Feed Clause Samples
The 'Feed' clause defines the obligations and procedures related to the provision and management of animal feed within an agreement, typically in contexts such as livestock supply or care contracts. It outlines who is responsible for supplying feed, the quality and type of feed required, and any standards or schedules for feeding. For example, it may specify that the supplier must provide a certain quantity of feed per day or that the feed must meet specific nutritional guidelines. This clause ensures that all parties are clear on their responsibilities regarding animal nutrition, thereby preventing disputes and safeguarding animal welfare.
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Feed. Once the pre-FEED results are evaluated and if the parties decide to proceed with the ASPD Technology development, Fulcrum will retain and pay a qualified engineering company to prepare a FEED package along with all process design criteria and simulation information which will allow the ASPD Technology to be licensed to either or both of Nipawin and SRC and third-parties in the ASPD IP License. If the parties do not agree to proceed with the ASPD Technology development within 30 days after Fulcrum’s delivery of the Pre-FEED despite their best commercial efforts, then any party may elect to terminate this Agreement on written notice; provided however, that if one of Nipawin or SRC elects not to proceed (the “Nonproceeding Party”) but the other (the “Proceeding Party”) does elect to proceed, then the Proceeding Party may proceed with the ASPD Technology development with Fulcrum if the Nonproceeding Party has so consented in writing and has enabled the Proceeding Party with all necessary rights to do so, and in such event the Proceeding Party will have and be responsible for all rights and obligations of the Nipawin and SRC parties accruing thereafter under this Agreement.
Feed. Whenever feed is weighed and the weight of the feed is a factor in determining payment or settlement to a livestock producer or poultry grower, the scale ticket or other basic trans- action record must show:
(1) The name of the agency per- forming the weighing service, or the name and location of the firm respon- sible for supplying the feed;
(2) The name and address of the live- stock producer or poultry grower, or a designation by which they may be readily identified;
(3) The name, initials or identifica- tion number of the person who weighed the feed, or if required by State law, the signature of the weigher;
(4) The city and state in which the scale is located, and, if a facility has more than one scale on which feed is weighed, the identity of the scale;
(5) The zero balance; provided that when using a vehicle scale to weigh feed for more than one producer or grower on the same multi-compart- ment truck, the preceding producer’s or grower’s gross weight can be used for the next producer’s or grower’s tare weight without printing a zero balance, and repeated until the unit is full;
(6) The date and time zero balance was determined;
(7) The gross weight, tare weight, and net weight of each lot assigned to an individual producer or grower, if appli- cable;
(8) The date and time gross weight and, if applicable, tare weight, are de- termined;
(9) The identification of each lot as- signed to an individual producer or grower by vehicle or trailer compart- ment number and seal number, if appli- cable;
(10) Whether the driver was on or off the truck at the time of weighing, if applicable; and
(11) The license number or other identification numbers on the truck and trailer, if weighed together, or trailer if only the trailer is weighed, if applicable. [78 FR 51663, Aug. 21, 2013] No packer, swine contractor, live poultry dealer, stockyard owner, mar- ket agency, or dealer shall knowingly make, issue, or circulate any false or misleading reports, records, or rep- resentation concerning the market conditions or the prices or sale of any livestock, meat, or live poultry. [73 FR 62440, Oct. 21, 2008]
(a) Except as provided in paragraph (b) of this section, whenever livestock or live poultry is bought, sold, ac- quired, paid, or settled on a weight basis, or whenever the weight of feed is a factor in determining payment or settlement to a livestock grower or poultry grower by a stockyard owner, market agency, dealer, packer, or live poultry dealer when livestock or ...
Feed. The TRANSPORTER is preferable certified under GMP+, Qualimat or QS or approved as in GMP+ BA 10 Purchase. In the event the certification is renewed, but in any case once a year, the service provider will send a copy of the valid certificates to the quality department of Hoogwegt.
Feed. Feed at FRE’s ingredient cost plus $[***] per ton for grinding, mixing, and delivery and $[***] per ton margin;
Feed. The task will include expansion of the engineering design scope to include provision of a solids management system feed from Clarifier No. 1 in addition to Clarifier No. 2 as proposed. The task will include the additional civil, mechanical, electrical, and structural design services to effect this option. The anticipated additional construction cost for the Clarifier No. 1 feed option is $60,000. This item is an add alternate and is not required for a complete and functioning system using only the feed from Clarifier No.
Feed. The Company will provide the Independent Grower with the feed necessary to produce the broilers. The Company retains title to any feed and bears the specified costs of the feed and the right to retain or dispose of excess feed.