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The University of Nebraska‒Lincoln (US) officially marked construction of the Feedlot Innovation Center at the Eastern Nebraska Research, Extension and Education Center near Mead, Nebraska, the United States, during a groundbreaking ceremony on November 4.

The US Department of Agricultures (USDA) weekly crop progress report is expected to show corn harvest in the country at 86% completed and soybean harvest at 94%, based on an average of estimates from nine analysts, Nasdaq reported.

A multi-US state research team led by a Colorado State University (CSU) professor anticipates using monitoring devices like Fitbits or Apple Watches in an effort to study and improve dairy cow health.

Nutreco announced on November 2 the acquisition of Mosegården, one of the leading independent livestock nutrition suppliers in Denmark focusing on minerals and animal health products for pigs and cattle.

The provincial government of East Java, Indonesia, has strengthened efforts to prevent lumpy skin disease (LSD), a viral infection that affects livestock, following the detection of one case in Kendal, Central Java.

Data compiled by the US Department of Agriculture and released by the US Meat Export Federation (USMEF) showed pork exports from the US in September 2022 surpassed 2021 results for the second month in row, while beef shipments in the same month slow down year-on-year for the first time this year, though exports remain ...

The Australian government has released a public discussion paper seeking ideas for a long-term sustainable biosecurity funding model, prompting a positive response from a key farming group, but also a warning that the "days of buck passing need to end".

The Pilmico International Pte. Ltd., the international food subsidiary of the Aboitiz Group, is setting up new feed mill facilities in China and Vietnam in 2023 to solidify its vision to become one of Asias leading integrated regional food and agribusiness companies.

Agricultural experts in Jordan said the country should grow wheat and other strategic produce for food self-sufficiency, especially as prices to import these commodities have increased, Jordan News reported.

Farmers in Finland are finding it hard to cope with the rising prices of fertilisers and skyrocketing energy bills, with only about one-third saying they had already purchased the fertilisers needed for the next growing season, a recent survey found.