USDA: Corn, soybean supply larger than reported Emma Penrod | October 14, 2021 USDA issues surprise revision to corn and soy supply estimates, but prices remain elevated U.S. supply of corn […]
Can traceability solve feed’s sustainability questions? Emma Penrod | October 5, 2021 Multiple jurisdictions have begun to eye more stringent traceability requirements around feed safety and sustainability, but consumers may […]
US biosecurity greatly improved by attention to ASF Emma Penrod | September 30, 2021 No major gaps in US defenses against ASF, study says, but feed presents a vulnerability U.S. industry and […]
Tar spot outbreak threatens Midwestern US corn yields Emma Penrod | September 29, 2021 Fungal tar spot disease reported in corn fields in a dozen states, triggering sudden yield losses A relatively […]
Trace amounts of antibiotics might worsen pig health Emma Penrod | September 20, 2021 Exposure to trace amounts of antibiotics in the environment might damage pig health, study finds Trace amounts of […]
Reduced drought conditions improve corn, soybean yields Emma Penrod | September 14, 2021 Corn and soybean prices relax as USDA increases projected yields on signs of better weather After some dicey […]
Arginine, other amino acids might help fight heat stress Emma Penrod | September 8, 2021 Arginine supplements prevent intestinal damage in pigs during heat stress in new trial Supplementing pig diets with arginine […]
US soy on track for record exports, production Emma Penrod | August 26, 2021 US farmers expect to export record crop, but demand is growing even faster Despite COVID-19, demand for U.S […]
Extreme rain may cause mineral losses in animal feed Emma Penrod | August 18, 2021 Worldwide rain and flooding may destroy nutrients in animal feed, research suggests With extreme rain events striking all […]
Corn prices rise again after USDA cuts crop estimates Emma Penrod | August 17, 2021 USDA cuts 2021 US corn crop by 10 million metric tons, triggering bump in corn prices The U.S. […]
