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The Defra and Innovation UK funded FarmSense project is now underway, which will provide farmers in the United Kingdom with an automated surveillance service to remotely monitor their livestock.

Argentina had succeeded in opening the Singapore market for its pork and pork products, resulting in the authorisation of three meat packing plants in the former.

Hamlet Protein recently hosted a group of Japanese industry professionals on a week-long visit to Denmark.

Mexicos pork production increased 2% to 834,523 tonnes in the first half of 2022, compared to 818,073 tonnes in the same period last year, according to the latest figures published by the Agrifood and Fisheries Information Service.

Per Theilgaard from Vilofoss and Jehan Ettema from SimHerd A/S joined around 2,000 delegates at the yearly World Buiatrics Congress held in Madrid, Spain, in September.

Taiwans Council of Agriculture (COA) has imposed a one-week ban on the transport of pork products from Kinmen to other parts of the country after a pig carcass, which washed up on the outlying island, tested positive for African swine fever (ASF).

Dr. Eckels World Tour 2022 recently kicked off with a well-attended event in Hua Hin, Thailand.

The Build Back Better programme funded by the American Rescue Plan has provided a US$49 million grant to Alaska state, US, to develop the states aquaculture sector, Fish Information & Services reported.

The major Buenos Aires grains exchange said wheat farmers in Argentina have begun to abandon lots of wheat because of the protracted drought in the country, a concern as growers cope with poor rainfall, Reuters reported.

The main risk factor for Campylobacter infection in Australia is consuming chicken meat, according to a recently published study.