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African swine fever hits a third Polish pig farm

That African swine fever (ASF) has been confirmed at two commercial farms in different regions of Poland within one month must be matter for concern for a country fighting a long-running battle against the disease in its wild boar population. New outbreaks of the disease have also been confirmed in domestic pigs in China, Hong Kong, Romania, South Africa, Ukraine, and Vietnam.

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Top 10 animal feed industry articles from May

News about African swine fever dominated the animal feed industry in May.

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If everything is going to ‘taste like chicken,’ why pay more?

Now that ASF is going to raise the price of pork meat, will consumers accept that or go for equally tasty chicken?

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OIE launches global initiative to control ASF

The recent upsurge in the spread of African swine fever (ASF) throughout several regions of the world poses a direct threat to the majority of pig populations worldwide. The 87th General Assembly of World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) National Delegates has called for the establishment of a global initiative to control the disease, in hope of eradicating it entirely, and to reduce its devastating economic impacts on the pig industry. This initiative will be coordinated by the OIE and Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).

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US crop plantings still far behind average

U.S. corn and soybean planting progress remains far behind average, while crop prices soar and protein producers see their stock prices fall.

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African swine fever hits North Korea, losses mount in Vietnam

Vietnam’s battle to bring African swine fever (ASF) under control continues, but losses are already estimated at 1.7 million animals. There have been new outbreaks in domestic pigs in China, Poland, Romania, South Africa and Ukraine, and a first outbreak has been reported in the Democratic Republic of Korea.

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Where will feed prices go if ASF bonanza materializes?

Why isn’t anybody talking about feed prices in terms of a global ASF catastrophe (or opportunity, depending from where one sits)?

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USDA: Effective vaccine for ASF could be eight years out

It could be years before researchers are able to answer key questions about ASF, USDA undersecretary Greg Ibach told U.S. lawmakers earlier this week.

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Will the US benefit from ASF in China?

Pork producers around the world are wondering who China will turn to for supply and how politics will continue to play a role.

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ASF spurs additional research into optimal feed holding times

New research suggests producers would benefit from erring on the side of caution when it comes to feed that may be contaminated with viral diseases, but questions about the practicality of extended feed holding times remain.

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African swine fever measures ramped up in Vietnam

Authorities in Vietnam are ramping up measures to control the spread of African swine fever (ASF), which has already led to the loss of 5 percent of the country’s pig population, while the first case of the disease has been detected in Hong Kong.

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How Spain eradicated ASF and expanded markets

The international director of Interporc in Madrid explains how Spain controlled the ASF outbreak from 1970's and is an example for other countries in the matter.

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