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Livestock & Poultry Diseases
Grant funds aMPV vaccine trials, US-strain candidate
Researchers at South Dakota State University will test how well imported vaccines made from European strains protect against U.S. strains of avian metapneumovirus, while developing a vaccine of their own, funders say.
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Animal Feed Manufacturers
Mongolia sees rapid expansion in organic feed output
The Asian state’s first feed mill dedicated to the production of organic feed has significantly increased its capacity to meet growing demand, while the nation’s farming is becoming more resilient to climate shocks.
Animal Feed Regulations & Safety
New analysis finds recycled phosphorus is safe for use in livestock feed
A new process for extracting phosphorus from sewage sludge ash appears to effectively remove heavy metals and organic contaminants, according to a new analysis by Aarhus University.
African Swine Fever
Serbia records most ASF outbreaks in Europe this year
A sudden spike in African swine fever (ASF) that has hit domestic pigs in recent months has pushed the Serbian outbreak total this year close to 700, while Moldova and Romania also record new cases in Europe.
Alternative Protein
Pork raised on soy-free diet served in Swedish restaurant
The end-to-end demonstration project was intended to prove the feasibility of locally produced animal feed made with alternative proteins, researcher says.
African Swine Fever
ASF outbreaks hit Serbian pork market
Over recent months, Serbia has been experiencing the dramatic spread of the African swine fever (ASF) virus in domestic pigs, causing pork prices to rise sharply.
African Swine Fever
Southeast Asian states raise ASF alert
After confirmation of a series of African swine fever (ASF) in several countries in the region, veterinary authorities are urging pig owners in Southeast Asia to be alert for signs of the disease.
African Swine Fever
Spike in ASF outbreaks in the Philippines
While the Southeast Asian state is recording more cases of African swine fever (ASF) than at the same time last year, new cases affecting domestic pigs are also reported in Vietnam, as well as central and eastern Europe, and Africa.
Dairy Cow Health & Disease
New study explains lack of respiratory symptoms in H5N1 infected cows
Cow's respiratory tissues lack key binding sites used by the virus to infect cells, suggesting H5N1 could manifest unusual symptoms in other species.
African Swine Fever
Commercial use of ASF vaccine approved in Philippines
As authorities approve an African swine fever (ASF) vaccine for commercial use in the Philippines for the first time, further cases are reported in the nation’s domestic swine.
Animal Feed Additives & Ingredients
Consistent broiler performance through stronger immunity [VIDEO]
Dr. Raquel Conrad Burin with Zinpro explains why trace mineral nutrition — and zinc amino acid complex specifically — plays a growing role in supporting poultry immune function as genetic selection, antibiotic reduction and disease pressure reshape production priorities.
African Swine Fever
New ASF cases in pigs confirmed in northeastern India, Europe
More herds of domestic swine have tested positive for the African swine fever (ASF) virus in India’s Nagaland and in four central European states. In Finland, a recent case in a wild boar has been detected well outside the designated infected area, while the virus appears to have returned to Rome, Italy.
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