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Business & Markets

CoBank: Rural America will feel the squeeze of rising fuel, energy costs

The duration of global oil market disruption will determine if the economic burden is a short-lived price spike or a broader cost-of-living shock.

Animal Health & Veterinary

USDA releases updated New World screwworm response playbook

The comprehensive guide is designed to support coordinated, science-based action should NWS be detected in the United States.

Agriculture Technology

Mizzou expands virtual fencing for cattle in Missouri, Nebraska

A $3.7 million grant is helping University of Missouri’s Center for Regenerative Agriculture put GPS-enabled collars on the cattle of 200 livestock producers, saving time and labor.

Business & Markets

China’s feed producers reduce soybean meal inclusion in feed

The Chinese government has been actively seeking to lower corn and soybean use in animal feeds since 2021.

Legal News

Large-scale grain corruption scheme alleged in Ukraine

Investigators claim the management of Ukraine’s national grain market operator conspired to seize grain from the State Food and Grain Corp.

Livestock & Poultry Diseases

FMD returns to southeastern Europe

As foot-and-month disease (FMD) virus was detected in Greece after a long absence, cases continue to rise on the island of Cyprus.

Feed Production by Region

German feed association warns of growing market uncertainty

Output of animal feeds in Germany in 2025 was up year-on-year, but producers are increasingly concerned about uncertainty arising from the geopolitical situation and ever more burdensome regulation.

Agriculture Technology

Scientist calls for new technologies to replace animal agriculture

To secure adequate and reliable supplies of protein for the human population of the United Kingdom in the future, a Cambridge University academic proposes that new technologies replace animal agriculture.

Circularity/Upcycling

Study: Biochar from chestnut shells, vine prunings could benefit animal feed

A new study has found that biochar made from agricultural waste such as chestnut shells and vine prunings could help deliver beneficial compounds more effectively in animal feed, offering a promising alternative to antibiotics in livestock production.

Consumer Trends

Understanding consumer microcultures can help food industry build trust

Food producers can gain the trust of consumers by establishing a values-based connection, according to Roxi Beck, director of consumer engagement for the Center for Food Integrity.

Animal Health & Veterinary

Construction firm contracted to build sterile fly production facility to fight NWS

Mortenson Construction will build a new sterile fly production facility at Moore Air Base in Edinburg, Texas.

Feed Ingredients

State-private initiative to boost forage production in Nigeria

After a successful pilot project in the West Africa state, cultivation of alfalfa is being scaled up through a new initiative. As well as providing high-protein pellets and hay for livestock, the crop is bringing social benefits, and it is tolerant of local climatic conditions.

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