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7 factors that affect poultry gut health

Good poultry gut health starts in the hatchery and can be altered by several factors, according to Marcos Rostagno of Phytobiotics N.A.

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Animal Feed Manufacturers

ForFarmers profit up, feed volume down for first half

ForFarmers Group’s total feed volume for the first half of 2020 was down, but its gross profit was up, the cooperative reported on August 13.

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Smithfield: COVID-19 contributes to US$72 million loss

The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic contributed to Smithfield Foods posting a loss of US$72 million in adjusted operating results for the second quarter, a drop of 140%.

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USDA extends coronavirus relief deadline

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will extend the application deadline for the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP) and has added more commodities to those eligible for funding.

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African Swine Fever

New research could lead to faster ASF testing

New testing methodology could enable faster, more widespread detection of ASF, according to work by Plum Island researchers.

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Fatty acids in feed may influence dairy production

Fatty acid profile of dairy cattle feed — rather than overall fat content — influences cow health and milk production, according to international research.

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Ag groups ask USDA for flexibility on COVID relief

Several agriculture groups have asked the U.S. Department of Agriculture to extend the application deadline for the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program.

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Agriculture Technology

COVID-19 bears investments for feed startups

COVID-19 has prompted investors to take a closer look at ag startups that weathered the crisis. Here's how feed companies can cash in on the opportunity.

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African Swine Fever

Another sharp rise in ASF outbreaks among Polish pigs

The number of ASF outbreaks among Polish domestic pigs so far this year has risen to 38, according to the nation’s chief veterinary office. This is an increase of 21 over just one week.

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OIE: ASF situation deteriorates in Asia

Since 2016, African swine fever (ASF) has been detected among domestic pigs in 30 African states, and 14 in Asia, according to the latest review of the global situation from the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE).

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University seeks input to improve swine biosecurity

Delaware Valley University, along with the Pennsylvania Center for Poultry and Livestock Excellence and Penn State Extension, is seeking feedback from swine producers to improve their understanding of biosecurity risks.

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Animal Health & Veterinary

Report: Make changes to prevent future pandemics

As public health experts call for action to treat the causes of pandemics, a new report sets out the need to implement changes to how we live.

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