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Indicted Fortenberry resigns from House Ag Subcommittee

U.S. Rep. Jeff Fortenberry (R-Nebraska), former ranking member of the Agriculture Subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee, has resigned his committee assignments as he faces federal charges of concealing information and making false statements to authorities.

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ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum – from plant science to performance

ADM Animal Nutrition

ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum helps improve energy efficiency in dairy cows, supporting milk production and resource-efficient dairy nutrition.

ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum – from plant science to performance

North America sees strong demand, resilient supply chains

Shipping and labor challenges continue to plague the supply chain but, according to a new Rabobank report, some normalization is happening while the U.S. sees new highs in imports and exports.

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Suspect arrested in Smithfield arson attempt, car vandalism

A former Smithfield Foods employee is in custody in North Carolina after she allegedly tried to set fire to company property and vandalized five vehicles in the plant’s management parking lot.

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New laws strengthen biosecurity protections in Manitoba

The new laws amend the Petty Trespasses Act, the Occupiers’ Liability Act and the Animal Diseases Act, creating new restrictions and offenses related to trespassing on private property, including farms.

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BASF, Cargill partner to develop enzyme-based feed products

BASF and Cargill are partnering to add research and development capabilities and new markets to the partners’ existing feed enzymes distribution agreements.

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2022 Feed Industry Outlook: Supply chains remain a concern

Learn how global supply chain bottlenecks will continue to impact feed industry profitability into the new year.

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Research: Wolves may be helpful in fight against ASF

Because wolves hunt wild boar and eat their carcasses, they reduce the amount of virus spread in the wild without spreading it themselves.

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Olymel President, CEO Réjean Nadeau dead at age 71

Yanick Gervais, Olymel’s senior vice president, operations, will assume the duties of CEO for as long as deemed necessary.

New Rusagro rendering plant commissioning raw ingredients

The largest rendering plant for pig byproducts and waste utilization in the Russian Far East has begun the commissioning mode for raw ingredients, Rusagro said.

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Supply chain woes hit every industry, including agriculture

Most industries in the U.S., including agriculture, are struggling with “perhaps the worst supply chain bottlenecks to date,” according to a recent report from CoBank.

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USDA: Corn, soybean supply larger than reported

USDA's upward revisions to September's corn and soy supply estimates took analysts by surprise, but commodity prices remain high.

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Evonik raises price for GuanAMINO by 15%

The company did not provide a reason for the price increase on its guanidinoacetic acid (GAA) product.

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