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Animal Health & Veterinary
USDA commits $25 million to sterile fly facility
The investment adds Arizona capacity to fight New World screwworm as a nearby port prepares to reopen to cattle trade.
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Neogen posts strongest food safety unit growth since 2023 in Q4
Darling Ingredients reports strong Q2 results
Kemin breaks ground on Kuriosity Centre in Singapore
ABN to withdraw from poultry, pig feed production
Animal feed fraud punished in Bangladesh
Positive start to financial year for Cranswick
Rumin8: New compound provides more methane reducing options for producers
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Rumin8 on track to enter commercial markets in 2027
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Rumin8 on track to enter commercial markets in 2027
After five years of testing and development, the company says its flagship product can markedly reduce enteric methane emissions—and consistently boost feed efficiency.
African Swine Fever
Stimulating the immune system reduced ASF vaccine efficacy in Spanish trial
The stimulation backfired and limited the protective immune response induced by the vaccine.
Animal Feed Additives & Ingredients
Sweden to support farming, aquaculture firms over rising costs
Approval has been granted for the Swedish authorities to financially support firms facing spiraling prices as a result of the geopolitical situation in the Middle East.
Animal Feed Manufacturing
MPS Egg Farms celebrates grand opening of Strauss Feed Mill
The new mill was designed to enhance efficiency, increase production capacity and provide feed tailored to the needs of MPS Egg Farms' three Indiana farms.
African Swine Fever
4 European countries confirm ASF outbreaks in pigs
In the past week, presence of the African swine fever (ASF) virus has been confirmed in domestic swine in three Balkans states and Poland, while a handful of further outbreaks in the same population were reported in India, Nepal and the Philippines.
New World screwworm
USDA to reopen cattle ports on US southern border
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will launch a coordinated, phased reopening of southern cattle ports, contingent on Mexico’s adherence to the Joint Action Plan.
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Antibiotic-free Production
WOAH Members adopt updated Global Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance
The adoption brings the global community one step closer to a coordinated, One Health response to one of the most pressing challenges facing human, animal, plant and environmental health.
New World screwworm
FFAR research to strengthen New World screwworm preparedness
The project will provide producers and animal health officials with evidence-based tools to prioritize surveillance, producer preparedness and improve response efforts in the U.S.
African Swine Fever
WOAH releases new guidelines for assessing, monitoring ASF vaccine efficacy
The guidelines should make it easier for regulators to evaluate safety data on ASF vaccines used in other countries, according to a Pirbright Institute veterinarian.
Feed Ingredients
Insect producers see opportunity amid potential fishmeal shortage
The International Platform of Insects for Food and Feed is calling for government incentives they say would allow insect meal to address an El Nino-induced shortage of marine ingredients.
African Swine Fever
India develops African swine fever vaccine
India has become the second country in Asia to develop a vaccine to protect pigs against African swine fever.
Commodities
Economist: Corn, soybean prices hold steady but could drop this fall
But prices could rise if localized drought or flooding expands into the U.S. corn belt, Iowa State University economist says.
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