Jackie LindenJackie Linden is a freelance journalist based in the United Kingdom.From the Author - Page 2Animal Feed Regulations & SafetyCall for clampdown on adulterated animal feeds in KenyaThe veterinary association is calling for collaboration by official bodies to end the sale of illegal and poor-quality feeds in Kenya, as the national government announces a range of measures to secure supplies of feed and forage.African Swine FeverPhilippines’ authorities cooperate over ASF vaccine approvalWidely anticipated as a means of disease control, the approval of the first vaccine against African swine fever (ASF) in the Philippines is not expected until the end of this year, at the earliest.African Swine FeverASF re-emerges in Central AfricaAs African swine fever (ASF) virus is detected on a pig farm in Angola for the first time in almost 7 years, further outbreaks in domestic swine are confirmed in four South African provinces.African Swine FeverWild boar tests positive for ASF in another Italian provinceWhile further cases of the disease in wild boar have been identified widely across Europe, just three countries have reported new outbreaks in domestic pigs.Feed Production by RegionGermany reports decline in animal feed salesWhile the volume of German compound feed sales declined in 2023 compared with the previous year, the drop was smaller than in the recent past.African Swine FeverAfrican swine fever returns to MongoliaAfter a five-month hiatus, African swine fever (ASF) virus has been detected on a farm in Mongolia, as well as in domestic pigs in Bhutan and wild boar in Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam and South Korea.Animal Health & VeterinaryEstonia, France confirm notifiable diseases in pigsIn recent days, porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome (PPRS) virus has been reported on an Estonian pig farm, while France is experiencing a growing number of outbreaks of Aujeszky’s disease in domestic pigs and wild boar.African Swine FeverASF cases in European domestic pigs dwindleOver the past week, new cases of African swine fever (ASF) have been reported in the wild boar population of 17 European countries, while only one further outbreak has been confirmed in domestic pigs, and that was a small backyard herd.African Swine FeverPhilippines pins hopes of sector recovery on ASF vaccinePork market instability and rising prices in the Philippines are being blamed on African swine fever (ASF), with many hoping a solution may lie in one or more of the vaccines being tested.African Swine FeverGermany lifts African swine fever restrictions for 4 districtsWith no new cases of African swine fever (ASF) detected for more than one year, disease control restrictions have been lifted in four districts in the German state of Brandenburg.AquaculturePotential for sustainable aquaculture expansion in Asia-PacificAt a recent high-level international meeting in the region, agreement was reached to expand aquaculture production in Asia-Pacific by as much as 35% by 2030, without sacrificing sustainability principles.Carbon Emissions ReductionUpcoming carbon tax adds to Danish farming challengesDenmark is mulling options for a tax on carbon dioxide emissions for agriculture that is set to increase costs for farmers and reduce agricultural production and the sector’s workforce.Previous PagePage 2 of 59Next Page