Ann Reus

Senior Reporter at WATTPoultry.com

Senior Reporter at Petfood Industry

Senior Reporter at Poultry International

Senior Reporter at Feed Strategy

Senior Reporter at Egg Industry

Senior Reporter at Feed and Grain Magazine

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Improve well-being of aging dogs with focus on joint, muscle health

1 week ago | petfoodindustry.com | Ann Reus

Improving joint and muscle health in aging dogs can improve their well-being and keep them more comfortable for longer so their owners can enjoy more time with them.
High-pressure thermal processing creates safe, minimally cooked pet food

1 week ago | petfoodindustry.com | Ann Reus

High-pressure thermal processing (HPTP), an emerging technology derived from high-pressure processing (HPP), is an effective way to ensure product safety while maintaining nutritional integrity and clean labels. HPTP aims to create microbially safe products that can be shelf stable, fresh or minimally cooked. HPTP involves preheating packaged products and then applying high pressure to effectively raise the temperature.
Age-specific cat food accounts for changing tastes across life stages

1 week ago | petfoodindustry.com | Ann Reus

As cat ownership rises globally, cat owners are becoming more interested in understanding how flavor preferences change throughout a catâ€™s life, making this an important factor in developing successful pet food products.
Ractopamine in Meat: Groups Demand FDA Action

1 week ago | feedstrategy.com | Ann Reus

More than 50 groups, led by Friends of the Earth, have sent a letter to U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Martin Makary asking the agency to reduce or eliminate allowable levels of ractopamine in farmed animals.
How AI can transform feed manufacturing

2 weeks ago | feedandgrain.com | Ann Reus

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) technology is creating new opportunities for feed manufacturers to improve efficiency and profitability, according to speakers at the 2025 Feed Mill of the Future Conference, held during the International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE) in Atlanta.
Can the US achieve greenhouse gas-negative agriculture?

3 weeks ago | feedmillofthefuture.com | Ann Reus

Agriculture often gets a bad rap when it comes to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. But Marty Matlock says U.S. ag producers have the potential to become net GHG negative. Matlock, who is a professor in the Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering at the University of Arkansas – Fayetteville, said if U.S. producers implemented existing practices more comprehensively, they would increase soil resilience and reduce risks from climate change impacts.
Senators urge USDA to include turkeys, dairy cattle in avian flu strategy

1 month ago | feedstrategy.com | Ann Reus

Members of the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry are pressing U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins to broaden the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) strategy for managing avian influenza to include measures for turkeys and dairy herds.
Bill that takes aim at Proposition 12 introduced in US Senate

1 month ago | feedstrategy.com | Ann Reus

chayakorn lotongkum | iStock.comLegislation aimed at striking down California’s Proposition 12 has been introduced in the U.S. Senate. Log in to view the full article
HPAI testing improvements suspended after HHS staffing cuts

1 month ago | feedstrategy.com | Ann Reus

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is suspending efforts to improve testing for highly pathogenic avian influenza due to staffing cuts throughout the Department of Health and Human Services, according to a Reuters report.
Some agriculture inputs exempt from tariffs

1 month ago | feedstrategy.com | Ann Reus

Some agriculture inputs will be exempt from the 10% across-the-board and higher reciprocal tariffs announced by U.S. President Donald Trump last week.