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Feed Mill of the Future

Protect your feed mill with a robust cybersecurity plan

Feed mills must create a robust internal defense against cyberattacks to protect against their systems, according to Brandon Bohle of Interstates, who spoke at the Feed Mill of the Future Conference at IPPE.

African Swine Fever

South Korea records 50th ASF farm outbreak

Also in East Asia, the disease has returned to Mongolia, and there have been further outbreaks in domestic animals in five European countries.

Feed Additives

European feed producers raise concerns over proposed lysine import tariff

After an investigation into the market for lysine in livestock feeds in Europe, authorities have declared Chinese product is being dumped on the market. A high level of import tariff is proposed, which threatens to damage EU feed and livestock producers.

Business & Markets

Rabobank: Seafood will lead protein production growth in 2025

In 2025, economic conditions, geopolitics and supply availability will significantly influence global animal protein markets, according to RaboResearch’s Global Animal Protein Outlook.

Animal Feed Manufacturing

World's top 10 animal feed manufacturers of 2023

Ranking of the top feed manufacturers with production volumes of more than 1 million metric tons.

African Swine Fever

German state calls for long-term national ASF strategy

Meanwhile, further cases of African swine fever (ASF) have been reported among European backyard herds of domestic pigs and wild boar, and Hong Kong has recorded its first farm outbreak after a 12-month hiatus.

International Trade

Brazil sees opportunities to increase pork trade in 2025

The nation’s producer association is optimistic about further growth ahead, following additional facility approvals by Peru, and a renewed trade agreement with Mexico.

Feed Production by Region

Simulation tests EU feed sector resilience to adverse weather event

What would happen in the feed and meat markets of the European Union (EU) if the world oilseed market was hit by a damaging weather event?

African Swine Fever

Total swine cull under consideration to control ASF in Sri Lanka

Meanwhile, further cases of African swine fever in domestic pigs have been reported in Indonesia, Malaysia, Nepal and Vietnam, as well as five European countries.

Animal Health & Veterinary

Study casts doubt on efficacy of ingredient holding times for ASF

University of Minnesota researchers see 'no appreciable decline' of virus in feed after 120-day holding period.

Dairy Cow Health & Disease

15 more states join National Milk Testing Strategy

Fifteen additional states have enrolled in the National Milk Testing Strategy, bringing the total number of states to 28 approximately one month since the program launched. These 28 states represent nearly 65% of the nation’s milk production.

African Swine Fever

Sri Lanka’s pig sector hit hard by ASF

Since the African swine fever (ASF) virus was first detected in the south Asian state in October, it has spread rapidly to affect more than 130 pig herds across Sri Lanka.

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