The news, which features a video showing hundreds of cattle killed due to a very intense heat wave in the United States, was the most viewed livestock content in the last week on the Canal Rural portal. More than 10,000 cattle are believed to have already died in the state of Kansas, which has been hardest hit by the high temperatures.
In addition, the site also included reports on capiaçu grass, a complaint about the labeling of certified meat, the startup of the JBS fertilizer factory using animal raw materials, and a recipe that uses less corn to produce more arrobas meat. .
View the site’s top 5 most read livestock news ranking and review the news by clicking on the links and photos below.
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Here you will find tips by agronomist Wagner Pires, author of the book Sustainable Pasture from A to Z, for the Giro do Boi program
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According to the association, certified pieces are not labeled because the products contain Zebu genetics. Read the full report
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The raw material of Campo Forte Fertilizantes is as sustainable as possible: it comes from byproducts from poultry and beef slaughterhouses. learn more
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Researcher shows benefits of processing wet grain or adding water to dry grain before feeding it to cattle. The savings can be as much as 18 pounds to make one arroba. Cash
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According to reports, the high temperatures recorded in the US state of Kansas have already resulted in the deaths of more than 10,000 cattle. Read the whole article and watch the video