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USDA suggests high corn, soybean prices here to stay

Unexpectedly low planting estimates mean high prices for corn and soybeans could continue into 2022, economists say.

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Mowi achieves self-sufficiency in fish feed

With the firm’s latest feed mill in Scotland now operational, salmon producer Mowi says it has achieved full control of its supply chain.

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CoBank: Very favorable conditions for US ag producers

Many U.S. agricultural producers are experiencing very favorable market conditions, according to CoBank’s newest quarterly report, which declared “agriculture has its swagger back.”

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Philippines to import more pork as it deals with ASF

The Philippines will provide more market access to pork imports and lower tariffs as the country’s government works to combat rising pork prices and supply fluctuations amid outbreaks of African swine fever (ASF).

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US closing gap between production, use of organic corn

Steady growth of U.S. organic corn production could supply domestic livestock production within a decade, economist says.

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ICASA seeks pig and beef cattle research

ICASA seeking pig and beef cattle research

Farm Bureau seeking dynamic entrepreneurs

Farm Bureau seeking entrepreneurs with Solutions to farm and rural challenges

Andy Wuethrich joins Arm & Hammer

Andy Wuethrich joins Arm & Hammer as swine manager.

Aviagen appoints Kasey Wilson as feed mill manager

Kasey Wilson joins Aviagen North America as feed mill manager.

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Study reveals possible role of insects in ASF transmission

African swine fever virus has been detected in blood-sucking insects that are common on pig farms.

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Boehringer Ingelheim invests in renewable energy

Boehringer Ingelheim has transitioned to renewable energy to power its largest U.S. manufacturing site, in St. Joseph, Missouri, as part of a broader company commitment to environmental sustainability.

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Cloning aims to preserve China’s native pigs

Chinese scientists have successfully bred native pigs through research that could help preserve breeds threatened by diseases such as African swine fever (ASF).

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