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Recent shipping data revealed that Brazil is exporting 178,800 tonnes of soybeans to buyers in the US, highlighting the appeal of the South American countrys soybean prices even for importers in the second-largest producing nation, Nasdaq reported.

The University of Arkansas System Division of Agricultures Milo J. Shult Agricultural Research and Extension Centre has officially opened its Poultry Science Smart Farming Research Facility, designed to provide innovation in precision poultry production and student training, Arkansas Democrat Gazette reported.

After an intense eight-month period, the Norwegian parliament has finally approved the implementation of a 25% tax on salmon farming, IntraFish reported.

A proposal by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) to permit beef imports from Paraguay into the US market is facing strong opposition from American producer groups, Agri-Pulse reported.

Saudi Arabia continues its rapid expansion into the global food industry through a significant agreement to acquire shares of BRF SA, Brazils largest poultry producer, Gulf News reported.

Australian dairy farmers are bracing for a challenging season ahead as the countrys major dairy processors revealed lower price offerings, Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported.

Cargill has been investing heavily in research and development, new digital solutions and talent development to stay ahead in the ever-evolving livestock and feed industry.

The Norwegian Food Safety Authority, Mattilsynet, has reported the detection of bacterial kidney disease (BKD), a contagious infection, at four Lerøy Midt salmon farming sites in central Norway.

The production of meat and eggs involving chickens and ducks for Perak, Malaysia, is stable, with production levels for both commodities exceeding the states self-sufficiency rate for five consecutive years.

A new research project aims to grow future beef production options in Western Australias north, as part of a landmark collaboration between research bodies, universities and the Western Australian government.