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African Swine Fever

USDA ramps up ASF surveillance in Caribbean

The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service is working with the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Puerto Rico to eradicate African swine fever.

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African Swine Fever

Communication, biosecurity needed to prevent ASF in US

Swine producers should work closely with USDA representatives and practice good on-farm biosecurity, expert says.

African Swine Fever

Taiwan intercepts ASF-infected pork

Meanwhile, further outbreaks of African swine fever have also been reported in India and the Philippines.

Feed Production by Region

South Africa, Nigeria report more ASF cases

While African swine fever has been resolved in Zambia, it appears to have deteriorated in Nigeria.

African Swine Fever

Europe’s veterinarians explore ASF controls

Representatives of the veterinary authorities in EU states met recently to discuss several issues, including African swine fever.

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Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Proposition 12 case

The Supreme Court of the United States heard oral arguments against and in support of California’s Proposition 12.

Animal Nutrition

5 predictions for the future of insect production

Insect production expert provides five predictions on how this alternative animal feed protein will change and grow in the next 20 years.

Feed Additives

How poultry performance has improved over the past decade

Learn more about how commercial broiler performance and genetics have evolved in the last decade and how climate change may shape its future.

African Swine Fever

Swine fever confirmed on farms in Japan, South Korea

African swine fever is spreading on farms in South Korea, while classical swine fever has hit another commercial pig herd in Japan.

African Swine Fever

Restrictions ease for some German pig farmers after ASF

Pigs in Emsland and Bentheim, where up to 60,000 animals are awaiting slaughter, can be moved and marketed freely from October 5.

Animal Nutrition

Above-average grain harvests forecast for Russia

Prospects for wheat, corn and barley harvests in Russia have been revised upwards by the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre.

Animal Nutrition

Bangladeshi producers face market destabilization charges

Bangladesh’s poultry industry is concerned about alleged excessive control over the national market by the largest industrial groups.

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