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PODCAST: Past, present and future of AFIA’s Liquid Feed Symposium

As the American Feed Industry Association celebrates the 50th anniversary of its Liquid Feed Symposium, industry veteran Cathy Bandyk, ruminant technical manager for AB Vista, looks back at the early days of the industry and ahead to the future.

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Animal Feed Manufacturers

How liquid feed can serve the changing US dairy sector

The U.S. dairy industry is moving toward larger, more specialized farms, and that presents opportunities for feed producers, according to one expert.

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Reinvestment at Trouw as head of Irish business lays out vision for growth

Trouw Nutrition reinvests £2m into its Belfast mill.

African Swine Fever

US ag secretary highlights ASF risks in video message

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has issued a video message to draw attention to African swine fever (ASF) and how to protect U.S. pigs from the deadly disease.

African swine fever virus, 3D illustration. DNA enveloped virus

USDA expands assistance to cover feed transport costs

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has permanently expanded the Emergency Assistance for Livestock Program (ELAP) to cover feed transportation costs, in addition to water transportation costs.

Feed Production by Region

Raw material costs concern Kenya’s feed industry

The Association of Kenya Feed Manufacturers (AKEFEMA), is deeply concerned about the shortage of raw materials to manufacture animal feed, and is taking action in an attempt to address the situation.

Kenya, officially the Republic of Kenya (selective focus)

Feed Production by Region

ASF virus detected in Hong Kong wild pig

A wild pig found dead in Hong Kong has tested positive for the African swine fever (ASF), the first detection in a wild animal in the region.

African Swine Fever

EU faces long battle to control African swine fever

ASF is a problem not only for Germany but also for the European Union, according to the agriculture minister for the state of Saxony.

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NARA announces new president and CEO

Kent Swisher named new president and CEO of the NARA.

African Swine Fever

Taiwan tightens measures to stop entry of ASF

After the detection of the African swine fever virus in several samples of food in recent weeks, feeding of any meat waste to pigs in Taiwan has been banned.

Group Of Pig Eating Food In Traditional Piglet Farm

Agreement ends 4-month strike at Olymel plant

Management at Canadian pork processor Olymel and its union workers in Vallée-Jonction have come to an agreement that will end a four-month strike.

Processing Of Meat At A Meat-packing Plant. Food Industry

VICTAM Asia, Health & Nutrition Asia postponed until 2022

Due to the ongoing pandemic, the management teams of VICTAM Corporation and VIV worldwide have decided to postpone VICTAM Asia and Health & Nutrition Asia in Bangkok to the third quarter of 2022.

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