MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas State University swine researchers are reporting positive results on three processes that aim to lessen the risk of a foreign animal disease entering the United States in plant-based feed or feed ingredients.
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Methods could protect feed from foreign animal disease
Grain is loaded to a vessel at a U.S. port. Kansas State University researchers are studying processes proven to be effective at reducing the risk of foreign animal disease in feed and feed ingredients.
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