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Feed Additives
Report shows risks ractopamine poses to dogs
A livestock feed additive commonly used to promote growth in cattle, swine and poultry may pose a serious risk to dogs, according to a new case report from researchers at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (VMBS).
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African Swine Fever
Philippines aims to recover from ASF with 32,000 gilts
The Philippine Department of Agriculture is scaling up its swine repopulation effort through the procurement of 32,000 breeding-age female pigs, marking a significant government intervention to rebuild hog inventories depleted by African swine fever.
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Pig Health & Disease
USDA confirms first swine pseudorabies cases in US since 2004
The small Iowa commercial swine herd of less than 100 hogs received five boars from the Texas herd several months ago.
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Regulatory Updates
Elanco gets emergency OK for two NWS products
Negasunt Powder and Tanidil cleared for use in livestock ahead of potential U.S. fly invasion.
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Animal Health & Veterinary
Florida issues import restrictions on Texas animals to prevent NWS
The Texas agriculture commissioner is responding to actions taken by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services to restrict importation of animals into Florida from counties in Texas that are at high risk for New World screwworm.
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Animal Welfare
US House Dems: Farm bill should not weaken Prop 12
Letter calls on leadership to reject any language that would pre-empt state standards like Proposition 12.
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Agriculture Technology
Blood biomarkers reveal hidden nutritional imbalances in broilers
Meta-analysis by DSM-Firmenich finds commercial broilers may not be getting optimal levels of calcium and phosphorus, even when their feed is formulated based on standard nutritional guidelines.
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Animal Health & Veterinary
Analysis finds 'significant shortfalls' in global livestock vaccination
Vaccination may be too costly for many livestock producers, pointing to a need for government intervention, researcher says.
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African Swine Fever
More swine fever cases confirmed in Asia’s domestic pigs
While Taiwan has declared its territory free of African swine fever (ASF), ongoing outbreaks in pigs continue in the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam and a new area in India.
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Animal Health & Veterinary
USDA, US Army Corps of Engineers break ground on Texas sterile fly production facility
New sterile fly production facility at Moore Air Base in Edinburg, Texas, will expanding the nation’s domestic capacity to combat New World screwworm.
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Livestock & Poultry Diseases
Alert sounded for international spread of foot-and-mouth disease
As China records its first ever detection of the SAT 1 variant of the foot-and-month disease (FMD), further cases are confirmed in the Palestinian territories, Europe and southern Africa.
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Avian Influenza
Wild bird study could slow HPAI spread in commercial poultry
Understanding how landscape diversity influences waterfowl movement could give producers a sharper tool for anticipating an avian flu outbreak.
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