Livestock/5 July, 14:16
Do alpacas need baking soda?
Baking soda can be a vital tool for maintaining rumen health in alpacas. Learn how to provide it properly and when it helps support your herd's digestive system.
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Livestock/3 July, 09:28
Do Tilapia Eat Maggots? Prospects for Sustainable Aquaculture
An exploration of using maggots as a sustainable and cost-effective protein source in tilapia farming.
Livestock/1 July, 09:28
Pollution causes drastic decline in Irish salmon and trout populations
An Oireachtas committee is hearing evidence of a catastrophic drop in Atlantic salmon and trout numbers due to systemic water pollution and ecological degradation.
Livestock/26 June, 09:28
Four Screwworm Cases Found on a Texas Farm in Biggest Batch Yet
A Texas farm has reported four cases of screwworm infestation, marking the largest batch identified in the region recently.
Livestock/25 June, 09:28
Ogun State Secures $250 Million Dairy Investment from Pure Dairy Herds
Ogun State has attracted a significant $250 million investment in its agricultural sector, with Pure Dairy Herds announcing plans to establish a large-scale dairy farm aimed at boosting…
Livestock/22 June, 15:52
East Kalimantan’s tiger prawn exports top 769.9 tonnes and back coastal incomes
East Kalimantan exported 769.9 tonnes of tiger prawns worth more than Rp173.3 billion in January-May 2026, with officials linking growth to sustainable aquaculture, faster logistics and stronger coastal…
Livestock/22 June, 09:28
Rising wool prices revive optimism in Australian sheep farming
Australia's wool market has climbed back toward A$20 per kilogram, with growers, brokers and buyers pointing to tighter supply and renewed interest in natural fibres.
Livestock/16 June, 11:04
Global whey protein demand is outrunning dairy industry supply
A surge in high-protein products is sending whey prices sharply higher in the US and Europe, reducing exports and forcing food companies to rethink formulations and investment plans.
Livestock/15 June, 09:28
U.S.’s screwworm fix is still a year away, risking more spread
The U.S. has detected screwworm in Texas cattle, but the country’s biggest sterile-fly facility will not deliver meaningful output until late 2027. That delay raises risks for the…
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