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Local soy transforms Austria’s egg sector
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Rwandan government addresses animal feed shortage
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Germany’s pig population stable while farm numbers fall
Fewer of the nation’s farms are keeping pigs, and the number of finishing hogs is down sharply as many producers are making a significant loss on each animal sold.
African Swine Fever
Philippines prepares for commercial ASF vaccination
Within a few weeks, vaccination of pigs on a commercial scale against African swine fever (ASF) is scheduled to start in the Philippines.
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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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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.
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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.
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Cost of HPAI to dairy farmers may exceed US government aid
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