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Feedstuffs is the top source for news, insights, and analysis in the field of animal agriculture. It covers key topics that impact the production of food and fuel for global markets.
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1 week ago |
feedstuffs.com | Ann Hess
LIVE STREAM TUESDAY, JUNE 24 AT 1 PM CENTRAL - Dr. Stacie Crowder of Fortiva joins us with tips related to swine respiratory health. Swine respiratory health continues to be a significant health challenge for pork producers, impacting both mortality and production. It's a complex issue involving multiple pathogens, environmental factors, and management practices.
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2 weeks ago |
feedstuffs.com | Ann Hess
LIVE STREAM TUESDAY, JUNE 17 AT 1 PM CT - Joining us to discuss Proposition 12 and why some Pennsylvania hog producers are in favor of the transition is Brent Hershey of Hershey Ag and Superior Production Systems.
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2 weeks ago |
feedstuffs.com | Ann Hess
Respiratory disease is still one of the most pressing health challenges in swine production today. Outbreaks, especially those with PRRS, are increasing in frequency and severity. These viral infections are often complicated by secondary bacterial infections, which can significantly worsen herd health outcomes. When vaccination alone isn’t enough to control the effect of respiratory disease, veterinarians and swine producers need reliable treatments.
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2 weeks ago |
feedstuffs.com | Ann Hess
Ann Hess is Content Producer for the Livestock Team of Farm Progress, which includes National Hog Farmer, BEEF Magazine and Feedstuffs. A native of South Dakota, Hess has more than 21 years of experience in agriculture marketing and communications. Prior to joining the team, she worked for South Dakota State University Extension, AGDAILY and Alltech. Hess holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from South Dakota State University.
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3 weeks ago |
feedstuffs.com | Sarah Muirhead
A collaboration between the Angus Foundation and the Bezos Earth Fund and Global Methane Fund has sparked passionate debate throughout the cattle industry. At its heart lies a $4.85 million research grant focused on exploring genetic differences in methane production among cattle—but as we discover, this project represents far more than environmental concerns.
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