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 TOP STORY Friday, May 09, 2008
EU grain production and imports to return to normal in MY 2008/09
Good plantings in 2007, high prices of grains and the removal of mandated requirements will likely have EU a normalised level of harvest crop of 286 million tonnes, up 11.7 percent from last year.

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eFeedLink CHINA EXCLUSIVE [ China Soymeal | China Corn | China Lysine ] >> 
China Rapeseed meal Weekly: Stable to lower prices; few deals concluded (week ended May 8, 2008) China Lysine Weekly: Prices recover from earlier losses (week ended May 8, 2008)
China Piglet Weekly: Prices lower; weak buying interest (week ended May 7, 2008) China Lysine Mid-Week: Continued price weakness in most regions (May 6, 2008)
eFeedLink MARKET REPORTS     [ India | Thailand ]  
Thai Broiler Weekly: Chicken prices may go higher on news frozen exports may be approved (week ended May 8, 2008) Thai Shrimp Weekly: High prices of other foods make shrimp an attractive choice (week ended May 7, 2008)
India Poultry Weekly: Broiler prices goes up during India's holiday season (week ended May 2, 2008) India Oilseed Weekly: Edible oil imports continue to rise despite high international prices (week ended May 2, 2008)
CHINA >>
Friday: China soybean futures settle tad up on stable cash prices
China's April soy imports drops 10 percent on-year
China confirms some empty granaries on storage expansion
ASIA >>
Philippines to upgrade water quality for grain and livestock farming
India dairy industry asks for 20 percent tariff on oilmeal exports
South Korean food producers enhance safety measures
WORLD >>
Finland's pork industry faces high costs, price disparity
CME to add two trading months to lean hog futures
Study shows source of distiller's grains affects animal performance
INDUSTRY >>
Meriden appoints regional sales manager (Press Release)
Mexico's Sigma Alimentos opens processing plant in the US
Finland's pork industry faces high costs, price disparity
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Q : Where will be the biggest growth markets for Thailand's shrimps be in the next few years? (May 5)
In Japan and the EU as expansion in other markets will be limited.
In the US as it lifts export restrictions.
Domestically and in Asia as consumption rises with growing affluence.
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In this issue
FOCUS - A hungry dragon awakens: China shakes up the world grain market
Markets - Philippine aquaculture: Demand is guaranteed, the supply is coming
Industry - Lysine: Chinese producers transform the competitive market landscape
LeanBack - the evolving relationship between feed, fuel & finance
 EVENTS >>
PREVIEW: 2008 China Animal Husbandry & Feed Industry Expo will be held at Xi'an Qujiang International Conference and exhibition Center from 18th-20th May 2008. Hosted by China Agriculture Association, this event showcases the latest pig, livestock, animal health, feed, machinery and related processing technology from over 1200 exhibitors. The event is also listed as one of the top 50 competitive exhibitions of China by the Ministry of Commerce.

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May 10, 2008 : AquaFair
May 11, 2008 : Aquaculture Canada
May 12, 2008 : International Course on Poultry Production
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Sales Manager (Thailand) (Posted by Kemin Industries (Asia) on Apr 28 , 2008)
Account Managers (North or South Vietnam) (Posted by Kemin Industries (Asia) on Apr 28 , 2008)
Regional Business Manager - Asia and Pacific (Posted by Impextraco NV on Apr 23 , 2008)
 
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 TECHNICAL RESOURCE >>
The concept of ideal protein in formulation of aquaculture feeds - University of Florida
This article discusses the ideal dietary protein requirements of farmed fish.
Evaluation of soybean varieties resistant to soybean cyst nematode in Iowa - Iowa State University
This article is an annual evaluation of soybean varieties that are resistant to soybean cyst nematode.
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Poultry health and the Thai industry
More than two years after its first bird flu disaster, Thailand's poultry industry is fighting fit again.

FBA caught up with Dr. Pratuang Sudsakorn, vice-president of animal health and technical services at CP Foods, for his perspective of animal health developments that could take Thai poultry on to its next lap of growth.
Selenium and the gene
Once seen as potentially toxic, selenium today is regarded as both a feed supplement and essential mineral for animal production.
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