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African Swine Fever
New ASF cases in pigs confirmed in northeastern India, Europe
More herds of domestic swine have tested positive for the African swine fever (ASF) virus in India’s Nagaland and in four central European states. In Finland, a recent case in a wild boar has been detected well outside the designated infected area, while the virus appears to have returned to Rome, Italy.
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African Swine Fever
ASF suspected in India’s Gujarat state
An outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) is suspected in Gujarat, while new cases are confirmed in two other states.
Swine
Using creep feeding as a tool to manage piglet weaning
Weaning age matters, but the weaning method itself is secondary when creep feeding is managed properly.
Sustainability in Feed Production
Nigeria’s livestock sector set for major overhaul
Key to achieving the federal government’s ambitions is the creation of livestock centers tailored to individual states, while other new policies offer opportunities for the sector.
Animal Feed Manufacturing
EU targets stronger livestock, feed resilience
The 31st FEFAC annual conference examined EU feed and livestock sector resilience amid protein import dependency and feed additive supply vulnerabilities.
Animal Feed Additives & Ingredients
Study: Presence of peroxides, aldehydes predict oils' performance in feed
But pigs are more sensitive than poultry to the growth-slowing effects of lipid oxidation, USDA researcher says.
African Swine Fever
More ASF farm outbreaks reported in central Europe, Asia, East Africa
In Europe, more herds of domestic pigs have been hit by African swine fever (ASF) in Hungary, Moldova, Poland and Romania, while there are widespread new cases in wild boar.
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