Professor Richard Ducatelle, head of the laboratory of veterinary pathology, at the University of Ghent, is speaking at FeedNavigator’s conference next year, Young Animal Nutrition Summit 2020. His talk will concentrate on starter diets for broilers,...
The Rodale Institute is establishing regional research and education centers in the American Midwest, South and West to expand research into regenerative organic farming methods, support producers transition to organic production and increase organic...
Adding yeast as a protein to salmon feeds may improve fish growth, production and feed intake even during the transition from freshwater to saltwater environments, researchers say.
The goal of a new feed formulation developed by BioMar, branded as Salvea, is to have a carnivorous fish ration with the lowest possible impact on wild ocean resources, while ensuring a high nutritional performance for fish growth, and keeping a lid on...
Dutch group, Nutreco, has acquired the South African premix company, Animal Nutrition and Health (ANH), from Kaonne Investments, for an undisclosed price.
Adding β-glucan to the diets of farmed trout may support weight gain, fish performance and feed efficiency while reducing symptoms of enteritis, say researchers.
Mountaire Farms was one of several US poultry companies with multiple feed mills, along with other production facilities, that earned awards of distinction for safety practices at the US National Safety Conference for the Poultry Industry.
UK company, Premier Nutrition, has launched a feed ingredients matrix, with global relevance, to help nutritionists formulate livestock rations more accurately.
Expanding the understanding of how long African Swine Fever survives in complete feed and feed ingredients and tracking the virus’ half-life may improve mitigation strategies, says KSU researcher.
Abandoning sub-therapeutic doses of antibiotic growth promoters (AGPs) makes no sense if replaced by therapeutic doses in medicated feed, says a Danish expert.
French agribusiness group, Avril, and farming cooperative, Terrena, will launch a new joint venture, Oleosyn Bio, next year to produce meal for use in organic animal production along with organic vegetable oil.
