+ Follow FEEDMILLERS Tag
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[Title] => Feedmillers to remain reliant on local corn
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[Title] => RP importing 300,000 MT of feedwheat this year
[Summary] => The Philippines is importing another 300,000 metric tons of feedwheat from August to December this year, on top of the 800,000 MT imported from January to July this year, according to statistics gathered from the Philippine Association of Feedmillers.
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[Title] => Feed production down this year
[Summary] => Feed production this year went down following the combined effects of animal diseases and the recent spate of disastrous typhoons that cut the animal population.
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[Title] => Feedmillers plan 40,000-MT feedwheat imports before yearend
[Summary] => Local feedmillers plan to bring in 40,000 metric tons of feedwheat before the year ends in anticipation of higher corn prices next year, sources in the feedmill sector said.
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[Title] => RP can be self-sufficient in corn this year, say growers
[Summary] => Corn growers said the country can attain self-sufficiency in corn this year if the government provides policy support to encourage local corn farmers to continue increasing their productivity.
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[Title] => Farmers are least aware of aflatoxin in corn
[Summary] => Aflatoxin in corn—which when ingested by animals or men could result in biological disorders and even death—is least understood by farmers and traders. Only the feedmillers are strict about complying with regulations on aflatoxin levels. Also, the government agencies tasked with regulating aflatoxin levels in food and feeds hardly, if at all, perform such duties.
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[Title] => Rebidding of corn imports too late — DA
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) is worried that the rebidding of the importation of 150,000 metric tons (MT) of corn next month by the National Food Authority (NFA) may be too late and shipment might come in just when the harvest season for corn begins in November.
"The importation of corn has to be done very soon and it should come by October, not after that month because it could cause domestic prices of corn to collapse," said Agriculture Secretary Luis Lorenzo Jr.
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[Title] => Feedmillers plan 40,000-MT feedwheat imports before yearend
[Summary] => Local feedmillers plan to bring in 40,000 metric tons of feedwheat before the year ends in anticipation of higher corn prices next year, sources in the feedmill sector said.
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[Title] => RP can be self-sufficient in corn this year, say growers
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[Title] => Farmers are least aware of aflatoxin in corn
[Summary] => Aflatoxin in corn—which when ingested by animals or men could result in biological disorders and even death—is least understood by farmers and traders. Only the feedmillers are strict about complying with regulations on aflatoxin levels. Also, the government agencies tasked with regulating aflatoxin levels in food and feeds hardly, if at all, perform such duties.
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[Title] => Rebidding of corn imports too late — DA
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) is worried that the rebidding of the importation of 150,000 metric tons (MT) of corn next month by the National Food Authority (NFA) may be too late and shipment might come in just when the harvest season for corn begins in November.
"The importation of corn has to be done very soon and it should come by October, not after that month because it could cause domestic prices of corn to collapse," said Agriculture Secretary Luis Lorenzo Jr.
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