As global warming increases mycotoxin prevalence, researchers say work on solutions is lagging. Just as soon as science […]

How technology, integration and regulations are reshaping US feed production There were originally no less than three feed […]

A look at how feed additives and other new technologies will be used to mitigate mycotoxin risks Climate […]

Authorities have imposed significant fines on the company’s manager for breaching safety regulations that led to an employee […]

Don’t miss these 2020 IPPE educational programs for feed producers centered on the most current industry issues. Whether […]

Rebuilt facility is more energy efficient and has more than twice the output capacity as previous mill ForFarmers […]

Blaze contained to cooling tower, no injuries reported Multiple fire departments responded to the scene of a fire […]

Iowa OSHA has ordered food processor ADM to pay tens of thousands of dollars for citations associated with a fatal silo explosion that occurred this year.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) new proposed rule for regulating plant-based agricultural biotechnology products, as drafted, is “fundamentally flawed” and could contribute to future trade disruptions, the National Grain and Feed Association (NGFA) and several other grain- and oilseed-based agribusiness associations said in a joint statement submitted on Aug. 6. 

The National Grain and Feed Association (NGFA) recommended several policy improvements that would “create a more reliable, competitive and cost-effective official grain inspection and weighing system” during a July 31 Senate Agriculture Committee hearing on the reauthorization of the U.S. Grain Standards Act (USGSA).