USDA faces staffing shortages – just like everyone else Ann Reus | April 29, 2022 Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack tells Congress his department has lost more than 5,000 workers in 5 years […]
Could a pig translator improve animal welfare? Ann Reus | March 14, 2022 Researchers use algorithm to decode pig calls and understand their emotions in certain situations Do you remember that […]
Study: Trees flourish amid ASF outbreak in wild boar Ann Reus | March 3, 2022 With fewer boar to eat acorns, twice as many oak trees were produced in a Polish forest, researchers […]
How is the feed industry affected by Washington? Ann Reus | January 26, 2022 Various aspects of the US federal government are important to agribusiness Why should the animal feed industry care […]
What did COVID-19 teach us about the food supply chain? Ann Reus | November 30, 2021 New review summarizes the events of the pandemic and what we might learn from them Think back to […]
Shakira learns wild boar a problem ‘Whenever, Wherever’ Ann Reus | October 5, 2021 Pop star posts on Instagram about being ‘attacked’ by wild pigs in Barcelona, showing the widespread problem of […]
Ag industry leaders push for COVID-19 vaccinations Ann Reus | September 2, 2021 In an open letter signed by 30 US industry associations, members are urged to get vaccinated if they […]
Bait and switch: Can contraceptives manage feral pigs? Ann Reus | July 20, 2021 Feed bait used in Texas can tame wild boar population by making hogs sterile The recent discovery of […]
Cargill CEO: Sustainability, regenerative ag are the future Ann Reus | June 8, 2021 Speaking at the National Grain and Feed Association’s annual convention, David MacLennan said agriculture must be more ‘sustainably […]
Vaccine hesitancy? Not among pork producers, NPPC says Ann Reus | April 16, 2021 ‘You’re essential, so it’s essential’ PR campaign, among other efforts, helps get pork industry workers vaccinated against COVID-19 […]
