Rabobank: Lower feed costs give pork producers a break Ann Reus | July 28, 2022 While global pork trade in the first half of 2022 was slow, demand from China is expected to […]
Virginia Tech to test new vaccine technology against PEDv Emma Penrod | March 15, 2022 Use of nanoparticle vaccine could stop the spread of evasive PEDv mutations more effectively A relatively new kind […]
Study: Feed additives may help prevent viral spread Emma Penrod | March 15, 2022 Multiple existing feed additives could help prevent the spread of viruses in animal feed More than a dozen […]
Rabobank: Global hog producers face multiple challenges Ann Reus | November 4, 2021 Supply chain bottlenecks, high feed costs, labor shortages among pressures for pork markets Hog producers in all major […]
VIDEO: Inside China’s swine rebound, challenges ahead Jackie Roembke | February 26, 2021 Reports suggest China’s swine industry made a major recovery in 2020. International swine management consultant Todd Thurman provides […]
Medium-chain fatty acids: Protecting pigs from pathogens Stacie Crowder | June 22, 2020 Global movement of feed ingredients calls for an in-feed disease mitigation strategy Feed and feed ingredients have the […]
How biosecurity, feed additives combat pig diseases Jackie Roembke | February 21, 2020 Feed additive suppliers offer latest research and innovations in swine disease mitigation and prevention *** NOTE: Due to […]
K-State gets first-hand PEDv lesson, applies it to ASF Roy Graber | December 4, 2019 After PEDv is discovered at Kansas State University swine unit, university improves its biosecurity and uses those lessons […]
Insurers offer policies to protect against ASF losses Ann Reus | September 16, 2019 Policies include coverage for losses resulting from various pig diseases Insurers are rolling out policies designed to protect […]
Biosecurity key to preventing PED virus spread in winter Ann Reus | December 1, 2016 As winter approaches in the Northern Hemisphere, it is important to remember that porcine epidemic diarrhea (PED) virus thrives in cold weather.
