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Russian wheat prices have remained largely unchanged since the beginning of the year in light holiday trading, but analysts forecast prices may start to rise as severe frosts hurt winter crops, Nasdaq reported.

Moroccos Customs and Excise Administration has decided to suspend imports of cattle from the United Kingdom after the discovery of animal diseases.

Belizes soybean production is expected to reach record totals as soybean oil and soymeal are now exported from the country, Breaking Belize News reported.

Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc., a leader in the development of livestock waste treatment technology and premium sustainable beef, and Olson Farms/TD Angus announced a letter of intent to develop a 45,000-head sustainable beef cattle feeding operation near North Platte, Nebraska, the United States.

Based on the statistics of the General Administration of Customs, China exported 3.74 million tonnes of edible aquatic products in 2021, with an export value of US$21.539 billion.

Several cows at Bennetts Farms in Worcestershire, England, the United Kingdom, have been put to slaughter after testing positive for bovine tuberculosis (TB).

African swine fever (ASF) has been detected at a pig farm in South Seberang Perai, Penang, Malaysia.

The poultry sector in Pakistans Rawalpindi division is on the brink of collapse due to the costly feed.

Poland and Denmark, both with large salmon processing sectors, continued to be the largest markets for Norwegian salmon last year, according to the annual figures published by the Norwegian Seafood Council.

Two western Iowa, US operations will receive about US$1 million in financing from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to expand local meat production, US Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently announced.