Treena Hein

1 day ago | ohscanada.com | Treena Hein

It seems a safe bet that within a few short years, some degree of artificial intelligence (AI) will be found in just about every occupation, whether to improve efficiencies and enable better decision-making or better protect health and safety. Many occupational health and safety (OHS) applications for AI are already available, and use is growing.

1 week ago | allaboutfeed.net | Treena Hein

A new report about feed ingredient consumption in the USA shows that the demand for feed is strong, and while it has declined slightly over the past few years, use of circular feed is still very high. The new Feed Ingredient Consumption Report published by USA-based organisation IFEEDER contains many interesting findings, including a strong continued demand for ‘circular’ feedstuffs for all types of livestock.

2 weeks ago | manufacturingtechnologytoday.com | Treena Hein

To keep specialized automation equipment running smoothly for long periods, proper enclosure is obviously critical. While standard enclosures are still used in some manufacturing scenarios, custom enclosures have gained massive ground due to their many benefits. Top among these, note experts such as Rittal Canada president André Bousette, are outstanding value for the price and fast delivery.

3 weeks ago | futurefarming.com | Treena Hein

Canadian grain farmer Jim Latrace combines soil and leaf analysis, satellite data, zone mapping and more to ensure his soil supports good yields today but also future crop genetics. For Jim Latrace, all the extensive data he gathers ultimately goes into decisions that future-proof his farm. There are so many yearly variables such as input costs and weather that farmers cannot control, but like others of his kind, Latrace uses his data to try and control input application rates.

3 weeks ago | verticalmag.com | Treena Hein

Published on: April 21, 2025Estimated reading time 10 minutes, 13 seconds. Anyone who has followed the rise of The Helicopter Company (THC) since its launch in 2019 can’t help but be impressed. As Saudi Arabia’s first national commercial helicopter operator, THC is backed by the country’s Public Investment Fund and plays a central role in Saudi Vision 2030 — the Kingdom’s roadmap for economic diversification and public sector development.