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Barley
Sorghum
Triticale
Wheat
AusScan Early Harvest Report: February 2021
Energy Values for Cereal Grains
Broiler AME Index
Mean SD Min Max
66.4 2.94 61.4 72.3 65.5 1.27 62.9 67.1
Broiler AME Index
Mean SD Min Max
Broiler AME Index
Mean SD Min Max
76.4 3.55 70.6 87.2
Broiler AME Index
Mean SD Min Max
71.3 4.2 63.1 81.1 70.8 2.7 64.9 75.3
APRIL opens applications for Industry Placement Program Award
THE Australasian Pork Research Institute Lim- ited is pleased to an- nounce a call for appli- cations for its Industry Placement Program Award scheme.
Region
Pig Faecal DE MJ/Kg
Mean SD Min Max
Pig Ileal DE MJ/Kg
Mean SD Min Max
Broiler AME MJ/Kg
Mean SD Min Max
NSW
12.5 0.13 12.3 12.6
10.1 0.10 10.0 10.3
11.6 0.23 11.1 11.8
NSW1
13.3 0.08 13.0 13.5
10.7 0.18 10.3 11.4
11.9 0.17 11.4 12.3
QLD
12.5 0.17 12.0 12.9
10.3 0.39 9.4 11.7
11.6 0.39 10.9 12.6
SA
12.5 0.17 12.1 12.8
10.1 0.21 9.6 10.5
11.6 0.40 10.8 12.7
SA1
13.1 0.27 12.4 13.5
10.8 0.29 10.1 11.2
12.5 0.38 11.9 13.1
SA2
12.8 0.22 12.4 13.1
10.7 0.17 10.4 10.9
12.3 0.20 12.0 12.6
VIC
12.5 0.18 11.9 13.7
10.4 0.35 9.6 12.1
11.6 0.39 10.4 12.7
As a key part of APRIL’s strategy to assist with human capacity building in the Australasian pork industry, funding is avail- able to support another IPP award – to join IPP awards already in place with Lauren Staveley of SunPork Farms South in South Australia and Dr Maria Jorquera-Chavez of Rivalea Australia Pty Ltd in Corowa NSW.
pork industry in a struc- tured and enhanced de- velopment program
APRIL will provide the successful business ap- plicant with $75,000 over the first two years of a three-year agreement to help cover salary and other costs associated with training the awardee for the three years.
Applications open on April 12, 2021 and close May 21, 2021, with the final date for decision being late June to early July 2021.
Region
Pig Faecal DE MJ/Kg
Mean SD Min Max
Pig Ileal DE MJ/Kg
Mean SD Min Max
Broiler AME MJ/Kg
Mean SD Min Max
QLD
14.4 0.18 14.2 14.7
11.8 0.55 11.0 12.4
14.6 0.31 14.1 15.1
Region
Pig Faecal DE MJ/Kg
Mean SD Min Max
Pig Ileal DE MJ/Kg
Mean SD Min Max
Broiler AME MJ/Kg
Mean SD Min Max
SA1
13.7 0.15 13.4 13.9
11.8 0.17 11.6 12.2
13.5 0.51 13.0 15.1
The overall aims of the IPP are to:
• Attract and stimulate graduates with an in- terest in pork production into the business side of the industry as a career, while continuing their development and under- standing of how research and technology will en- hance industry competi- tiveness and success
Applications must be lodged electronically by the applying business or- ganisation, and include the name and qualifica- tions of the proposed candidate, to the APRIL chief scientist and chief executive officer Dr John Pluske at j.pluske@april. org.au or 0410 436871.
Information relating the IPP requirements and the application form can be found at apri.com.au/ education/
• Retain graduates trained by APRIL, the Pork CRC, Australian Pork Limited and other applicable organisations, at the honours or post- graduate level, and attract others to the Australasian pork industry by spon- soring their placement in a commercial pork production organisation or an affiliated business within the Australasian
APRIL launches the Commercialisation Ad- visory Panel
Region
Pig Faecal DE MJ/Kg
Mean SD Min Max
Pig Ileal DE MJ/Kg
Mean SD Min Max
Broiler AME MJ/Kg
Mean SD Min Max
NSW
13.6 0.46 12.5 13.8
11.6 0.68 10.1 12.1
12.9 0.55 11.7 13.3
NSW1
13.9 0.15 13.2 14.4
12.0 0.24 10.8 12.6
12.8 0.24 11.9 13.5
QLD
13.8 0.10 13.1 14.0
11.8 0.21 10.6 12.4
12.8 0.37 11.1 13.7
SA
13.7 0.05 13.6 13.9
11.7 0.15 11.3 12.2
12.7 0.29 12.1 13.6
SA1
14.0 0.18 13.6 14.3
12.2 0.15 11.7 12.5
13.2 0.37 12.4 13.9
SA2
14.0 0.20 13.8 14.4
12.1 0.30 11.8 12.6
12.9 0.28 12.6 13.5
VIC
13.7 0.10 12.5 13.9
11.8 0.20 10.1 12.5
12.7 0.30 11.7 13.9
• Expose graduates wanting a long-term re- search or technical sup- port role in the industry to commercial aspects of pork production and enhance their contribu- tions and value to pork businesses in their future roles.
Any questions on the IPP award or process can also be directed to Dr John Pluske.
APRIL is often con- tacted by researchers with very innovative ideas seeking instant feedback, with the view to submitting a project for funding.
Usually the advice is to canvas your idea to industry stakeholders, and this takes time with responses often varied.
Friday, 26 March 2021
Momentum can be lost and the idea put aside, which is not a good out- come.
Hence APRIL's concept of providing an industry based advisory panel to assess and explore the proposed novel concept and then provide the in- novator with direct feed- back.
The APRIL Commer- cialisation Advisory Panel consists of industry leaders with vast experi- ence in all facets of pork production, applied re- search and commerciali- sation.
ACAP is chaired by Dr Gerard Davis of BioInfo Consulting and Invest- ment, and panel members are Dr Rob van Barn- eveld, Mr Kenton Shaw of SunPork Farms, Dr Cherie Collins, Mr David Henman of Rivalea Aus- tralia and Mr Neil Fer- guson of Westpork.
The panel met for the first time in March this year to assess a possible project involving the ap- plication of the internet of things and accompa- nying support platforms.
This is a rapidly growing area and the availability of new tech- nologies could provide opportunities across the industry.
The panel is expected to meet approximately four times per year, and re- searchers and innovators are encouraged to contact commercialisation and research impact manager Dr Charles Rikard-Bell at c.rikardbell@april.org. au or 0439 513 723.
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Any questions re- garding commercialisa- tion or innovation ap- plications can also be directed to Dr Charles Rikard-Bell.
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