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IR technology can be tailored to meet the needs of specific products, rather than the other way around.
'Bending' IR equipment for food quality, safety
Under the new agreement, exporters from China must agree to annual inspections.
US signs agreement with China for enhanced feed, food safety
Testing feed quality: the 'artificial senses'
Manipulating minerals may avoid milk fever
Smarter tools for extrusion process control
The 'mechanistic' modelling approach enables simulations of animal growth based on genetic potential in relation to diet formulation, feed intake, and environmental limitations. The web-based Watson pig model, developed by Dr Neil Ferguson of Maple Leaf Foods, guides the feed sales staff and producer in a detailed understanding of the producer's particular operation.
Launched by Canadian feed maker: ‘Next generation’ pig model
Quantifying what constitutes a 'good day' on your production lines is the first step toward improving efficiency.
Tips for measuring line efficiency
Ergonomic teams help reduce injury rates for employees performing repetitive tasks like breast trimming.
Cargill and Butterball are safety stars
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Prestage wants industry to wear the white hat
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Campylobacter, the next challenge
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How do campylobacter end up on chicken?
Infrared photography reveals a reduction in insulation effectiveness due to damage from darkling beetles.
Reducing poultry house heating costs
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