New cost saving LED light for poultry houses

Energy is a major cost factor in poultry production and research has shown that LED lighting is a very effective alternative for traditional lighting sources. Several tests in broiler houses have shown that broilers are performing well and investment is affordable and rentable within a short period of time.


Therefore, Hato has created the new and innovative Pulsa LED light, specially designed for main lighting solutions in poultry houses. The shape of this lamp, combined with the intelligent LED clustering and strong material makes it a perfect solution for broiler houses.


This dimmable 10W LED unit works on low safety voltage of 48VDC. The manufacturers state that another advantage of the Pulsa LED light is the cheap installation and its easy "Plug & Play" connection which needs no certified electrician.

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Historic agriculture buildings benefit from preservation grants

MONTPELIER, Vt.— The Vermont Division for Historic Preservation and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation recently awarded matching grants totaling $282,786 to help restore and maintain historically and architecturally significant agricultural buildings.


“Now in its 22nd year, this grant program is intensely competitive and has successfully elevated the profile of agricultural-based preservation,” said Laura V. Trieschmann, Vermont state historic preservation officer. “Because this is a matching grant program, we believe the commitment the grant recipients demonstrate to preserving our state’s historic agricultural resources for current and future generations deserves recognition and applause.”


More than 35 applications were received, with selected grant projects ranging from roof replacements, to structural and frame repairs, window restoration and foundation and drainage improvements.

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Climate change: Improving heat tolerance in trees

Is it possible to improve tolerance of trees to high temperatures and other types of stress derived of climate change? A research group of the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), led by Luis Gómez, a professor of the Forestry School and the Centre for Plant Biotechnology and Genomics (CBGP), is studying the tolerance of trees using molecular and biotechnological tools. The research work was published in the last issue of the journal Plant Physiology.


The obtained poplars in this project, with the collaboration of the Universidad de Málaga, are significantly more tolerant to high temperatures than the control trees. These trees are also more tolerant to drought, to the presence of weed-killer, to in vitro and ex vitro crops, to contamination and other ways of abiotic stress that have an applied interest for forestry. This work is a continuation of a project started by of a research team of the UPM a decade ago. This study focuses on mechanisms that plant cells use to protect themselves from stress factors.

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Look back at US soybeans shows genetic improvement behind increased yields

Soybean improvement through plant breeding has been critical over the years for the success of the crop. In a new study that traces the genetic changes in varieties over the last 80 years of soybean breeding, researchers concluded that increases in yield gains and an increased rate of gains over the years are largely due to the continual release of greater-yielding cultivars by breeders.


"This research in some ways looks back and informs us how soybean varieties have changed. It's useful to document these traits and changes," said Brian Diers, a University of Illinois plant breeder and researcher on the study. "We can show that we really have been successful at increasing yield."


But this study is also about the future of the soybean crop.

Maharashtra to buy PDS sugar directly from co-operative mills

PUNE: Just a few days before the model code of conduct for the Lok Sabha elections comes into effect, top sugar producer Maharashtra has decided to buy sugar for its public distribution system (PDS) from the co-operative sugar mills in the state. The Centre had abolished levy sugar and monthly release mechanism in April 2013 on the recommendation of the C Rangarajan committee.


Prior to this, the sugar mills had to supply 10% of their sugar output as levy quota for the PDS system at a price lower than the market rate. After the partial de-control, the state governments were asked to establish transparent systems to procure PDS sugar at Rs 32 a kg.

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Wheat prices bullish on global cues

NEW DELHI: India wheat prices remain firm in the global market with reports of crop loss doing the rounds in the domestic market. Prices have firmed up to $280 atonne for March delivery from a low of $265 a tonne in January. Business conglomerates like ITCBSE -0.27 %, Cargill, Louis Dreyfus, Glencore and EmmsonsBSE -0.49 % have entered or actively looking at the Gujarat market from where the exports are taking place.


Traders and companies forecast prices to remain firm till late April and then gradually slip as wheat arrivals pick up across the markets in Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Punjab. "Prices of new crop from Gujarat have firmed by $10 a tonne. Current purchase for March shipments is being quoted at $276-280 freight on board (fob) a tonne," said Rajnikant Rai, COO (agribusiness division), ITC, which is currently catering to the Middle East market.

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