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Lucas (mid) and Melina Lasorella (right) from the argentinian WEDA partner Porlaso.

WEDA develops a new and promising fermentation process

There are many benefits to feed fermentation in pig farming: decreased feed costs, improved feed digestibility, reduced use of antibiotics and last but not least reduced nitrogen and phosphor depositions into the soil, just to name a few advantages.

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April, record month for 333!

Last month, 1,396 new registered members joined our community made up of more than 85800 users. We also broke another record, exceeding 800,000 page views.

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Colombia activates measures to avoid the entrance of ASF

The ICA is taking measures in ports, airports and border crossings because of the African swine fever outbreaks in Europe and China

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Hong Kong confirms first case of African swine fever

Sophia Chan, secretary for food and health of the HKSAR government, confirmed its first case of African swine fever on Friday in slaughterhouse and ordered the cull of at least 6,000 pigs.

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ASF spreads to Vietnam’s largest pig-farming province

African swine fever has reached Dong Nai Province, a major source of pork supply to Ho Chi Minh City.

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Facilities-Equipment Press releases

Big Dutchman: CulinaCup & CulinaFlex pro

Innovative feeding systems for suckling pigs – hygienic, efficient, animal-friendly.

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Mr. Sooksunt Jiumjaiswanglerg, Chief Executive Officer for Agro Industrial Business and Co-President of CPF

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CPF’s Q1 profit jumped 40% as pig oversupply in Vietnam back to normal

The rising profit derived mainly from pig business in Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia has been improved since the price significantly dropped due to oversupply problem during the first quarter of last year.

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ISU student employee Michaela Friest talks with a potential buyer at the 2018 Tradition of Excellence sale hosted by ISU students at the Hansen Ag Student Learning Center.

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Jeff and Deb Hansen Ag Student Learning Center offers unique opportunities to ISU students

The Jeff and Deb Hansen Agriculture Student Learning Center is unique to Iowa State University, the state of Iowa and much of the Midwest.

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Markets-EconomicsNews

FAO Meat Price Index: price quotations of pig meat rose

International price quotations of pig meat rose sharply due to a surge in import demand in Asia, primarily in China, caused by the African Swine Fever.

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ASF in China: Winners and losers from pig-killing disease

The arrival and rapid spread of African Swine Fever (ASF) in China, home to half the world pig herd, will have a noticeable effect on world markets both for meat and animal feed.

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NutritionNews

Argentina: Increase in soybean exports

Soybean exports grew by 6.5% with respect to the same period in 2018.

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HealthPress releases

AASV president receives the Allen D. Leman Science in Practice award

Nathan Winkelman, DVM, current AASV president and president and co-owner of Swine Services Unlimited, Inc. (SSUI), is the 2019 recipient of the Allen D. Leman Science in Practice Award, which will be presented at the annual Allen D. Leman Swine Conference in Saint Paul, Minn.

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Germany: the EU approves the animal welfare labelling

After the waiting period of three months, the EU has approved the animal welfare labelling proposal.

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Markets-EconomicsNews

The Netherlands will subsidise the farmers that quit farming

The Minister of Agriculture, Ms Carola Schouten, bets for a sustainable pig production and for reducing the risks for health and the environment in high-density areas. The pigs farms that cause trouble and wish to quit theur activity will have the chance to opt for subsidies.

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Korean hog sector forecasts

According to USDA, the Korean hog sector is expanding, overcoming a summer heatwave that forced the pig crop below expectations. Nevertheless, the larger herd size will drive slaughter and pork production numbers higher with an expected decline in pork prices.

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OIE: urgent action to avert antimicrobial resistance crisis

The United Nations, international agencies and experts today released a groundbreaking report demanding immediate, coordinated and ambitious action to avert a potentially disastrous drug-resistance crisis.