Animal Feed Regulations & Safety: Page 27

New rules in China could allow for GM corn

The planned regulatory overhaul for the seed industry could lead to market availability for recently approved GM seed traits developed by Chinese companies.

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Keep up with advances in piglet nutrition that balance health, performance, and feeding costs

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Learn about science-driven approaches to improve gut health, refine feed formulation, and enhance profitability in piglet production. Presented by Feed Strategy.

Keep up with advances in piglet nutrition that balance health, performance, and feeding costs

USDA to allow some pork plants to trial faster line speeds

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will allow nine pork processing plants to run at faster line speeds under a yearlong trial.

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African Swine Fever

Researchers detect new ASF variants spreading in China

Though not as deadly, researchers say the ASF variants that were recently discovered in China could spread more easily.

African swine fever virus, 3D illustration. DNA enveloped virus

Animal Feed Regulations & Safety

How climate change is changing mycotoxins

Find out how climate change is contributing to increases in mycotoxin occurrence and prevalence, and what can be done to minimize risks.

Aflatoxin Poisonous Carcinogens In Harvested Corn Kernels Detect

Purina Animal Nutrition recalls cattle, wildlife feed

Purina Animal Nutrition is voluntarily recalling one lot of feed for cattle and wildlife due to the potential of elevated urea levels.

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African Swine Fever

Canada, Ontario governments invest in ASF prevention

The governments of Canada and Ontario are investing nearly CA$3 million (US$2.4 million) in three new initiatives to enhance biosecurity and support African swine fever (ASF) prevention and emergency preparedness efforts.

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African Swine Fever

PODCAST: How to prepare for, prevent ASF in the US

Marty Vanier, director of the National Agricultural Biosecurity Center at Kansas State University, explains what would happen in the event of an animal disease emergency.

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New laws strengthen biosecurity protections in Manitoba

The new laws amend the Petty Trespasses Act, the Occupiers’ Liability Act and the Animal Diseases Act, creating new restrictions and offenses related to trespassing on private property, including farms.

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Animal Nutrition

Modern use of copper for piglet gut health, growth

Copper can still be used to control gut health and improve animal performance and remain within regulation limits.

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Agriculture Technology

Can traceability solve feed’s sustainability questions?

Find out how traceability regulations, once the realm of safety concerns, have become the latest trend in sustainability

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African Swine Fever

US biosecurity greatly improved by attention to ASF

Pork Checkoff study finds no major gaps in U.S. defenses against African swine fever, but animal feed remains a potential biosecurity risk.

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Tar spot outbreak threatens Midwestern US corn yields

An outbreak of fungal tar spot disease as emerged in the Midwestern U.S. and is rapidly destroying crops, threatening previously optimistic yield projections.

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