Suidelike olifantrob - Wikipedia
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Die suidelike olifantrob of suidelike see-olifant (Mirounga leonina) is 'n olifantrob wat in die Suidelike Halfrond in die Antarktiese waters voorkom. Dit is een van die twee olifantrob-spesies, die ander een is die noordelike olifantrob.
↑ C. Campagna (IUCN SSC Pinniped Specialist Group) (2008). Mirounga leonina. 2008 IUBN Rooi Lys van bedreigde spesies. Internasionale Unie vir die Bewaring van die Natuur 2008. Verkry op 22 Maart 2009.
↑ Linnæus, Carl (1758). Systema naturæ per regna tria naturæ, secundum classes, ordines, genera, species, cum characteribus, differentiis, synonymis, locis. Tomus I (in Latin) (10 uitg.). Holmiæ: Laurentius Salvius. pp. 37–38. Besoek op 23 November 2012. AS1-onderhoud: Onbekende taal (link)
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Die bladsy is laas op 26 Desember 2015 om 07:28 bygewerk. The Dairy Mail - Volume 17, Issue 2, February 2010
Higher milk prices unexpected
The expected increase in international dairy prices occurred much sooner than anticipated, with increases that surprised everyone. Import parity on dairy products is already considerably higher than domestic producer prices.
Daar is 'n paar aspekte van melkboerdery waaroor daar nooit genoeg gesê of gedoen kan word nie. Kalfgrootmaak is een so 'n onderwerp. The Dairy Mail steek hierdie keer kers op by suksesvolle melkprodusente in die Oos-Kaap, vir hulle wenresepte. 'n Interessante aspek van hulle programme is dat hulle, anders as die algemene neiging, nie die koeie en kalwers by geboorte skei nie.
Clover verkoop Danone-aandeel
Herstel nog nie volhoubaar nie
Melkbedryf onder skoot in hofsaak
Nuwe DG vir landbou
Runderpes dalk uitgewis
Dairy leaders upbeat
Milk price boost welcomed
Change to sustainable diets
More melamine found in China
Emergency dairy aid divided
Ambient milk opportunities
Irish milk campaign approved
Dairy Digits February 2010
Milk production during November 2009 was 3% less than during November 2008. Production during the first eleven months of 2009 was 3,8% less than during the same period in 2008. Fewer dairy products were imported during January-October 2009 than during January-October 2008 (-16,6%). Exports decreased by 2% compared to the same period in 2008. Producer prices were marginally higher than during the same month in 2008. The department of agriculture's farm requisite price index for April 2009 was 1,4% higher than during April 2008.
In kontak met jou kalwers
Source: The Dairy Mail 17, pp 16 –23 (2010)
Vanaf 'n kalf se geboorte totdat die nuweling gespeen word, speel higiëne 'n belangrike rol om die voorkoms van kalfvrektes, infeksies en siektes uit te skakel. Die basiese beginsels van 'n skoon "kraamsaal", higiëne tydens voeding en skoon kalfbehuising behoort, nes goeie ventilasie en beskutting teen die elemente, 'n gegewe vir elke melkplaas te wees.
Give calf diarrhoea the runaround (part 1)
Authors: Germain Nappert and Pierre Domps
Source: The Dairy Mail 17, pp 25 –29 (2010)
Neonatal calf diarrhoea is characterised by life-threatening dehydration which is commonly associated with significant losses in bicarbonate, sodium, potassium, chloride and nutrients (hydro-electrolytic deficits) and physiological imbalances (metabolic acidosis). In Canada, a retrospective study performed over a 20-year period, demonstrated a significant improvement in the recovery rate of calves with diarrhoea that were treated with oral fluid therapy.
Jong bloed vir MPO Wes-Kaap
Philip Blanckenberg, melkprodusent van Klipheuwel naby Durbanville, is einde verlede jaar by 'n Melkprodusente-organisasie Wes-Kaap (MPO WK) hoofbestuursvergadering, aangewys as hierdie streek se nuwe voorsitter.
Source: The Dairy Mail 17, pp 35 –39 (2010)
Nuus uit MPO Noord
Feeds Bill opposed
Department meets with Milk SA
Eskom prysverhogings bekyk
Pienaar oor 2010
New at Agri Connect
Make a date with the MPO KZN
IDT training days for 2010
Gear up for the AADS&E
Source: The Dairy Mail 17, pp 40 –41 (2010)
It is almost time for the All Africa Dairy School & Expo! The biennial AADS&E will be hosted at the Mentorskraal Country Estate near Jeffreys Bay from 12-16 April.
Source: The Dairy Mail 17, pp 43 –45 (2010)
"Sustainability means being able to stay in business and pass the farm on to the next generation" - John Fiscalini, Fiscalini Farms California USA, quoted by Blake and Yaron.
Source: The Dairy Mail 17, pp 46 –47 (2010)
Die Melkprodusente-organisasie (MPO) se Instituut vir Suiweltegnologie (IST) tesame met sy vennote, voorsien landwyd die nuutste inligting en tegnologie aangaande melkbeesboerdery aan kommersiële melkprodusente. By die suiwelinligtingsdae word tersaaklike en nuwe inligting aangaande melkgehalte, dieregesondheid, melkaantekeninge, voeding, weiding en melkwinning voorsien. Werkers van kommersiële melkprodusente word opgelei in melkhigiëne, melkwinning, hittewaarneming en dieregesondheid.
Bank on good bunker management silage
Source: The Dairy Mail 17, pp 48 –55 (2010)
This time of the year many a silage bunker is already filled to the brim with a healthy mix of maize, oats, sorghum or hay silage. With the season for growing and cutting silage still in full swing, it is important to recognise the importance of practical silage bunker management.
Kuilvoergewasse : Wenke vir Wes-Kaapenaars : fokus op kuilvoer
Authors: Izak Hofmeyr and Piet Lombard
Source: The Dairy Mail 17, pp 57 –63 (2010)
In die Wes-Kaap word kuilvoer tradisioneel van kleingrane, en spesifiek wintergewasse gemaak, met hawer, korog, gars, koring en kanola die algemeenste gewasse. Tydens 'n kuilvoerinligtingsdag verlede jaar, het Piet Lombard en Lisa Smorenburg, albei verbonde aan die Instituut vir Plantproduksie van die Wes-Kaapse departement van landbou, sekere eienskappe van hierdie gewasse beklemtoon.
Belê volgens jou behoeftes : fokus op finansiële bestuur
Source: The Dairy Mail 17, pp 64 –69 (2010)
Die ekonomiese situasie van 2009 sluimer steeds voort in 2010, met tekens dat die ekonomie darem reeds begin draai het. Dit beteken egter nie dat 'n belegging in jou boerdery agterweë gelaat moet word nie. Dis in sommige gevalle selfs die beste tyd om 'n winskopie uit te soek vir uitbreiding of opgradering van jou melkstal en plaasopset.
Ryegrass performance in the Eastern Cape : technology
Source: The Dairy Mail 17, pp 70 –71 (2010)
In last month's article, the performance of perennial ryegrass at Cedara in KwaZulu-Natal was discussed. This month we will focus on George in the Eastern Cape. Table 1 gives the total annual yields of nine out of 18 perennial ryegrass varieties trialled at Outeniqua over three years in the national trials (2005-2007).
Milk goats gain momentum : technology
Two days of talking about and learning more about dairy goats and goat's dairy, kept milch goat enthusiasts busy during November at the Milk Goat Information Forum.
No more odd flavours! : from the parlour : technology
Source: The Dairy Mail 17, pp 75 –79 (2010)
Producing a high quality food product begins at farm level. Milk quality cannot be improved after it leaves the farm and prevention is the only way to assure that milk is of good quality and flavour. Let us look at the common off-flavour problems and how they may be prevented. The department of dairy and animal science at the Pennsylvania State University, summarised the most common milk flavour problems, and some suggestions to overcome it.
Reproductive physiology (part 14) : Histophilus somnus and Mycoses : next to the crush : technology
The bacterium Histophilus somnus has been implicated as a cause of abortion. However, its status as a reproductive pathogen is somewhat controversial. Because H. somnus is a normal inhabitant of the female reproductive tract, culturing the organism in animals that have aborted is not unheard of. Consistently connecting it to reproductive inefficiency, however, has not been widely supported by research.
A fresh look at calf behaviour : technology
Daniel M Weary of the University of British Columbia in Canada, reports that recent research on calf behaviour suggests that we should possibly reconsider some of the commonly accepted calf-rearing methods.