China and Canada sign summer feed agreement

OA_show('918'); [agreement on summer feed between China and Canada] In order to promote the exchange of technology and information between China and Canada's Feed Industry Association, establish cooperation and friendly and mutually beneficial relations, with the approval of the Department of international cooperation of the Ministry and the Bureau of animal husbandry and veterinary medicine, Liu Tongzhan, Secretary General of China Feed Industry Association, Qiao Yufeng, Deputy Secretary General of China Feed Industry Association, and the chairman of Canadian International Grain Institute, a member of the business delegation led by Canadian Prime Minister Christian on February 13, 2001 Mr Douglas Stowe, Mr Les Rankin, President of legume crop Association of Canada and Mr Dale Adolf, President of double low rapeseed Council of Canada signed the memorandum of understanding on cooperation between China and Canada feed industry association The undersigned units have reached consensus on the following terms: sharing research results and technical knowledge on the utilization of feed and feed raw materials, feed formula and processing, animal nutrition and scientific management; establishing a regular exchange of visits and academic exchange system between the feed industries of China and Canada Determine the current communication channels, and sign the famous parties to inform each other of their work plans and work progress Quarterly; in the future, feed industry associations of China and Canada will coordinate with each other in information exchange, academic exchange, personnel mutual visits and course training based on the signed memorandum of understanding for cooperation Qiao Yufeng, Deputy Secretary General of China Feed Industry Association and relevant personnel attended the agricultural cooperation seminar and business exchange meeting of Ontario project held by Canada national team delegation and Canada China Trade Council in 2001 during the business delegation led by Canadian Prime Minister General Christian China feed industry information network