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Avian Influenza
Cost of HPAI to dairy farmers may exceed US government aid
Insufficient government assistance could increase the spread of disease as farmers weigh costs and benefits of biosecurity, researcher says.
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Study: Carbon footprint of feed partially offsets benefits of grazing
Cows can eat seaweed — and maybe always have, study finds
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Carbon Emissions Reduction
Study: Carbon footprint of feed partially offsets benefits of grazing
Although increased grazing can reduce carbon emissions in some circumstances, new research says the benefits are less certain when supplemental feed enters the mix.
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Disconnected data and siloed systems can cause suboptimal results, despite strong market expertise and sound decision-making by purchasing managers.
Dairy Cattle
Cows can eat seaweed — and maybe always have, study finds
New research determines ruminal microbiome contains 'latent' bacteria that digest seaweed, raising possibility of other latent capabilities.
Antibiotic-free Production
FDA, environmental group tracking rise in livestock antibiotic sales
The cause of the increased antibiotic sales remains unclear and could signal worsening animal health, researcher says.
New World screwworm
USDA confirms three new screwworm cases in Texas
Screwworm detections in the U.S. now total 15, keeping pressure on livestock surveillance efforts.
Regulatory Updates
European Parliament adopts new rules on plant breeding
Last week, the parliament agreed to new rules that will allow some plants bred using new genomic techniques (NGTs) to be treated within the European Union (EU) legislation like those bred using conventional methods.
Feed Ingredients
Scottish farmers urged to grow more feed protein crops
A leading poultry company in the United Kingdom is calling on Scotland’s arable farmers to grow more rapeseed, beans and peas to cover more of the firm’s feed protein needs.
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Aquaculture
Research: Move to terrestrial ingredients tripled aquafeed carbon emissions
The industry should move away from a focus on ingredients and consider the impact of the entire diet, Nofima research director says.
Commodities
Corn, soybean prices in flux amid questions about long-term war impacts
Initial price surge likely overestimated war impacts, but some cost increase will persist, economist says.
New World screwworm
Federal funding to help Texas strengthen NWS inspection capacity
Pre-award approval of a cooperative agreement with the United States Department of Agriculture unlocks immediate federal funding for the Texas Animal Health Commission to hire additional inspectors and strengthen the state’s New World screwworm (NWS) response.
Livestock & Poultry Diseases
Chaos of PRRS compared to an office burning down
JBS technical director says he feels the industry is getting smarter in dealing with outbreaks, but the disease still “has a way of making us seem dumb.”
African Swine Fever
Philippines invests in ASF vaccine development
Development of a local vaccine against African swine fever (ASF) is the key priority in a new initiative in the Southeast Asian state.
International Trade
Pork exports give big boost to US soybean, corn sectors
Pork's global reach ripples through feed grain markets, Indiana producer says.
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