FAO: Weather and political tensions impact food markets but cereal stocks remain adequate
Weather conditions in various countries and political tensions in the Black Sea region have made food markets more volatile.
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Ceva proposes new respiratory health programs to allow swine experts to “breathe easy”
Symposium held prior to ESPHM presents benefits of more targeted vaccination
ABN: Worming pigs represents significant return on investment
Farmers are advised to undertake a routine worming programme to reduce any significant drops in performance caused by a worm burden.
Students Help with Swine Industry Research at Iowa State University
Some student employees at Iowa State University are playing a vital role in research on critical issues in today’s swine industry.
HOGISTICS™ gives producers a new edge in finishing management
HOGISTICS™, a new tool enabling pork producers to more accurately predict optimal market hog weight and weight distribution, is now available from Zoetis.
Colombia: the ICA qualifies the swine producers in terms of animal health
The ICA has trained the swine producers in the department of Risaralda on porcine epidemic diarrhoea.
Biomin: Positive EFSA opinion on FUMzyme® mycotoxin biotransformation
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has published a positive Scientific Opinion on the safety and efficacy of FUMzyme®
France: the Senate approves the draft law on agriculture
The Senate has approved regulations for a better control of antibiotics in animal health.
Mexico: the PED cases represent less than 1% of the national pig herd
The PED cases represent 0.00005% (less than 1%) with respect to some 16 million pig heads in the national pig herd.
Rabobank: ongoing PEDv to have material impact on pork supply
Rabobank believes the outbreak of PEDv in the US, Mexico, Japan and South Korea will lead to a likely decline in global pork production in 2014.
Colombia reported new cases of CSF
The outbreaks have been detected in several backyard farms located in Santa Ana (Magdalena).
United States: 2012 Census of Agriculture reveals new trends in farming
USDA reports record sales moderated by rising expenses; agriculture is increasingly diverse; farming and mMarketing practices are changing.
Denmark: swine fever suspicion called off – the slaughterhouse in Herning has reopened
All the laboratory tests have been found to be negative for swine fever, and the suspicion has, therefore, been called off and the slaughterhouse has reopened.
EAPA's release about spray‐dried porcine plasma
FDA testing of retained samples from Canadian plasma in question comes back negative
Berg+Schmidt: Better fattening performance and superior meat quality
The Hamburg company Berg+Schmidt conducts practical trials with 5,800 pigs to demonstrate how CLAs improve fattening performance.
Commitment from Animine for the launch of HiZox® in China
Animine has appointed Dr. Zhang Yonggang as its new Country Manager for China.