ASF spreads to new areas of the Philippines Jackie Linden | January 21, 2021 For the first time, cases of African swine fever (ASF) in pigs have been found in the Eastern […]
Post-Brexit obstacles for British feed, pork exporters Jackie Linden | January 15, 2021 Lack of clarity and unfamiliarity with new procedures are creating major headaches for Great Britain’s livestock feed and […]
Spike in ASF cases among European wild boar Jackie Linden | January 14, 2021 So far this year, 9 European countries have reported 1 or more cases of African swine fever in […]
Further ASF outbreaks in Philippines, South Africa Jackie Linden | January 14, 2021 African swine fever (ASF) virus has been detected in 3 more pig herds in South Africa, as well […]
Insects: more than just a tasty treat for broilers Jackie Linden | January 12, 2021 Research from The Netherlands reveals that feeding insect larvae can improve the welfare of broiler chickens. Exploring ways […]
Europe records fewer ASF cases in pigs in 2020 Jackie Linden | January 7, 2021 While significantly more cases of African swine fever (ASF) were recorded among European wild boar in 2020 compared […]
African swine fever spreads to new Indian state Jackie Linden | January 7, 2021 In the early days of 2021, local media in northeastern India have reported the first cases of African […]
Japan registers 2 classical swine fever outbreaks in pigs Jackie Linden | January 5, 2021 After a 3-month absence, first cases of classical swine fever (CSF) have been confirmed on 2 farms in […]
ASF affects Russian farm, Romanian backyard herds Jackie Linden | December 31, 2020 African swine fever (ASF) has been confirmed at another large farm in western Russia, as well as in […]
Study explores effects of insect farming on feed costs Jackie Linden | December 28, 2020 If food waste could be used for insect production, and the resulting protein meal could be fed to […]
