New FEFAC publication focuses on circular economy Feed Strategy Staff | June 16, 2022 Publication showcases the European feed industry’s practical interpretation and illustration of the circular feed concept. The European Feed […]
USDA projects improvement in global corn, soybean stocks Emma Penrod | June 14, 2022 USDA sees improvement in Ukraine, but Purdue economists not banking on increased soy and corn supplies Reports that […]
Italy’s first cases of ASF in domestic pigs detected Ann Reus | June 10, 2022 1,000 pigs at a farm in Rome’s Lazio region will be culled Italy will cull 1,000 pigs after […]
Greenfeeds, executives convicted after 2 worker deaths Ann Reus | June 8, 2022 UK court finds company guilty of corporate manslaughter after employees died while cleaning out a tanker of semi-liquid […]
Italy steps up African swine fever controls Jackie Linden | June 7, 2022 In Italy, the African swine fever virus has been detected in wild boar in a second province in […]
Industrial action planned at Northern Ireland feed mill Jackie Linden | June 1, 2022 In a dispute over pay and conditions, some workers at a feed mill in Northern Ireland are threatening […]
African swine fever hits pig farms in Germany, South Korea Jackie Linden | May 27, 2022 As Germany reports its first outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) in domestic pigs in Baden-Wurttemberg, South Korea […]
Europe addresses feed ingredient supply disruption Jackie Linden | May 27, 2022 In the Europe Union (EU), a new information system will be launched to supply up-to-date information on the […]
Formulation pointers for when wheat is removed from feeds Ioannis Mavromichalis | May 25, 2022 As the availability of wheat is under pressure, nutritionists look to replace it with alternatives As feed-grade wheat […]
Alarm sounds for Italy to take action to curb ASF Jackie Linden | May 24, 2022 As further cases of African swine fever (ASF) are detected in Rome as well as in the northwestern […]
