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The Netherlands has confirmed a case of mad cow disease on a Dutch farm after a deceased cow tested positive for the illness, marking a rare instance of the cattle affliction that can lead to a fatal brain disease in humans who consume infected beef, Washington Post reported.

Tokushima Auction Market (TAM), a Japanese government owned company, is looking to develop a 100-hectare aquaculture zone in Ilocos Norte, Philippines, Fish Information & Services reported.

Bong Inciong, the president of the Philippines United Broiler Raisers Association (Ubra), said despite ongoing challenges such as high feed costs and the threat of avian flu, the local broiler chicken industry expects to produce around 1.72 billion kg of dressed chicken this year, slightly higher than last years leve ...

Animal feed companies in Kenya are grappling with depressed sales as farmers embrace alternative feeding techniques amid high cost of feeds.

Iceland is allocating millions of kroner to help the countrys leading universities develop a degree course in fish farming.

A report by the Chilean Salmon Council has showed that countrys salmon and trout exports reached a total of 751,259 tonnes in 2022, 3.8% higher compared to 2021, Fish Information & Services reported.

A bill, known as the Animal Health Bill 2020, was recently presented in The Gambia to the countrys Joint Committee on Agriculture and Health of the National Assembly for review.

A salmonella outbreak was detected in eight poultry farms in Ireland, resulting in more than 7,000 birds having to be culled to stop potentially-infected chicken products from entering the food chain, Irish Times reported.

Early detection of infectious diseases in chickens and developing regional influenza vaccines for pigs are among 28 innovative livestock and forage research projects at Canadas University of Saskatchewan (USask) to be awarded a total of $5.2 million in new funding.

Lawmakers in North Dakota, the United States, said House Bill 1371 will provide a boost to livestock production in the state.