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NFU leaders have called for greater adoption of new technology available to help farms maximise margins, uphold the UK’s reputation for quality and safe produce, and reduce carbon emissions.

EU farming union Copa elects Christiane Lambert as leader on 18 September as European farmers help shape the future of farming in the trading bloc.

A research grant worth nearly £500,000 has been awarded to the Moredun Research Institute to develop a novel way of studying poultry red mites.

The British Free Range Egg Producers Association (BFREPA) to launch Costings Portal that allows farmers to price compare eggs with other farmers.

Northern Kazakhstan reported seven outbreaks of bird flu near Russian border.

Victoria, Australia continues to struggle with avian influenza outbreaks, according to reports.

USDA offers new round of relief payments to farmers facing market disruptions associated with COVID-19.

For many years, the US animal feed industry has relied on imports when it comes to micro ingredients.

The roadmap outlines programs and policies that are science-based, data-driven, and promote innovation to reduce Salmonella

On Friday, September 11, USDA released its World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report. As expected, the US corn outlook indicated reduced production, with lower corn used for ethanol, larger exports, a…

USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced it is modernizing egg products inspection methods for the first time since Congress passed the Egg Products Inspection Act (EPIA) in 1970.

ZDG demands an appropriate transition period, honest communication

USDA reports indicate market activity is slow with broiler prices steady to weak

India's minister for food processing resigned over planned laws that allow farmers to sell directly to bulk buyers and make contract farming easier, noting this will hurt millions of farmers.

Flock awards celebrate 20 years of consistent improvement

USPOULTRY is requesting preproposals in two areas – clostridial dermatitis and Salmonella.

Australia’s strong agricultural science has built a reputation for quality. Australian beef in particular is highly sought after around the world. Almost three quarters of the beef produced in Australia is exported, maki…

ADM and Auburn University's Poultry Science team will conduct groundbreaking research with poultry feed enzymes.

New Australian research finds that 72% of Generation Z are not ready to accept cultured meat

This week's Feed Additive Focus, brought to you by Glowlit, takes a look at the latest price changes in L-Threonine 98.5% & Vitamin B7 (H) Biotin 2% Spot buyers are paying 13% less for Vitamin B7 (H) Biotin 2% than t…