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08:00 | Expert opinion

Adapting to climate and market change

Increasing speed to market for US feed ingredients

"There is without a doubt an effect of specific noises on animals."

11-08 | News

Rock or pop – what gets a pig’s tail wagging?

Pigs require water for biochemical reactions, proper function of cells, maintaining body temperature, nutrients transportation into the body tissue, removing metabolic waste, growth, and reproduction. - Photo: Henk Riswick

10-08 | Article

Water: the forgotten nutrient in the swine industry

Among other things, the new technology could reduce antibiotic use in the livestock industry. - Photo: Henk Riswick

10-08 | News

Plasma radiation is proposed to battle ASF at pig farms

Podcast: ASAS 2022 Special – Survey Says

09-08 | News

Podcast: ASAS 2022 Special – Survey Says

For pork, ABPA indicates 5% more production in 2022, reaching 4.95 million tonnes. - Photo: Shutterstock

08-08 | News

Brazilian exports might drop for pigs

The ASF dynamics vary per country. In some countries, it really is a problem of wild boar being infected. In others, domestic pigs appear to be the main victims. - Photo: Michel Velderman

08-08 | Expert opinion

Where are the ASF outbreaks all over the globe?

African Swine Fever

Plasma radiation is proposed to battle ASF at pig farms

08-08 | Expert opinion

Where are the ASF outbreaks all over the globe?

ASF in Russia gains a foothold in Siberia and Urals

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Antibiotic Reduction - special focus

Antibiotic resistance in food animals have direct and indirect effects on human health. Photo: Max Pixel

17-01 | Article

Mitigating antibiotics use in the livestock industry

Reducing the use of antibiotics around the globe remains a challenge and requires a multi-faceted approach. Photo: Michel Zoeter

17-01 | Article

Antimicrobial use: The outlook to 2030

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