Phoenix Mintus
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Gene editing opens new doors for agriculture (opens the original)
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New gene-editing technologies are helping farmers improve livestock health, address disease challenges and support a more sustainable future for agriculture Farmers know better than anyone that agriculture never stands still. Every growing season brings new challenges, whether it’s weather, pests, disease, or rising costs. That’s why innovation and farming go hand in hand. Farmers are constantly looking for better ways to care for our crops, protect our animals, and keep our farms sustainable fo
Cobb appoints Duane Weems to lead live production in North America (opens the original)
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Poultry industry veteran Duane Weems will lead Cobb-Vantress’ North American live production operations as longtime VP Ray Ables announced his upcoming retirement Cobb-Vantress, LLC, a global leader in poultry genetics, today announced a key leadership appointment that reinforces the company's commitment to advancing innovation, operational excellence, and sustainable growth for customers around the world.As Ray Ables, Vice President of Live Production, North America, prepares to retire after mo
Global dairy and beef growth opens new opportunities for U.S. Soy (opens the original)
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Rising animal protein consumption and advances in ruminant nutrition are creating new opportunities to demonstrate the value of consistent, digestible soybean meal Thomas D’Alfonso, Ph.D., Worldwide Animal Nutrition Focus Area Director at the U.S. Soybean Export Council, recently spoke to The Cattle Site’s Sarah Mikesell. The increase in dairy and beef across the globe is mostly driven by economics. There's a general trend happening where more people are entering the middle class and have more i
Weekly pig report: Pork industry watches federal ultra-processed food debate (opens the original)
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As the FDA and USDA work toward a federal definition of ultra-processed foods, pork producers and processors are watching how future criteria could affect prepared meat products, ingredients and demand October lean hogs on Tuesday fell $0.525 to $79.075 and hit a 15-month low. The hog futures market saw more technical selling pressure and weak long liquidation. The near-term chart posture has quickly changed from price-friendly to firmly bearish. A weakening cash hog market is also bearish for l
Weekly protein report: Egg prices rise, chicken remains below last-year levels (opens the original)
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New consumer price data show a monthly rebound in eggs and a smaller increase in chicken, though both categories remain cheaper than they were a year ago October live cattle on Tuesday fell $1.55 to $220.70 and hit a four-week high early on. November feeder cattle lost $3.875 to $328.90 and hit a five-week high early on. The live and feeder cattle futures markets saw routine profit-taking pressure from the shorter-term specs and corrective action following recent good prices gains. Solidly highe
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