of raw materials was already increasing before the Russian invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022," Philippe Chotteau, head of the GEB Economy Department of Idele, said at the Idele conference with 250 registrants. Photo: Philippe Caldier

14-04-2022 | News

Idele dairy conference: Impacts of Russian/Ukrainian war

Interviews

From field to feed: tackling mycotoxins and protecting animal health

30-06 | Interview

From field to feed: tackling mycotoxins and protecting animal health

Despite animal health and climate challenges impacting milk supply and inflationary and trade challenges impacting dairy demand, the sector remains resilient, says Mary Ledman, global dairy strategist at RaboResearch. Photo: Canva

26-06 | Interview

“Demand for dairy remains resilient in 2025”

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