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New production method could be a game changer in developing countries where many suffer from vitamin B2 deficiency.

The USMCA dispute panel ruled in favor of the United States on Friday, stating Mexico violated the trade agreement with its decree to ban GMO corn. This ensures U.S. farmers will still have access to their largest corn export market.

Halter brings virtual fencing technology to U.S. We talk with CEO Craig Piggott to find out how it works and what makes it unique.

What is the Countering CCP Drones Act that is included in the 2025 National Defense Authorization Act? What could it mean for the U.S. and Chinese drone manufacturers and those that operate on their farms and ranches?

There is a real life story of groceries

A new near real-time event-based surveillance system has been developed to help support informed decision making for U.S. pork producers. Dr. Rachael Schulte of the University of Minnesota joins us to explain.

Government shutdown looms as Trump torpedoes bipartisan agreement.

There are a variety of tools at your disposal to mitigate and treat SRD infections. Dr. Hoffmann breaks it down by examining the when and where of different active ingredients, different administration options and more to address unique challenges across operations. Learn more!

Despite attempts to raise capital by selling farms and equipment, GE salmon producer AquaBounty will cease fish farming.

Aerosol transmission of infectious pathogens from finishing facilities poses a major biosecurity risk to surrounding sites. Could electrostatic precipitation systems be the answer to containing, mitigating and reducing the transmission of these airborne pathogens? Joining us to discuss this topic and more from the PRRS Symposium in Chicago is Brett Ramirez, Iowa State University.