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Commodities
'Massive' U.S. corn crop should cut prices, barring trade war
Corn prices remain elevated despite planting trends amid concerns about potential trade war escalation, economist says.
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ForFarmers sees strong Q1 2025 growth in feed volumes, profits
USDA to reinstate deleted webpages on climate change
DSM-Firmenich, A-Systems partner to reduce feed's footprint
Datacor acquires Baytek, names chief AI officer
Global feed production rises in 2024, led by growth in poultry and dairy
Neogen board to see leadership change as James Tobin retires
USDA forecasts 2025/26 corn, soybean outlook in WASDE
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Study: CBD remains in cattle tissue for at least six weeks
Global feed production rises in 2024, led by growth in poultry and dairy
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Beef Cattle
Study: CBD remains in cattle tissue for at least six weeks
More work is needed to determine how long producers would have to wait after feeding hemp to put their animals on the market, researcher says.
International Trade
Brazil achieves another double-digit jump in pork exports
Year-on-year, Brazilian exports of pig meat products in April were up close to 15% in volume, and almost 25% in revenue.
Poultry Health & Disease
Cargill finds combo of postbiotics, saponins fights avian E. coli
An additive made by combining the two ingredients reduced layer mortality by 26%, according to in-house research by Cargill.
African Swine Fever
One German state eases ASF restrictions on pig farming
While an easing of restrictions to control ASF is being applied in Saxony, new cases in wild boar are confirmed in other German states — and elsewhere across Europe.
African Swine Fever
Study: ASF virus survives freezing temps, thawing
The study results suggest samples of the virus could be more easily transported and stored for diagnostic purposes than previously thought, veterinarian says.
Poultry
Upcycled grape pomace in chicken feed may improve gut health
Three Cornell University researchers explored how to optimize spent grape pomace as a sustainable dietary ingredient with health and nutritional benefits for broiler chickens.
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African Swine Fever
Sampling, lab capacity could be weak links in ASF outbreak
The model, PigSpread, used population and movement data from one densely populated swine state to simulate the spread of ASF in large and small outbreak scenarios.
Feed Additives
How feed additives advance sustainable poultry production
The strategic use of feed additives can help the industry reduce its environmental footprint while maintaining high productivity levels.
Swine
Study: Benzoic acid could reduce emissions, replace antibiotics
The common food preservative could have beneficial effects in pig diets, even at relatively low inclusion levels.
Feed Additives
Groups petition HHS secretary to reduce or eliminate ractopamine levels
More than 50 groups, led by Friends of the Earth, have sent a letter to U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Martin Makary asking the agency to reduce or eliminate allowable levels of ractopamine in farmed animals.
African Swine Fever
Study warns of possible adverse effects from ASF vaccination
New research highlights the importance of careful planning and controls when using genetically engineered vaccines for African swine fever (ASF).
Pig Health & Disease
FDA approves PRRS-resistant pig gene edit
Animal genetics company Genus has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for its PRRS-resistant pig (PRP) gene edit for use in the U.S. food supply chain.
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