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African Swine Fever

Indonesia set to import ASF vaccine from Vietnam

Countries where pigs have recently tested positive for the African swine fever virus are Greece, India, Romania and Vietnam.

Animal Feed Additives & Ingredients

Optimal copper source for piglets: Monovalent or divalent?

Animine

Discover how the oxidation state of copper can significantly affect piglet health and performance.

African Swine Fever

Research boom brings new hope for ASF vaccines, treatments

New vaccines for ASF should become available in the next few years thanks to numerous scientific advances since 2018, researcher says.

African Swine Fever

Global African swine fever vaccine standard adopted

Combined with biosecurity and other measures, an appropriate program using safe and effective vaccines offers the potential to gain control over African swine fever (ASF).

Feed Strategy Podcast

Water quality strategies, innovations boost profitable animal production [PODCAST]

From reduced feed intake to equipment damage, contaminated water creates a cascade of problems that affect everything from bird health to bottom-line profitability.

Featured

Contract to develop avian flu vaccine canceled by HHS

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services terminated the investment, calling mRNA technology “under-tested” and citing “safety concerns.”

Animal Health & Veterinary

USDA announces $21 million investment to combat screwworm

Partnership with Mexico strengthens efforts to eradicate pest and protect U.S. livestock.

Feed Ingredient Insights

Mycotoxins in layer hens: The hidden threat to egg production

Aflatoxins, ochratoxin A, and T-2 toxin top the list for their ability to quietly undermine egg production, damage internal organs and reduce the flock’s resilience over time.

Animal Nutrition Views

Aflatoxins in piglets: symptoms, diagnosis, prevention and therapy

In piglet production, where margins are tight and early performance is critical, vigilance against mycotoxins is not just good practice; it is essential for long-term viability.

Mycotoxins

Research: Contaminated crops cost poultry farms $200k per year

A first-of-its-kind study led by Queen’s University Belfast reveals contaminated crops on farms could be costing poultry organizations more than GBP150,000 (US$202,600) in losses annually.

African Swine Fever

Fewer ASF outbreaks in Europe’s domestic pigs in 2024

As Romania and Croatia gained better control of African swine fever (ASF) in commercial and backyard herds, there was a significant drop in outbreaks in the region last year, while cases in wild boar remained stable, according to a new analysis of the disease situation in Europe.

Antibiotic-free Production

Exclusive interview: The state of worldwide antimicrobial resistance

David Nickell, vice president sustainability and business solutions at DSM-Firmenich Animal Nutrition and Health, offers his insight into how and why antimicrobial use in agriculture has declined.

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