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Animal Feed Manufacturers
Mongolia sees rapid expansion in organic feed output
The Asian state’s first feed mill dedicated to the production of organic feed has significantly increased its capacity to meet growing demand, while the nation’s farming is becoming more resilient to climate shocks.
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Vetagro opens its first US manufacturing facility in Easton, Maryland
BioMar launches new approach to feed formulation with BioRetain
Investment backs efforts to combat AMR across agrifood sectors
With FDA approval, Kemin’s chromium propionate available for livestock, poultry
FFAR research explores New World screwworm vaccine
Alapala opens Agro Universal’s new feed production facility in Georgia
National Methane Summit showcases a decade of Irish research in this area
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NAA calls for greater recognition, expansion of responsible American aquaculture
Washington resident contracts H5N1 after exposure to affected cattle
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Aquaculture
NAA calls for greater recognition, expansion of responsible American aquaculture
In response to recent reporting on environmental and labor concerns associated with international fish farming and seafood supply chains overseas, the National Aquaculture Association is emphasizing the importance of expanding responsible, well-regulated aquaculture production in the United States.
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Avian Influenza
Washington resident contracts H5N1 after exposure to affected cattle
A resident of Yakima County, Washington, has tested positive for avian influenza after the state confirmed two dairy herds there were affected by the H5N1 virus.
Pig Health & Disease
SHIC-funded study develops smoke detector-like technology for virus monitoring
The Swine Health Information Center funded a study to develop a viral smoke detector-like device for use in swine barns to autonomously detect viral pathogens directly from air in a continuous fashion.
Animal Feed Regulations & Safety
New analysis finds recycled phosphorus is safe for use in livestock feed
A new process for extracting phosphorus from sewage sludge ash appears to effectively remove heavy metals and organic contaminants, according to a new analysis by Aarhus University.
African Swine Fever
Serbia records most ASF outbreaks in Europe this year
A sudden spike in African swine fever (ASF) that has hit domestic pigs in recent months has pushed the Serbian outbreak total this year close to 700, while Moldova and Romania also record new cases in Europe.
Dairy Cow Health & Disease
Washington state sees first cases of HPAI in dairy cattle
USDA confirms two herds affected, but says there is no risk to consumer health or the safety of the commercial milk supply.
Alternative Protein
Pork raised on soy-free diet served in Swedish restaurant
The end-to-end demonstration project was intended to prove the feasibility of locally produced animal feed made with alternative proteins, researcher says.
Business & Markets
Land O’Lakes brings modern images of rural America to cities nationwide
Out-of-home activation with Clear Channel Outdoor and newly created content from Getty Images aim to increase authentic representation of rural communities across America.
African Swine Fever
ASF outbreaks hit Serbian pork market
Over recent months, Serbia has been experiencing the dramatic spread of the African swine fever (ASF) virus in domestic pigs, causing pork prices to rise sharply.
Business & Markets
CJ CheilJedang and ADM to form new joint venture
Proposed joint venture will manufacture and market amino acids critical to the livestock industry, supporting U.S. production, strengthening the global supply chain and enhancing U.S. food security.
African Swine Fever
Southeast Asian states raise ASF alert
After confirmation of a series of African swine fever (ASF) in several countries in the region, veterinary authorities are urging pig owners in Southeast Asia to be alert for signs of the disease.
Sustainability in Feed Production
Kenya seeks solutions to boost feed, milk supply resilience
A prolonged period of lower-than-average rainfall is driving the East African state’s growers and dairy farmers to explore alternative feeding strategies.
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