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Williamson, Campbell join BioZyme leadership team

Matt Williamson, of Saint Joseph, Missouri, and TJ Campbell, of Brownsburg, Indiana, are the newest hires to the BioZyme Inc. leadership team.

Brand Insights

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Elanco to launch corporate venture capital platform

Elanco Ventures will invest to advance therapeutics, technologies and One Health solutions.

Cows can eat seaweed — and maybe always have, study finds

New research determines ruminal microbiome contains 'latent' bacteria that digest seaweed, raising possibility of other latent capabilities.

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Antibiotic-free Production

FDA, environmental group tracking rise in livestock antibiotic sales

The cause of the increased antibiotic sales remains unclear and could signal worsening animal health, researcher says.

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Avian Influenza

Cost of HPAI to dairy farmers may exceed US government aid

Insufficient government assistance could increase the spread of disease as farmers weigh costs and benefits of biosecurity, researcher says.

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Innovad Group builds for its next phase of growth in Essen, Belgium

With the official opening of its new offices in Essen (Belgium) and a second packaging line coming online in June, Innovad Group is building the infrastructure to match its global ambitions; without losing sight of the people who make it possible.

New World screwworm

USDA confirms three new screwworm cases in Texas

Screwworm detections in the U.S. now total 15, keeping pressure on livestock surveillance efforts.

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Pig Health & Disease

Customizable swine flu vaccine could improve disease protection

A new, cost-effective vaccination approach from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln aims to help pork producers keep pace with rapidly mutating swine flu strains.

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Regulatory Updates

European Parliament adopts new rules on plant breeding

Last week, the parliament agreed to new rules that will allow some plants bred using new genomic techniques (NGTs) to be treated within the European Union (EU) legislation like those bred using conventional methods.

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Animal Nutrition Views

Gut health diagnostics are improving, but feed delivery is still inconsistent

The more precisely we measure outcomes, the more obvious it becomes that the system delivering the feed is not as controlled as the formulation suggests.

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Feed Ingredients

Scottish farmers urged to grow more feed protein crops

A leading poultry company in the United Kingdom is calling on Scotland’s arable farmers to grow more rapeseed, beans and peas to cover more of the firm’s feed protein needs.

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Research: Move to terrestrial ingredients tripled aquafeed carbon emissions

The industry should move away from a focus on ingredients and consider the impact of the entire diet, Nofima research director says.

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