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U.S.-China tariff pause eases pressure on animal feed, pet food trade

2 days ago | feedandgrain.com | Lisa Cleaver

The U.S. and China have agreed to a temporary reduction in reciprocal tariffs, easing trade tensions that have impacted the pet food and animal feed sectors. Under the agreement, the U.S. will lower tariffs on Chinese imports to 30% —consisting of a 10% baseline and a 20% penalty linked to chemical ingredient sourcing — while China will cut its duties on U.S. goods to 10%. The adjustments are effective for 90 days.
Motor technology advancements in feed and grain industries

1 week ago | feedandgrain.com | Steven Kilger

Steven Kilger - 00:01Hi everyone, thanks for listening. My name is Steven Kilger, I’m the managing editor of Feed & Grain Magazine and the host of the Feed & Grain Podcast. Thank you so much for joining me today as we dive deep into the issues affecting the feed manufacturing, grain handling and allied industries. Today’s episode is brought to you by The BinWhip from Pneumat Systems.
Landbank Funds New Agricultural Feed Mill Project

2 weeks ago | feedandgrain.com | Jackie Linden

Sagittarian Agricultural Philippines Inc. (SAPI) is set to receive a loan for the construction of a new feed mill that will likely be leased to the local Charoen Pokphand affiliate.
USTR freight fees spark fears for U.S. ag export costs

2 weeks ago | feedandgrain.com | Elise Schafer

The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) has issued a notice of action and proposed action as part of its Section 301 investigation into Chinaâ€™s dominance of the maritime, logistics and shipbuilding sectors, raising concerns that higher freight costs could price U.S. goods out of global markets. According to the April 17, 2025, notice in the Federal Register, beginning Oct.
How AI can transform feed manufacturing

3 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.
USDA-DOE Tool Boosts Biofuel Carbon Credit Credibility

4 weeks ago | feedandgrain.com | Elise Schafer

Grain Supply ChainUSDA, DOE launch tool to boost biofuel carbon credibilityFarmers gain powerful tool to monetize eco-friendly agricultural practices.
3 GMO corn varieties authorized for feed use in Europe

1 month ago | feedandgrain.com | Jackie Linden

The European Commission (EC) has carried out a legal obligation, and given the green light for three varieties of genetically modified (GM) corn. These can now be used in livestock feeds and human foods — under certain conditions.
Grain entrapment: Focus on prevention over rescue

1 month ago | feedandgrain.com | Roy Graber

If your grain facility staff or local fire department has gone through a training on how to rescue a person involved in a grain entrapment incident, the odds are pretty good that Bill Field, professor of agricultural and biological engineering at Purdue University, was somehow involved. Field and his team have done such trainings for about 15,000 rural fire departments in 12 states, he told attendees at PEAK in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on April 10.
Pellets vs. mash feed for turkeys: Quality costs money

1 month ago | feedandgrain.com | Roy Graber

When it comes to the debate over whether it is better to feed turkeys a mash feed or pelleted feed, available research shows that pellets are the superior product with the only significant disadvantage being the cost. “Quality costs money,” Dawn Koltes, assistant professor with the Iowa State University (ISU) Department of Animal Science, said during an April 10 presentation at the PEAK show in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
USDA Leadership Positions: Ongoing Vacancy Challenges

1 month ago | feedandgrain.com | Roy Graber

The National Turkey Federation (NTF) has been somewhat limited with its outreach to federal officials in the second Donald Trump administration, as key leadership positions within the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) have not been filled. NTF Vice President of Scientific and Regulatory Affairs Lindy Chiaia and Senior Vice President of Government Affairs Dale Nellor gave an update on the governmental matters during an April 9 presentation at PEAK in Minneapolis, Minnesota.