Swine news - Nutrition

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has pushed up prices of many feed ingredients and therefore the price of pig feed has increased greatly.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) released its new monthly supply and demand reports for grains and oilseeds with significant adjustments made for soybean crops in South America.

COCERAL has just released new forecasts for the grain harvest, revising December's data upwards.

Currently under martial law, the government of Ukraine has established new rules for the export of several products, including wheat, corn, and sunflower oil.

Russia and Ukraine play an important role in global food production and supply. In view of the current crisis, FAO has published the main risk factors for food security.

The demand and price of soybeans to produce oil for biodiesel is increasing.

The information is from the monthly crop report from the Department of Rural Economics (Deral), of the State Department of Agriculture and Supply.

The FAO Cereal Price Index up 14.8 percent from one year ago.

A number of member states called for a more long-term strategy and set of tools to be put in place with a view to improving the EU’s resilience and food sovereignty.

Ukraine is among the world's leading producers and exporters of corn, wheat, and barley.

Here's how China's feed industry is growing to meet the increasing demand for pig feed in the wake of ASF.

This proposal to revise EU rules on the information provided to consumers is part of the EU’s ‘farm-to-fork’ strategy.

Summer grain production reached 145.8 million tons this year, up 2.97 million tons from 2020.

The value of soybean and derivative shipments increased 55% during the first half of the year.

Permitted levels of zinc allowed in starter piglet diets are under discussion as Canada reviews its Feeds Regulations.

The 21/22 season will have a record sowing of 8.25 million hectares.

European Commission allows the use of certain animal proteins to feed non-ruminant farmed animals such as pigs and poultry.

The OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook provides projections for world oilseed and cereal markets for the period 2021-2030.

The proposal will allow the use of insect proteins and non-ruminant proteins (collagen and gelatin) in poultry and swine feed.

EFSA has concluded that the additive can no longer be considered safe in animal feed.

The Cordoba-Argentina Grain Exchange forecasts that corn production will be the third-best crop in history.

The Chinese government will be cracking down on the use of this beta-agonist in animals with the launch of a three-month special rectification action.

Increased food, feed, and industrial use will increase total grain consumption.

IFEEDER study reveals how COVID-19 has affected the livestock feed industry.