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China to start importing soybean meal from Argentina

China and Argentina have signed an agreement that will allow Argentina to export soybean meal to China.

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African Swine Fever

ASF drives Chinese soy meal consumption to 4-year low

Despite a seven-month decline in the size of china’s pig herd due to African swine fever, animal feed demand in China has decreased only marginally, but imports of U.S. soybeans continue to drop dramatically.

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Fire damages part of Jennie-O feed mill

Multiple fire departments responded to the scene of a fire at a Jennie-O feed mill in Wisconsin, but the blaze was contained and there were no injuries.

Canada to repeal and replace animal feed regulations

Canada is planning a comprehensive review of the nation’s animal feed regulations.

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African Swine Fever

ASF confirmed in the Philippines for first time

Tests confirm African swine fever has been detected for the first time in the Philippines.

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Canada feed shortage triggers emergency declarations

Thirteen rural municipalities in Manitoba, Canada, issued a joint declaration of emergency after the region went more than a month without rain.

Methane-fueled protein production coming to the US

Labor pool, natural resources and access to infrastructure attracted production plant, which an international partnership hopes to begin constructing next year.

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Feed Production by Region

2019 world feed production trends: growth continues worldwide

The 2019 World Feed Production Trends survey examines 2018 global compound feed production volumes and the circumstances that shaped output.

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US Grains Council calls on producers to lobby for free trade

In spite of global protectionism, incoming CEO Ryan LeGrand believes a little grassroots advocacy could help overcome geopolitical strife and safeguard free trade.

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Aoife Lyons, daughter of Alltech co-founders, dies at age 45

Aoife Lyons, daughter of Alltech’s co-founders, died April 18 at age 45, the company announced on Wednesday.

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Midwest feed mills slow production after historic flooding

Midwestern animal feed production has already begun to slow, but officials say it could be months before the full extent of flood-related damages are known.

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Infographic and video: More protein, please

Consumers in the U.S. are looking for more nutrients in their diet, and what they want most is protein.

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