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Animal Health & Veterinary: Page 139
African Swine Fever
China pork prices rise as ASF depletes herd
As China’s pig herd continues to be depleted by African swine fever (ASF), pork prices are rising and the country is becoming increasingly dependent on imports to supply its demand for pork.
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Feed Additives
Chr. Hansen Animal Health reaches milestone with 100 scientific publications
Chr. Hansen Animal Health’s focus on the probiotics category, and strong collaboration with universities and industry peers, have helped to drive research and discovery, leading to a dominance in the industry with 100 scientific publications.
African Swine Fever
ASF researcher: Controlling Chinese outbreak could take decades
Former Plum Island pathobiologist calls Chinese outbreak of ASF a "game changer" that will pose a threat for years to come, even in the U.S. And a vaccine, he says, may not be able to solve the problem.
African Swine Fever
South Korea raises ASF preparedness level
Although no cases of African swine fever (ASF) have been detected in the country, South Korea has introduced new measures to prevent spread of the disease from North Korea. New outbreaks have been reported in domestic pigs in Romania, South Africa, and Vietnam, as well as among the wild boar population in Europe.
African Swine Fever
China ag ministry rejects claims of successful ASF vaccine
China’s Ministry of Agriculture has rejected a claim that an African swine fever (ASF) vaccine developed in China has shown certain preventive effects after clinical trials.
African Swine Fever
China-developed ASF vaccine has shown preventive effects
South China's Hainan Province Agricultural authorities confirmed that the African swine fever (ASF) vaccine developed in China has shown certain preventive effects after clinical trials.
African Swine Fever
SPACE to focus on many issues facing agriculture
The livestock farming sector is affected by global economics and health issues. The spread of African swine fever around the world and, in particular, China is just one example of a crisis affecting the markets. Everyone involved in livestock farming worldwide is aware of the importance of managing animal health along the entire livestock production value chain.
African Swine Fever
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.
African Swine Fever
Top 10 animal feed industry articles from May
News about African swine fever dominated the animal feed industry in May.
Animal Nutrition Views
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?
African Swine Fever
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).
IPPE News
New tests shed light on how mycotoxins contaminate feed
Increased testing of animal feed has begun to reveal new ways in which mycotoxins work together to sicken animals.
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