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Southwest Pork Chops. (Photo courtesy of Shutterstock/Family Features.)
finance, Livestock, Swine

United States hog inventory up 1%

U.S. Department of Agriculture reports slight increase in quarterly swine inventory in report filed Dec. 23. Read More

A small piglet in the farm. Swine in a stall. Shallow depth of field portrait of young pig in the farm.
Central Region, Kansas, Regional Roundup, research, Swine

K-State researchers eye how to detect ASF on surfaces

A small piglet in the farm. Swine in a stall. Shallow depth of field portrait of young pig in the farm.
Livestock, Swine

Plan now to mitigate insect problems next summer



Kansas State University livestock judging team won national champion honors at the 2024 North American International Livestock Exposition Judging Contest in Louisville, Kentucky. (Courtesy photo.)

K-State livestock team claims national title

K-State swine nutritionist Jason Woodworth says more than 10,000 pigs from commercial swine units in Minnesota and Ohio were used in recent research trials, noting that industry partners are integral to research happening at the university. (Photo: K-State Research and Extension)

K-State researchers to outline diet formulation research at Swine Day

Emergency winter weather livestock care important as Colorado storm continues

Sow with piglets (Photo: Kansas State University Extension)

Surging sow production prompts change and research

  • By Jacob Klaudt │ K-State Research and Extension news service
Naturally colored eggs are the result of hybrid crosses of birds. (Laura McKenzie/Texas A&M AgriLife)

USDA forecasts slight dip in poultry production

Pork producers, veterinarians protected from antimicrobial mandate

A small piglet in the farm. Swine in a stall. Shallow depth of field portrait of young pig in the farm.

United States hog inventory up slightly

Crated animals await loading at Lambert International Airport’s livestock export facility (Photo courtesy of St. Louis Lambert International Airport.)

Livestock export facility grows at St. Louis airport