Today's Headlines

Pig Health & Disease

USDA confirms first swine pseudorabies cases in US since 2004

The small Iowa commercial swine herd of less than 100 hogs received five boars from the Texas herd several months ago.

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Brand Insights

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

Feed Strategy Podcast

How trace mineral nutrition is improving sow health, labor efficiency [PODCAST]

Zinpro Corporation

Zinpro Discovery Researcher Dr. Lucas Rodrigues explains how improving sow health through trace mineral nutrition can reduce staff burnout, lower turnover and strengthen return on investment across swine operations.

Feed Strategy Podcasts episode featuring Dr. Lucus Rodrigues on trace mineral nutrition for sow health and labor efficiency, hosted by Jackie Roembke

14 New York aquaculture businesses receive grant funding

The funds come through Round 2 of the Long Island Aquaculture Infrastructure Grant Program.

Business & Markets

Balchem raises prices due to volatility from Mideast conflicts

Balchem Corp. has implemented a global price increase across its animal nutrition and health product portfolio.

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Laboratory Products and Services

DSM-Firmenich SciTell Microbiome Analytics

dsm-firmenich Animal Nutrition & Health

Piglet olfaction and taste: feeding strategies pre/post-weaning [White Paper]

HTBA (HealthTech Bio Actives)

This study explores the anatomical and physiological basis of olfaction and taste in piglets, applying this knowledge to feeding strategies during lactation and weaning. Sponsored by HTBA HealthTech BioActives.

Brazil sues JBS, Cargill over labor abuses in supply chains

Brazilian prosecutors seek US$47 million from two multinational agrifood companies over forced labor conditions found in cattle and soy supply chains.

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California man gets 3 years for $4.8M canola theft

A Fresno man and his accomplice stole millions of dollars' worth of canola meant for cattle feed, then sold it to farms and dairies through a Texas contact.

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Animal Feed Regulations & Safety

Coalition urges Congress to include Prop. 12 fix in farm bill

Nearly 400 agricultural groups say California's animal housing law creates regulatory uncertainty, drives up pork prices.

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Regulatory Updates

Elanco gets emergency OK for two NWS products

Negasunt Powder and Tanidil cleared for use in livestock ahead of potential U.S. fly invasion.

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Business & Markets

Adisseo announces worldwide price adjustment for SmartLine products

The price increase, effective May 1, is driven by rising raw material, energy and logistics costs.

Jones-Hamilton Co. marks 75 years, advances growth

Employee-owned manufacturer expands into new markets with continued R&D investment.

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