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African Swine Fever

What US feed producers can do to prepare, plan for ASF

Find out how U.S. feed producers can plan and prepare for African swine fever (ASF) and what they can expect when it is detected stateside.

Brand Insights

Unlock the Power of Soybean Meal in Swine Production

USSEC

Elevate performance, protect ROI, and beat seasonal challenges with research-backed strategies and real-world insights. 

African Swine Fever

ASF-infected wild boar found in Rome park

Authorities suspect human involvement in a case of African swine fever far from the site of recent cases in wild boar.

Animal Nutrition

Darling Ingredients completes Valley Proteins acquisition

$1.1 billion purchase includes 18 major rendering plants and used cooking oil facilities throughout the U.S.

Animal Health & Veterinary

Researchers look to the past for antibiotic alternatives

Naturally occurring enzymes could serve as alternatives to antibiotics — if scientists can find a way to mass produce them.

Latest News

Evonik resumes operations at Alabama methionine plant

Evonik will once again supply Mepron to its U.S. milk and dairy customers from the plant in Mobile, Alabama.

African Swine Fever

African swine fever returns to Bhutan

This is the first time in eight months the deadly swine disease has been reported there.

African Swine Fever

Germany assesses ASF infection risk to outdoor pigs

Germany’s veterinary agency, the Friedrich-Loeffler Institute has published a risk assessment for African swine fever in Europe.

Animal Feed Manufacturers

Country View Family Farms to build new $47M feed mill

Pennsylvania-based pig producer is expected to break ground in 2023 on the project, which will create more than 50 jobs.

African Swine Fever

PODCAST: Poultry, feed producers show some optimism for 2022

Jackie Roembke, editor in chief of WATT Feed Brands and Feed Strategy magazine, discusses the results of the 2022 Poultry Nutrition & Feed Survey.

Feed Production by Region

Fall armyworm: Resurgence of widespread crop pest

The United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has extended its program to control the fall armyworm until the end of 2023.

African Swine Fever

USDA: ASF vaccine candidate passes important safety test

Vaccine candidate for African swine fever is one step closer to regulatory approval after passing "critical milestone."

Latest News

War in Ukraine will have long-term effects on US ag sector

Russia's invasion of Ukraine and its effects on global trade will be felt for many years, according to a new CoBank report.

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