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It is speculated that stolen butter is not just being sold to the general public, but to owners of restaurants and bakeries dealing with higher ingredient, heating, labour and tax costs. Photo: Canva
25-11 | News

Butter makes headlines in North America

The price of dairy products in Russia, most noticeably butter, have soared in the last few months. Photo: Canva
22-11 | News

Price rises seen in Russian dairy market

Parasites represent an important threat to optimising performance in both beef and dairy cattle and can affect feed conversion efficiency, growth rates and fertility. Photo: Canva
21-11 | News

Sustainable control of parasites in dairy cattle

What’s new in India, the world’s biggest milk producer
21-11 | News

What’s new in India, the world’s biggest milk producer

Just like in the Netherlands and in Belgium, nitrogen emissions are also an issue in Denmark – and those are being tackled, too. Photo: Ronald Hissink
20-11 | News

Denmark plans to tax livestock greenhouse gas emissions

Rabobank anticipates that Australian milk production will grow at a slower pace during the 2024-2025 season, forecasting an increase of just 1.5%. Photo: Mark Pasveer
19-11 | News

Australia and global milk production 2024-2025

A group of Russian companies have reportedly filed a notification to the Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service about an upcoming rise in butter prices by up to 20%. Photo: Canva
15-11 | News

Russian butter market in turmoil

Even a 25% subsidy in Ukraine could kickstart a much-needed modernisation of raw milk production capacities. Photo: Canva
14-11 | News

Dairy prices skyrocket in Ukraine

The milk signals closure of the calf’s permeable intestinal lining, creating a natural barrier against pathogen invasion and preparing the calf to transition to solid feed. Photo: Trouw Nutrition
13-11 | News

Trouw Nutrition introduces calf milk to naturally signal calf development

The NFU, NFU Scotland, NFU Cymru and the Ulster Farmers’ Union have all written to the government expressing alarm over potential changes to dairy contract legislation. Photo: Canva
12-11 | News

Potential changes to dairy contracts alarm UK farming unions