World prices for fishbone flour in the beginning of the year has fallen from 1,700-1,900 USD per ton to 1,400–1,600 per tonne amid growing supply in the global market, according to the Rabobank report. According to experts, the continuation of this trend in the coming months could seriously increase the demand for fishbone flour from the feed industry and to improve its operating performance.
However, in the long term, experts have expressed concerns about the possible emergence of imbalances between supply and demand. It is expected that by 2020 in several key regions of the world will be commissioned a production capacity for 100 thousand tons of flour rabotoy, at the same time during this period the market will experience volatility in demand due to the reduction in demand from salmon farms in Norway and Chile, as well as the transition to alternative ingredients of pig producers in China.
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Green algae can reduce the need of antibiotics in livestock
The use of green algae in the feed can significantly reduce the need for antibiotics, according to the research group of European scientists, the results of which were published in the latest issue of Journal of Animal Feed Science and Technology.
According to experts, the cell wall of green algae is rich in sulfated polysaccharides, which have a number of physical and chemical properties that make them potentially suitable for use in the pharmaceutical industry for the production of additives for animals and for humans.
Digestive tract extracts of these algae, stimulate the production of cytokines – element of the immune system, which increases the efficiency of the immune response and allows the body to better fight off harmful pathogens.
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Flour from flour worms is perspective ingredient of compound feeds for fishes
Meal obtained from processing flour worms is rich in several amino acids and trace elements, whereby they can replace up to 50% of rybarstvi flour in the diets of fish, is celebrated in a series of studies organized by the experts from France. According to experts, increase the productivity, thus, will not succeed, however, with the development of industry of processing insects for feed purposes, this practice can become quite profitable from an economic point of view.
In the course of the study, the scientists replaced 10% of rybarstvi flour flour of worms when feeding trout. As a result key production indicators during the whole period of cultivation remained normal. Similar experience on broilers has enabled researchers to achieve the effect of improving the gain by 2% and reducing overall water consumption by 15%.
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The supply of oil seeds in Turkey bring the most revenue at the export of Ukrainian agricultural products in the Caspian-black sea region
According to the results of the export trade of Ukrainian agricultural products with the countries of the Caspian-black sea region in 2015, the largest revenue - $389,5 million - was secured at shipment of the Ukrainian oilseed in Turkey. This figure also amounted to 70% of the total revenue from the export of oilseeds in the major countries of the Caspian-black sea region (Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Iran, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Georgia and Armenia), which last year reached $of 558.5 million
As noted by the experts of IA "APK-inform", the total volume of exports from Ukraine to Turkey by the end of 2015 amounted to $2.8 billion, which is the highest rate among these countries and corresponds to 55% of total revenue from deliveries to the region ($5 billion). In addition to the oilseeds, the most popular Ukrainian agrarian products of the group in Turkey in 2015 was residues and waste from food production (export revenues - us $165 million), fats and oils ($117,7 million) and crops ($57 million).
More detailed information about prospects of development of trade in the Caspian-black sea region and the presence of Ukrainian products can be found by visiting the Caspian-black sea agrarian Congress, which takes place on 12-13 April 2016 in Baku (Azerbaijan).
Ukrainian flax and coriander in demand in the EU – Ministry of agrarian policy
The practical implementation of the Association Agreement between Ukraine and the European Union in addition to the opening of the EU market for Ukrainian products will stimulate the production and export of niche crops, in particular flax and coriander. About it on March 21 on the page in Facebook said the Deputy Minister of agrarian policy and food of Ukraine on European integration Vladislav Rutytskaya.
"The possibilities of EU market and stimulate entrepreneurs to invest in this direction," she said.
The Deputy Minister informed that the acreage of flax in Ukraine amount to 35 thousand hectares mainly in Zaporizhzhya, Kherson, Odesa, Kharkiv, Mykolaiv and Dnipropetrovsk regions. "These figures are extremely low when compared with the possible potential. While the market is holding back the shortage of quality seeds and especially cultural practices. Although the profitability of flax production is potentially much higher than, for example, wheat. Flax seeds are in demand in the EU. The increase in production will lead to increase of export deliveries to our key partners in Turkey, Israel and Egypt. Ukrainian flax is non-GMO, and this significantly enhances its competitive advantage over flax in North America," – said V. Rutytskaya.
She also added that the Ukrainian coriander in demand not only in the EU but also in Asia, and "the level of profitability of this crop is tremendous."
"Given the fact that the ethnic markets in the EU increases every year, demand for this crop will grow. Therefore, the Ukrainian coriander will continue in demand", – considers the Deputy Minister.
