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Championing cleanliness in the dairy at Westertown

Attention to detail is the catch phrase for award winning dairy manager, Jim Petrie, of Mackie’s Westertown, Rothienorman. The milking heard is housed in a free-choice robotic milking system where the every need of the 350 cows is catered for an attended to. They are supplied with a diet balanced precisely to meet their requirements, and even choose when to visit the milking robot. Because the herd is housed all year round, it is important

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27 June, 2011

Russians in demand of Danish Hygiene Powder

In Russia chicken feet are a sales product in demand and therfore it is crucial to shed light upon foot pad burns. Danish hygiene powder has been tested in Russia with good results. Russians are in demand of chicken feet. That is why, besides the well being of the animals, imperative for the producer’s outlets that the chickens are produced without burns on the pads of their feet. Through experience the Danish Producer J.N Jorenku,

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20 February, 2010

Full speed on stable hygiene

This article is about that the recent years have been on full speed for Jorenku. This is due to the increasing demands of livestock farmers for a good stable environment. Unfortunately this article is only available in Danish. Switch to Danish at the top of the page to read the article. Source: Maskinbladet d. June 1, 2007 News from Jorenku If you want to see a news overview over all english articles from Jorenku you can use this

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1 June, 2007

PRESS RELEASE: The battle of the bacteria

Press release about the battle of the bacteria. Clostridium perfringens is a common food poisoning bacterium, which Staldren® battles. Unfortunately, this press release is only in Danish. Switch to Danish at the top of the page to read the press release. News from Jorenku If you want to see a news overview over all english articles from Jorenku you can use this link. Do not want to miss any news from us? Stay updated with

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27 October, 2003