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The 2025 officers of the American Association of Swine Veterinarians were installed during the association’s 56^th Annual Meeting in San Francisco, California.

CP Foods reassures the public that the incident has not disrupted production activities or operations across Thailand.

Effective March 24, 2025, the Animal Health Canada (AHC) Board has appointed John Ross as interim Executive Director for the organization.

Dr. Bryan Myers was named the 2025 Swine Practitioner of the Year by the American Association of Swine Veterinarians during the association’s 56^th Annual Meeting in San Francisco, California.

Dr. M. Todd See received the National Pork Board’s 2025 Distinguished Service Award for his academic leadership, passion and dedication to shaping the future of agriculture.

Strategic Partnerships Signed for ILDEX Vietnam 2026 & HAN Select Vietnam 2026.

This variable remuneration contract could mean income increases by up to 20%.

Technical upgrades will improve process efficiency, reliability and sustainability of Evonik’s production of DL-methionine.

This year research projects were evaluated based on their contribution to addressing global challenges such as climate change and/or applying the One Health concept in animal production.

Congratulations to Ayva Bohr being awarded 1st Place in the Veterinary Student Poster Competition at the 2025 AASV annual meeting, San Francisco, CA.

South Dakota State University Extension is pleased to welcome Rafe Royall as a new assistant professor and SDSU Extension Swine Specialist.

The new trait will increase the number of weaned piglets per weaning by half a piglet annually and will support higher and stable growth in the litter until weaning.

The University of Minnesota Swine Group has welcomed Dr. Igor Paploski as the newest member of its world-renowned faculty. He will expand research on epidemiology and biosecurity of PRRSv, PEDv and other diseases.

This year's edition of FERMA, an annual exhibition held in alternating locations in Poland, attracted some 200 exhibitors who presented a broad range of technical solutions for livestock production.

The company’s new pork welfare policy prohibits by 2030 the use of farrowing crates, sow stalls or gestation crates at any time. It also requires environmental enrichment materials and litter to be provided, prohibits tail docking, and prohibits surgical castration without the use of painkillers.