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African Swine Fever
Latest ASF outbreaks hit pig farms in Italy, western Russia
Among the recent outbreaks of African swine fever to be confirmed in Europe are two affecting commercial farms in northwestern Italy and in the North Caucasian district of Russia.
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Animal Health & Veterinary
3 Asian states report return of African swine fever
In Asia, Bhutan, Mongolia and Myanmar have recorded new cases of African swine fever in domestic pigs, and the disease has also returned to one region of Russia’s Far Eastern district.
Regulatory Updates
AFIA’s Wilkinson optimistic about feed ingredient approval changes
Leah Wilkinson of the American Feed Industry Association says the U.S. animal feed industry has gotten closer to gaining approval for some ingredients.
Feed Strategy Podcast
ASF vaccines approved in Vietnam but challenges remain [PODCAST]
Megan Niederwerder, associate director at the Swine Health Information Center, talks about developments in the production and distribution of two African swine fever vaccines in Vietnam.
African Swine Fever
Balkan states meet to discuss ASF control
As the first ever cases of African swine fever are identified in Sweden, veterinary experts from the Balkan states have met to discuss ways of controlling the disease.
Top Story
Tyson: Move away from NAE best for chickens, consumers
Chief Financial Officer John R. Tyson said change reflects customers and "the direction that they’re headed."
African Swine Fever
African swine fever detected in Sweden for first time
Dead boar found northwest of Stockholm has tested positive for the virus.
Business & Markets
Organic production may rebound on lower feed costs
Prices for organic corn and soybeans continue to fall and could lead some poultry producers to expand their organic operations, one economist says.
Biosecurity
US border agents seize pork products from travelers
2 travelers arriving at Washington Dulles Airport from Vietnam on separate days were carrying prohibited pork.
Carbon Emissions Reduction
Industry, governments start research consortium on enteric methane
The Greener Cattle Initiative will fund research to expand options available to cattle producers for mitigating enteric methane.
Animal Health & Veterinary
Study: 90% of aquaculture faces environmental risk
Aquaculture has grown rapidly in recent years, but much of the world's production could face environmental setbacks, especially from climate change.
African Swine Fever
Latest European research offers hope for better ASF control
Total outbreaks European domestic and backyard pigs have already passed 2,000 so far this year, while more than 5,900 cases have been reported in wild boars.
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