Livestock & Poultry Diseases: Page 66

African Swine Fever

How to ensure safety of imported feed ingredients

Because the U.S. imports feed ingredients from ASF-positive countries, the country needs to focus on responsible imports of these ingredients.

Brand Insights

Fermentation That Fuels Animal Resilience and Performance

BioZyme Inc.

Building Resilient Animals from the Inside Out - AO-Biotics® with its star brand AO-Biotics® Amaferm® offers proven microbial innovation and decades of fermentation expertise. 

Feed Production by Region

ASF returns to South Korean pig farms

Since the start of this month, two outbreaks of African swine fever (ASF) have been confirmed on farms in the South Korean province of Gangwon.

African Swine Fever

Poland’s total ASF farm outbreaks reaches 100

Over the past week, Poland has confirmed one new outbreak of African swine fever in domestic pigs, bringing its total to the milestone of 100 outbreaks this year.

Feed Additives

8 critical issues influencing 2020 EU feed production

Find out what European feed industry stakeholders identify as the greatest trends and challenges facing feed producers in 2020.

Feed Additives

Essential oils blend shows promise as antibiotic alternative

Blend of essential oils and organic acids combats E. coli as effectively as antibiotics in a swine trial, suggesting possible alternative.

Feed Additives

Study links zinc, heat stress and genes in poultry

New research suggests heat and zinc interact with genes that moderate feed intake, but more work is necessary to understand the complexities of heat stress.

African Swine Fever

Germany seeks solutions to pork supply issues

Germany's pork sector continues to be severely challenged by African swine fever and COVID-19.

Animal Feed Regulations & Safety

Study affirms FDA fumonisins guidance level for pigs

Growth of nursery pigs slows when they are fed corn containing fumonisins slightly above FDA guidance levels, according to a trial.

Brand Insights

Selenium and Immunity: food for thought

In animals as well as in humans, Selenium deficiency is associated with a compromised immunity and increased susceptibility to various diseases including the recent epidemic caused by COVID 19.

African Swine Fever

New ASF cases among pigs in 5 European states

Over the past week, Romania is the European country that has reported the highest number of new cases of African swine fever (ASF) among domestic pigs.

Feed Additives

New research examines enzymes, predicts their effects

Find out how producers can predict how the feed additives added to poultry diets will improve performance and health and their cost benefit.

Animal Nutrition Views

Animal gut health as a business and political model

Animal gut health is perhaps the most intense frontier between veterinary and nutritional science.

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