India: As maize prices soar, the National Egg Coordination Committee (NECC) demands for damaged grains to be used as poultry feed

게시됨 2022년 4월 26일

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The National Egg Coordination Committee (NECC) has appealed to the Indian government to allocate up to 20 lakh tonnes of damaged food grains, such as wheat, paddy, and broken rice, for poultry feed due to a significant increase in the cost of maize and soya meal. This move is aimed at helping farmers address the ongoing crisis by providing an alternative to maize for chicken feed. The price of maize has surged due to factors like increased production, exports, and conversion for bio-fuel, leading to a significant rise in the cost of egg production for farmers, resulting in a net loss. The NECC is hopeful that the government will grant their request, enabling farmers to mitigate their losses and continue their livelihoods.

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The National Egg Coordination Committee (NECC) has requested that the Government of India (GOI) allocate up to 20 lakh tonnes of damaged food grains, including wheat, paddy, and broken rice, for use as chicken feed. According to the committee, these food grains are inappropriate for human consumption but can be used as a partial alternative for maize in chicken feed. Among the worst crises in the poultry industry's history is the present sharp spike in maize and soya meal costs on the domestic market. The clearance to utilize these food grains would help farmers endure an exceptional crisis brought on by a severe lack of corn and soy meal in the local market, as well as a sharp spike in their costs. The clearance to utilize these food grains would help farmers endure an exceptional crisis brought on by a severe lack of corn and soy meal in the local market, as well as a sharp spike in their costs. According to NECC sources, there has been a significant rise in the price of maize ...

출처: Krishi Jagran