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Avian Influenza
Ongoing H5N1 research raises more questions about dairy farm spread
Researcher says he remains unable to explain exactly how the virus is spreading from one farm to the next.
H5N1 avian influenza virus illustration with red text label and 3D virus particle model
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African Swine Fever
ASF suspected in India’s Gujarat state
An outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) is suspected in Gujarat, while new cases are confirmed in two other states.
Political map of South Asia showing India in orange with neighboring countries including Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Bhutan labeled
Swine
Using creep feeding as a tool to manage piglet weaning
Weaning age matters, but the weaning method itself is secondary when creep feeding is managed properly.
Nursing sow with piglets in farrowing crate on green flooring
Animal Feed Manufacturing
EU targets stronger livestock, feed resilience
The 31st FEFAC annual conference examined EU feed and livestock sector resilience amid protein import dependency and feed additive supply vulnerabilities.
3D globe with golden pins arranged over Europe representing global network connectivity
African Swine Fever
More ASF farm outbreaks reported in central Europe, Asia, East Africa
In Europe, more herds of domestic pigs have been hit by African swine fever (ASF) in Hungary, Moldova, Poland and Romania, while there are widespread new cases in wild boar.
Young pigs in indoor farm enclosure with green flooring and blue feeding stations
Animal Feed Manufacturing
European aquafeed faces rising tides of competition
Europe accounts for 21% of global aquafeed market revenue, but competition, higher input costs and the region's production gap are forcing a redefinition of market leadership.
Aerial view of aquaculture facility with five circular fish farm pens connected to central operations vessel
Commodities
Corn prices ease with US on track for second-largest crop on record
But strong demand and high fuel and fertilizer costs could keep prices from falling too far, economist says.
Lush green corn field stretching to the horizon under a bright blue sky with scattered white clouds
Sustainability in Feed Production
Germany makes progress on sustainable soy sourcing
Approximately 90% of soybean meal comes from deforestation-free areas, according to a new report from the national feed industry association.
Open soybean pods revealing golden soybeans with visible seeds on a bed of harvested legumes
Swine
Liquid milk replacers an expensive tool in modern pig systems
In many cases, supplemental milk replacers add cost and complexity without addressing the underlying factors that determine successful weaning.
Modern pig farm facility with young piglets in metal-railed pen and green slatted flooring
Dairy Cow Health & Disease
US dairy industry faces new threats and new opportunities
Animal disease concerns and labor shortages are persistent challenges, but rising protein demand and low feed prices are bright spots for the industry.
Brown and white dairy cow in a modern barn with black and white cattle lined up in the background
African Swine Fever
Finland the latest European country to detect ASF virus
For the first time, the African swine fever (ASF) virus has been detected in Finland — in wild boar.
Magnifying glass highlighting Finland and Helsinki on a map with Finnish flag design on handle
Beef Cattle
Rumin8 on track to enter commercial markets in 2027
After five years of testing and development, the company says its flagship product can markedly reduce enteric methane emissions—and consistently boost feed efficiency.
Black cow with brown calf standing in green pasture with herd grazing in background
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