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Feed Mill of the Future
Are phages ready to emerge from their 'disillusionment' phase?
Funding gaps may have quieted headlines about phages, but industry experts say the work has continued behind the scenes and has yielded promising results.
Brand Insights
5 Ways to Prepare your Facility for AI Implementation
Easy Automation, Inc.
Learn five key areas to target when laying the groundwork for a potential AI implementation at your facility. Brand Insights from Easy Automation, Inc.
Livestock & Poultry Diseases
New case of New World screwworm detected in Mexico
Mexico’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has reported a new case of New World screwworm (NWS) in Montemorelos, Nuevo León, which originated in the south-southeast of the country.
African Swine Fever
Estonia declares end to ASF emergency phase
As the highest alert level for African swine fever is stepped down in Estonia, new cases in domestic pigs have been confirmed in four other European states, and there are further outbreaks in India.
Animal Health & Veterinary
NNSA, Texas A&M AgriLife partner to combat NWS
Partnership advances eBeam technology and radiological security while safeguarding agriculture nationwide.
Animal Health & Veterinary
FDA conditionally approves first drug for NWS in cattle
Dectomax-CA1 from Zoetis is conditionally approved for use only in cattle.
African Swine Fever
ASF outbreak on European farm leads to job losses
In the absence of declared support from the government, one Maag Agro farm in Estonia hit by ASF led to the company decision to severely cut its workforce.
Animal Health & Veterinary
University of Arizona joins fight against New World screwworm
The Arizona Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory is one of three sites selected for screening.
African Swine Fever
ASF response plans require thorough cooperation
Industry and government officials stress the need for detailed planning and cross-sector collaboration to manage potential African swine fever outbreaks.
Avian Influenza
FFAR develops decontamination strategy for HPAI-infected milk
The Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) and Texas A&M AgriLife Research are investing $300,404 in a Rapid Outcomes from Agricultural Research (ROAR) grant to develop effective, farmer-friendly decontamination strategies.
Avian Influenza
California's H5N1 dairy response: Lessons learned
Veterinarian with California Department of Food and Agriculture shares with Canadians her message on how the state has dealt with the outbreak.
Legal News
Pork processor Triumph Foods joins DOJ lawsuit against Proposition 12
Pork processor Triumph Foods has expanded the U.S. Department of Justice’s legal challenge against Proposition 12 by filing a lawsuit against the California animal welfare law.
African Swine Fever
Gradual spread of ASF among Europe’s domestic pigs
Further outbreaks of African swine fever have occurred in six European countries, hitting commercial farms in Estonia, Croatia and Serbia; also affected are pigs at an encampment in South Africa, while there appears to be a lull in the disease situation in Asia.
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