Today's Headlines

Iran war could trigger higher corn prices

Rising energy and fertilizer prices could cut US corn production amid strong global demand.

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Brand Insights

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Livestock & Poultry Diseases

FMD returns to southeastern Europe

As foot-and-month disease (FMD) virus was detected in Greece after a long absence, cases continue to rise on the island of Cyprus.

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Feed Production by Region

German feed association warns of growing market uncertainty

Output of animal feeds in Germany in 2025 was up year-on-year, but producers are increasingly concerned about uncertainty arising from the geopolitical situation and ever more burdensome regulation.

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Circularity/Upcycling

Van Triest CirQlar and Tate & Lyle extend partnership in Germany

Van Triest CirQlar will now manage Tate & Lyle citrus pulp co-product distribution in Grossenbrode, Germany.

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Mergers & Acquisitions

Royal Agrifirm Group to acquire Hamlet Protein

This acquisition is an important step in expanding the specialties business of Royal Agrifirm Group.

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Alternative Protein

Mississippi lawmakers ban sale of lab-grown dairy products

Mississippi has become the first state to ban the sale of lab-grown dairy products after legislators passed House Bill 1153 last week.

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Animal Nutrition Views

How often should we test soybean meal quality?

Frequent testing can turn quality control (QC) into risk management.

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Calf-centric nutrition can shape calf health, support herd resilience, enhance productivity

Scientific insights shared in the white paper “From feeding to nurturing: The evolving science around calf feeding” reveal that metabolic programming during early life can support animal health and welfare, environmental sustainability, and long-term dairy performance.

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African Swine Fever

African swine fever re-emerges in Oceania

After a prolonged hiatus, African swine fever (ASF) virus has been detected again in Papua New Guinea.

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Antibiotic-free Production

New research aims to refine antibiotic use in beef and swine

The International Consortium for Antimicrobial Stewardship in Agriculture has awarded three grants totaling $2,928,257 to promote judicious antibiotic use in beef cattle and swine.

Animal Health & Veterinary

ASF vaccine effective in piglets as young as 4 weeks

Early vaccination should help reduce the spread of African swine fever in countries where the disease is endemic, researcher says.

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