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Weekly livestock news: March 8, 2021
Officials review hemp as potential poultry feed ingredient Federal officials are reviewing the first proposal to approve hemp as...
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U.K. pig farms lower carbon footprint 40% in 20 years: study
U.K. pig farmers have decreased their carbon footprint by nearly 40% in the last 20 years, a new study...
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Weekly livestock news: March 1, 2021
Midwest Poultry Federation shifts to all-virtual event in 2021 The Midwest Poultry Federation has decided to shift its 2021...
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U.S. officials release new ASF educational resource
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has released a new document to keep officials updated on the latest findings...
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Texas official issues ‘red alert’ amid supply chain disruptions
A top Texas official last week issued a “red alert” as the winter storm disrupted the state’s agriculture and...
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Lawmakers push Biden on broadband for rural America
A recent letter from lawmakers to President Joe Biden urged the administration to prioritize rural broadband in his forthcoming...
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Weekly livestock news: February 22, 2021
Animal ag markets resilient almost a year into COVID-19, data shows While the economic downturn was expected to reduce...
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Webinar will focus on avian influenza prevention
An upcoming webinar will help poultry owners learn how to protect their flocks from avian influenza. The February 23...
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Bell & Evans program will incentivize switch to organic grains
Poultry producer Bell & Evans is launching an initiative to transition thousands of acres of corn and soybeans to...
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Weekly livestock news: February 15, 2021
Wyoming researchers study pests and livestock University of Wyoming researchers are conducting a survey of cattle and sheep producers...
