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Conditioner It can improve the pelleting property of the material, increase the output and save the energy consumption of the pellet mill, improve the life of the press rollers and ring die of the pellet mill; https://buff.ly/3WGU5k1 #VeterinaryDrugs #FermentProject #PelletMillProductionLine #PetFood #animalnutritionequipment #alimentnutrition #CleaningSecurity #GrindingMachinery

Conditioner It can improve the pelleting property of the material, increase the output and save the energy consumption of the pellet mill, improve the life of the press rollers and ring die of the pellet mill; https://buff.ly/3WGU5k1 #VeterinaryDrugs #FermentProject #PelletMillProductionLine #PetFood #animalnutritionequipment #alimentnutrition #CleaningSecurity #GrindingMachinery

Shipping pictures 200pcs 1200 and 80pcs 860 roller, and 50pcs die 750 shipping to Brazil, this is third 20 container to export. https://buff.ly/40MHA8S #VeterinaryDrugs #FermentProject #PelletMillProductionLine #PetFood #animalnutritionequipment #alimentnutrition #CleaningSecurity #GrindingMachinery

The broiler chicken market in India is primarily a live chicken market, with only fifteen percent of chicken sold as processed. Consequently, live chicken sales play a dominant role in determining prices. Ultimately, the harvesting of broiler chickens is influenced by the demand and supply model. Due to the unpredictable weights of harvested chickens, we have been unable to standardize the placement density of broiler chicks. At times, we find that more market-aged broiler birds die during the last week of the flock. Is it the weight density of the broiler chickens or the placement density of the chicks that affects the deep body temperature of market-aged broiler birds in India, given that we harvest broiler chickens at different weights? We should standardize both the placement density of broiler chicks and the harvested weight to improve market outcomes. I would also like to acknowledge the good initiatives by the UGA Poultry Extension Department, which is working on weight density of chickens and air speed. They presented this at Huvepharma's Modern Animal Production Conference. Thanks, Michael Czarick #poultryventilation #poultry #poultryindustries

🌟 Big News in Retail: Aldi Ahead with Cage-Free Eggs! Impressive news from Aldi this week! The popular discount grocer has achieved its goal of selling 100% cage-free eggs over a year ahead of their 2025 target. This commitment, initiated in 2016, highlights Aldi's dedication to animal welfare and its collaborative work with British suppliers. It's a significant achievement considering the scale of their operation and the investment involved. Julie Ashfield, Aldi's Managing Director of Buying, shared that animal welfare remains a top priority for the retailer. Thanks to their collaborative efforts with suppliers, Aldi has invested more than £50m into UK egg farming over the past two years. This support has boosted the British cage-free egg industry, reflecting Aldi's dedication to both local agriculture and animal welfare. These milestones in Aldi's journey reflect a broader trend within the food industry towards more ethical sourcing practices. It's encouraging to see a major player like Aldi setting the bar high. What are your thoughts on retailers taking steps towards sustainability and ethical sourcing? 🔵🐔💬 #RetailNews #AnimalWelfare #SustainableSourcing

A visit to Hatchery 🤔 *Broiler Hatchery life*🐣🐥🐓 The parent birds (breeder birds ) used to produce meat chickens have their eggs removed and placed in an incubator. In the incubator, the eggs are kept under optimum atmosphere conditions and highly regulated temperatures. At 21 days, the chicks are ready to hatch, using their egg tooth to break out of their shell (in a natural situation, the mother would help with this). Chicks are precocial, meaning that immediately after hatching they are relatively mature and can walk around. A chick classified as a ‘day-old chick’ is up to 72 hours old (this is when the yolk sac in the egg runs out). At present, chicks destined for organic systems are not treated differently until they get to the grow-out farm. Chicks need extra heat and high humidity during the first weeks of life. Newly hatched chicks require ambient temperatures of 89.6°F to 95°F and relative humidity of 60% to 70%, which can be difficult to achieve at these high temperatures. The life of chickens destined for meat production consists of two distinct phases. They are born in a hatchery and moved to a grow-out farm at 1 day-old. They remain here until they are heavy enough to be slaughtered. Dr Yasir Arslan #Veterinarian #Poultryproduction #Hatcheryvisit

The work we do matters, and not just to animal owners and their animals. It’s important in the grand scheme, too. Check out our latest blog to learn more about the animal food industry's economic impact! 📈

This is hard. We’ve been lying to you—& ourselves—for some time. We hope you can forgive us. The truth is, we haven’t been eating our dog meat for almost a year now. In fact, we haven’t been eating meat at all. This is probably not the place or time to take you on our Ulcerative Colitis Journey, or to tell you how it awakened us to the senseless forcible breeding & slaughter of innocent puppies. (Check out the blog for that) We’ve tried living with the hypocrisy—raising dog meat we no longer consume—but it’s just too hard. Forgive us. As of today, our farm is closed for business. We’ll run down our frozen stock locally if you want to stop by, but we’re not shipping anymore. This isn't the end of the line. It’s the start of a new chapter—one free of animals. We hope you’ll stick around to see what happens next. Thanks for all your support over the years. xoxoxoxoxo, Elwoods To learn more, please read the blog: https://lnkd.in/ebQR3ud4 #local #newleaf #vegan #plantbased #eyesopen #beautifulchallenge #openhearts #bekind #newvegan #farmlife #farmwife #farmwifeclub #organic #bethechange #endoftheline #business #bigchanges #midlifecrisis #forthebetter #fortheanimals #elwooddogmeat

Exciting news for our valued customers! We're thrilled to announce a significant upgrade to our grain bagging system. We've recently installed a NEW Aspirator, and here's why it matters to you: Enhanced Dust Removal: Our new Aspirator efficiently separates dust and light impurities from our oats, resulting in a cleaner, higher-quality products. This upgrade ensures more uniform oat quality across all our batches. Superior Animal Feed: The improved dust quality of our oats translates to better feed for horses and other animals. Cleaner oats can contribute to improved respiratory health and overall well-being of livestock. Equine Excellence: Horse owners and trainers will appreciate the reduced dust in our oats, which can be particularly beneficial for performance horses and those with sensitivities. Here at Sweet Grass, we're always striving to improve our processes to better serve you and are excited about the positive impact this will have on our oats and, ultimately, on your business and livestock. Have any questions about our new grain Aspirator or how it might benefit your operations or animal feed quality? Don't hesitate to reach out! #GrainInnovation #QualityImprovement #SweetGrassOats #AnimalNutrition #EquineHealth #AgriBusiness

Another great video! Thanks to @misses.t.and.me on TikTok we have a great video demonstrating how to use Premo Guard Poultry Spray directly on her chickens to prevent against bird mites, fleas, and ticks. And how to care for your chickens if they do have any of these pests. The video includes, when to spray premo guard, how often to spray Premo Poultry Spray and most importantly where on your chickens to spray to stop biting pests. Premo Poultry Spray, (sometimes called Premo Chicken Spray is non-toxic, easy to use and with the natural essential oils in the product there is no egg withdrawal period. Learn more about Premo Guard Poultry Spray: https://lnkd.in/e7Hgampk And follow Misses.t.and.me on tiktok here: https://lnkd.in/gXBhZnP7 #urbanroosters #urbanchickens #urbanchicken #urbanchickencoop #backyardducks #backyardroosters #backyardchickens #backyardpoultry #keepingchickens