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Poultry, egg, feed leaders: What does sustainability mean?

Industry leaders reveal sustainability isn't what you think it means.

Animal Nutrition Views

The hidden cost of an overcomplicated feed additive portfolio

Poultry companies regularly evaluate new additives, but rarely review whether the products accumulated over time still create measurable value together.

Feed Ingredient Insights

Choline chloride quality begins with the carrier

Choline chloride is nutritionally important in poultry feeds, but concentration, carrier quality, storage behavior and dosing accuracy determine how much reaches the bird.

Feed Additives

Why good feed additives still fail in the feed mill

Heat, mixing, storage and processing conditions can undermine feed additive performance long before it reaches the animal.

Feed Ingredient Insights

When does an emulsifier pay in a broiler diet?

Emulsifiers may improve fat use in some broiler diets, but fat source, bird age and matrix strategy determine whether a biological response becomes a commercial return.

Animal Feed Additives & Ingredients

Study: Presence of peroxides, aldehydes predict oils' performance in feed

But pigs are more sensitive than poultry to the growth-slowing effects of lipid oxidation, USDA researcher says.

Animal Nutrition Views

Can poultry companies manufacture parts-per-million nutrition?

The smallest ingredients in the formula can expose the largest gap between nutritional investment and manufacturing control.

Beef Cattle

Rumin8 on track to enter commercial markets in 2027

After five years of testing and development, the company says its flagship product can markedly reduce enteric methane emissions—and consistently boost feed efficiency.

Carbon Emissions Reduction

Rumin8: New compound provides more methane reducing options for producers

A new compound to reduce methane emissions from cattle has been developed and tested by Rumin8, using a novel “prodrug” approach – which is inactive when consumed – but only becomes active after it is ingested by ruminants.

Feed Additives

Evonik completes backward integration of its global MetAMINO production network

The optimized production setup in Mobile reduces the carbon footprint of DL-methionine by approximately 7%.

Animal Nutrition Views

Starting broiler chicks for a 35-day market

In a short cycle, the first seven days represent a large part of the bird’s life, and performance lost during that period is rarely recovered completely.

Carbon Emissions Reduction

Study: Carbon footprint of feed partially offsets benefits of grazing

Although increased grazing can reduce carbon emissions in some circumstances, new research says the benefits are less certain when supplemental feed enters the mix.

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