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African Swine Fever

South Korea, Ukraine report ASF on commercial farms

Among the new detections is a farm with more than 19,000 swine in the Kiev region.

Brand Insights

Unlock the Power of Soybean Meal in Swine Production

USSEC

Elevate performance, protect ROI, and beat seasonal challenges with research-backed strategies and real-world insights. 

Sustainability in Feed Production

Europe's feed body sets out recommendations for future strategy

With these recommendations, FEFAC is aiming to guide policy in the European Union toward greater sustainability for the region's feed industry.

Feed Additives

Feed industry warned of vitamin supply volatility ahead

One global supplier of vitamins is warning of likely supply issues and price volatility for these products in the coming months, with rising cost of sea freight exacerbating the situation.

Feed Strategy Podcast

How to monitor for, prevent necrotic enteritis [PODCAST]

Dr. Francene Van Sambeek, a distinguished technical adviser at Elanco Animal Health, discusses how poultry producers can better monitor their flocks for this disease and how to prevent them from contracting it.

African Swine Fever

European, Asian states confirm more ASF cases in farm pigs

Italy now has the highest number of ASF cases in Europe in wild boar. Meanwhile in Asia, the disease situation continues to develop in India, Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam.

Feed Ingredients

Tanzania seeks to raise animal feed standards

As the country's authorities focus on raising standards and production capacity for animal feeds, recent studies have identified other gaps in the Tanzanian supply chain that may be holding back domestic livestock and poultry production.

Worker Safety

1 killed in Quantum Foods feed mill explosion

One person was killed and two others were injured after an explosion at the Quantum Foods feed mill in Malmesbury, South Africa, on June 10, the company said.

Swine

Slow-growth diets could have long-term benefits for sows

New research suggests slowing the growth of gilts could dramatically reduce sow turnover, improving financial returns for pig farmers.

Poultry

Extra nutrition strategies for broiler breeders

Explore some nutritional aspects that can further boost overall performance, health and welfare of these birds.

African Swine Fever

African swine fever returns to affect pigs in Germany, Poland

After a prolonged hiatus, one herd of domestic swine in each of Germany and Poland have tested positive for ASF in the past few days, while more regions in the Philippines are managing new outbreaks and pig losses have been mounting in northeastern India.

Regulatory Updates

Time to finish the farm bill is now, NPPC says

The early draft of the farm bill looks good for the pork industry, but it needs to be finished and signed before any potential election changes take place.

Business & Markets

DSM-Firmenich animal nutrition, health president optimistic about carveout

Ivo Lansbergen, president of DSM-Firmenich’s Animal Nutrition and Health segment, says he is optimistic about the carveout of the unit to a standalone company, which was announced February 15.

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