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Ann Reus, Feed Strategy senior reporter, covers offbeat animal feed-related news and other topics.

Regulatory burdens slow US potential to lower methane emissions

The US beef and dairy industries are ready to implement methane-reducing feed additives when they become available; hopefully that time will come soon.

Can selective breeding lead to lower emissions from cattle?

Genetics company Semex says it has introduced a genetic solution that can reduce methane emissions from cattle 20% to 30% by 2050.

Microbiome part of the science of sustainability

Chris Chavis of DSM-Firmenich shares her thoughts on some of the hot topics in animal nutrition and health during the DSM World Nutrition Forum 2023

Attendees gathered at the DSM World Nutrition Forum 2023 in Cancun, Mexico, on May 8-10.

Al Roker becomes aquaculture ambassador

TV weather anchor highlights benefits of aquaculture on recent Today show segment

ASF awareness ad campaign wins prestigious award

An ad campaign by Sage Communications warning about African swine fever has won the Platinum Hermes Creative Award.

Microbiome: buzzword or the next big thing?

What is the microbiome and why should you care about it?

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Perdue emerald sells at auction for more than $1 million

Proceeds from the sale will go toward humanitarian efforts in Ukraine, according to Mitzi Perdue, who sold her emerald engagement ring at auction.

CP Foods donates elephant feed in Thailand

CP Foods is helping elephants in Thailand suffering from starvation and malnutrition as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Dizzying amounts of data on a sustainability journey

There is so much data and so many aspects related to sustainability that it’s difficult to wrap one’s mind around.

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Moy Park wants to talk about menopause

U.K. poultry producer establishes a steering committee to reduce the stigma associated with menopause and to support employees who may be affected.

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Investment in rural internet could be a boon for business

The U.S. is set to invest more than $400 million to provide high-speed internet for 31,000 rural residents and businesses in 11 states.

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USDA faces staffing shortages – just like everyone else

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack says USDA has 5,300 fewer people working at it than it did five years ago.

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