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Camelina oil expands market to feed industry
07.02.09 (3:27 pm)   [edit]

Sustainable Oils, a producer and marketer of camelina-based biodiesel, has obtained sales contracts for its 2008 harvested crop, a press release said.

Company officials reportedly held discussions with Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer and other state officials on the progress it has made with the camelina crop in the state and across North America.

The company is in the process of receiving approval for feeding livestock camelina meal. It is working with members of the North America Camelina Trade Association. This move follows an Food and Drug Administration letter allowing the use of camelina meal in the diets of broilers up to 10% of the weight of the total ration.

NACTA is working with the FDA and the American Association of Feed Control officials to secure "Generally Recognized as Safe" certification for poultry and additional livestock species such as swine, beef cattle and dairy cattle.

For more information, please visit FeedIndustryNetwork.

 
Increased US plantings leads to crop-price decline
07.02.09 (3:19 pm)   [edit]

Prices of agricultural commodities fell after U.S. Department of Agriculture figures reported that farmers had thrown market expectations out of sync by planting a large area with corn and soybean, reported the Financial Times.

The increased plantings take some of the pressure off global food prices and put to rest fears of a repeat of the 2007-2008 food crisis, which resulted in riots in developing nations.

The USDA reportedly stated that 87 million acres, not the expected 85 million acres, were planted with corn. Soybean acreage exceeded the 76 million acre estimate by 1.5 million.

Anticipated price of the soybean crop to be harvested November dropped 2% to $9.645½/bushel. Wheat prices fell to an intraday low of $4.95¾ a bushel.

For more information, please visit FeedIndustryNetwork

 

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