BASF Plant Science announces product manager

The company installs new NutriDense silage product manager

September 30, 2009

BASF Plant Science recently announced Greg Jones has joined the company as the NutriDense Silage product manager. In this position, he will be responsible for developing and implementing marketing plans for NutriDense Silage in the United States and Argentina.

Jones joins BASF Plant Science with over 13 years of experience in the dairy industry. Prior to joining the BASF Plant Science team, he held positions with Diamond V Technologies, Monsanto Dairy Business, Purina Mills Inc. and Koch Feed Products Company.

Von Miller joins staff members from Greener Pastures Chicken and Texas A&M University for the opening of the Greener Pastures Chicken plant in Elgin, Texas.

NFL star Von Miller cuts ribbon for his new poultry plant

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NFL star Von Miller cuts ribbon for his new poultry plant

The Texas A&M poultry science alumnus and former Super Bowl MVP owns the first USDA organic poultry processing facility in Texas.

Von Miller joins staff members from Greener Pastures Chicken and Texas A&M University for the opening of the Greener Pastures Chicken plant in Elgin, Texas.

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In her new role, she will be responsible for identifying and scaling new organic growth platforms and acquisitions.

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Plukon Food Group acquires Spain’s Sambau

Family-owned poultry product processor and distrubor formed in Madrid in 1986.

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South African poultry sector seeks greater resilience against HPAI

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Wesley Batista, Joesley Batista return to JBS board

While early votes showed disfavor for the controversial brothers, the final tally gives them approval.

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Diseases & Health

Citing H5N1, Colombia restricts US beef imports

Beef from certain states in banned from entering the South American country, despite the fact that virus has not been confirmed in U.S. beef herds to date.

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Cooks Venture files for bankruptcy

The poultry company that specialized in pasture-raised, slow-growth chickens started in 2019 and shut down in 2023.

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