BRF to lay off 150 people as feed costs rise Roy Graber | March 17, 2021 Company cites high inventories to justify downsizing BRF is laying off around 150 people at its poultry plant […]
Tyson CEO: It’s too difficult to predict ASF recovery Roy Graber | February 12, 2021 China is rebuilding its herds, CEO Dean Banks says, but ASF situation in Vietnam, Germany and other countries […]
KSU study examines feed options to slow pig growth Roy Graber | November 18, 2020 Should another supply chain disruption occur like the one prompted by COVID-19 in early 2020, producers need to […]
Farm tours spread truth about antibiotics use Roy Graber | November 3, 2020 By inviting influencers onto the farm, a positive message about how and why antibiotics are used in animal […]
Perdue Farms explains benefits of all-vegetarian feed Roy Graber | October 26, 2020 Using animal byproducts in feed can make no-antibiotics-ever production more difficult, Perdue’s Bruce Stewart-Brown says Poultry producers wanting […]
Ethanol demand to slow, but will still impact feed buyers Roy Graber | October 20, 2020 Dr. Paul Aho talks about corn and ethanol demand during Virtual Poultry Tech Summit Demand for ethanol is […]
Peterson: Payment plan needed in case ASF strikes US Roy Graber | August 31, 2020 Should diseases like African swine fever and foot-and-mouth disease enter the U.S., the Commodity Credit Corporation needs authorization […]
China’s demand for feed grains on the rise Roy Graber | August 26, 2020 Pig producers are seeking better feed due to ASF losses, which increases demand for corn, sorghum, barley and […]
ASF situation may have actually helped South Korea Roy Graber | August 20, 2020 USMEF official says South Korea braced itself for ASF situation in China, while also protecting its domestic herds […]
When pork plants shut down, impacts vary by location Roy Graber | April 22, 2020 If a plant that is isolated from the rest of the processing capacity closes, finding a place for […]
