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Vietnam aims to increase pig production in 2024
Summary of Vietnamese livestock production in 2023 and targets for 2024.
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December: About the Pork Market in Theses
— supply/demand: Expectations for more active pork trade in the run-up to the winter holidays were largely unfulfilled, market operators stated. Thus, the revival of sales was noted by some operators «in isolation,» while others noted an increased level of competition among both chilled pork suppliers and live pork suppliers. In particular, in December, processors noted a greater supply of pigs for slaughter, in particular from «seasonal» feeders who tried to sell livestock fattened for the holidays, often in heavier than usual slaughter conditions.
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AUPB Veterinary School: Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome Virus
Porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV) has become one of the most serious problems in agriculture and veterinary medicine. This contagious disease of pigs requires continuous study and understanding of its transmission routes, pathogenesis, diagnostic methods and immune mechanisms for effective control and management.
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Happy New Year 2024 — Jim Long
Jim Long Pork Commentary – January 1, 2024
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AUPB Veterinary School: Post-Weaning Diseases of Pigs
Justin Brown, Senior Research Scientist and Practicing Veterinarian at Iowa State University and the Swine Medicine Education Center, was a guest speaker at the online school for pig farmers, which was implemented by the Association of Ukrainian Pig Breeders with the support of the Department of Agriculture (USDA)
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U.S. December 1 Hogs and Pigs Report U.S. Breeding Herd Liquidation Confirmed — Jim Long
Jim Long Pork Commentary – December 25, 2023
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The vegetable meat market in Europe is growing
Sales of plant-based meat in Europe reached €2.01 billion in 2022, up 3% compared to 2021 and 19% compared to 2020.
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EPA proposes regulation to reduce pollution from meat processing plants
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has unveiled a proposal for new regulations aimed at reducing pollution from meatpacking plants. Under the proposal, the agency would take steps to reduce nitrogen, phosphorus and other pollutants in the nation's waters by approximately 100 million pounds annually, improving water quality for communities and ecosystems.
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Common Respiratory Diseases of Pigs — Justin Brown
Justin Brown, Senior Research Scientist and Practicing Veterinarian at Iowa State University and the Swine Medicine Education Center, was a guest speaker at the online school for pig farmers, which was implemented by the Association of Ukrainian Pig Breeders with the support of the Department of Agriculture (USDA).
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Mexico blocks pork imports from Brazil
This decision was made by Mexican courts under pressure from local pork producers who are concerned about the possible impact on the domestic market due to 45% of imported pork.
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EBA assessed the safety of doing business in Ukraine
The EBA Security and Business Protection Committee presented the results of the study "Assessment of the Security of Doing Business in Ukraine", conducted jointly with Sayenko Kharenko and SK Security.
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Poland wants to close its agricultural market to Ukraine for 20 years after its accession to the EU
Polish Deputy Minister of Agriculture Michal Kolodziejczak, who was elected to the Sejm on the list of Prime Minister Donald Tusk's Civic Coalition, said that it is necessary to close the agricultural market for Ukraine for 20 years after its accession to the EU.
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Best Biosecurity Practices: Disinfection of Transport by Hot Fogging. Elita LLC
One of the biosecurity practices of domestic pig farms is disinfection of vehicles by hot fogging. Watch the video to see how it is done. The experience was shared by Elita LLC.
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Global ASF Consultations: What's New in the Field of Disease Control?
The Association of Ukrainian Pig Breeders took part in the event that brought together specialists in various fields related to animal health from 130 countries (Rome, Italy, December 12-14). The event was organized by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). Briefly about the main theses from the event.
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Lots of Hogs, Prices below Breakeven — Jim Long
Jim Long Pork Commentary – December 11, 2023
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EU pig meat production and exports expected to decline through 2035
The EU's pig meat production and exports are anticipated to decline by 2035 due to stricter environmental laws, reduced export opportunities, societal criticism, and African swine fever. Projected to decrease by 0.9% annually, pigmeat production is expected to fall by almost 2 million tons compared to 2021-2023. Per capita consumption is also projected to drop by 0.7% yearly, reaching 29.7 kg in 2035, a 7% decrease from 2021-2023 levels.
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Campylobacteriosis and salmonellosis, the most frequent zoonoses in the EU in 2022
Campylobacteriosis and salmonellosis remained prevalent zoonotic diseases in the EU in 2022, as per the annual report by the European Food Safety Authority. Although cases were lower than pre-pandemic levels, campylobacteriosis reported 137,107 cases, with chicken meat as the primary source.
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USDA corn and soybean projections for the 2023/2024 season —December 2023
Compared to the November report, estimates for world corn production and trade improved slightly, and Brazilian soybean projections were cut.
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AUPB Veterinary School: Diseases of Sows
About diseases of sows and conditions that affect sows and potentially affect their litters shared Justin Brown, a swine veterinarian and assistant teaching professor at Iowa State University and with the Swine Medicine Education Center, invited speaker at the online school for pig farmers, implemented by the Association Ukrainian Pig Breeders with the support of the US Department of Agriculture (USDA).
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Best Biosecurity Practices: Passing the Sanitary Checkpoint. Experience of Goodvalley Ukraine LLC
The protocol for access to production facilities has been implemented at Goodvalley Ukraine LLC. Access to animal buildings has three control points.