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Presented by:
Ahmed Yehia S.OrabySylvia Wagdi LotfiBasma Maher MahfouzDoha Mohamed Abdul-Rahi
Under Supervision of:
Prof.Dr. HoussamRoushdi
Animal Production Dept.Faculty of Agriculture
Cairo University
Organic Milk Production
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Out lines Definition od Organic milk.
Differences bet. Organic and Regular milk production.
Consumers & Organic
Organic milk supply Overview
Organic vs. Conventional.
Economics and Organic milk production
Pasteur use in Organic milk production.
Challenges of Organic milk production.
The relationship bet. Organic experience and the Challenge of
Organic production.
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What is the definition oforganic milk ?
Is a milk from cows that have beenexclusively fed organic feed, have not beentreated with synthetic hormones or otherchemicals, are not given certainmedications to treat sickness.
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s e erencebetween Organic milk
production and Regular milkproduction ?*Organic Mi
lkOrganic milk is obtained from cows that feed on
grass that is not sprayed with fertilizers or otherharmful chemicals. These cows are not injectedwith hormones to increase their milk production.On the contrary, the cows producing organic milk
are left in the pastures to feed themselves in thenatural environment. In short, the milk isproduced in all natural conditions.
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*Regular MilkContrary to organic milk, regular orconventional milk is obtained from cowsthat are fed on grass sprayed withfertilizers or chemicals. There may also bea possibility of the cows being treated with
hormones to enhance their milk production.Regular milk is obtained from cows that arekept in sheds (barn) and are fed on grain.Regular milk contains antibiotics and
synthetic hormones, and has a lower shelflife as compared to organic milk.
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Consumers and Organic
*Interest in organic is growing because more &more consumers aretaking a closer look at howtheir food choices impact their health
75% of Americans believe diet is a better
influence on health than medicineMore than 60% of consumers believe lowering
their exposure to potentially harmful chemicalswill lead to better health
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*Consumers buy organic foods because
they believe they are healthier for themand their families
Top Reasons Consumers Purchase
Organic Foods
Health&Nutrition 66%Taste 38%
Food Safety 30%Environment 26%
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*Consumers buy organic dairy productsbecause they are concerned about the
affect on their health of added growthhormones, antibiotics and dangerouspesticides
Top Reasons For Purchasing Organic Milk -Concerned about growth hormones 76%
-Concerned about antibiotics 73%
-Concerned about pesticides 68%
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rgan c upp yOverview
In some respects were not that different
than conventional milkOrganic farmers are affected by increases in
energy costs
When feed costs go up, its harder for farmersto make money, so they feed less high qualityproteins, etc.
We have spring flush, too
In some respects, were very different fromconventional farmers
Cost of raw milk supply rising due to increased
competition and increased cost of production on
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Organic Feed Costs are high
Contributing to
A slowdown in amount of land converting toOrganic
Higher price of raw milk
Combined with
Competitive demand for supplyAdded challenges from regulation changes
E i f Si i
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Economies of Size inOrganic Milk Production
The emergence of large conventional dairyfarms and the continued shift of productiontoward such farms suggest that economies of sizeplay a major role in the structure of dairy farming.
Economies of size and the role it takes in thestructural changes observed in conventional milkproduction were documented by MacDonald et al.
This section reports on the relationshipbetween operation size and production costs inorganic milk production, including what size andcosts might mean for the structure of theindustry.
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