Feed Ingredients

Animal Nutrition Views

Crude protein in poultry: the myth we still haven’t killed

Today’s tools make it easier than ever to move past crude numbers and feed for digestible amino acid balance instead of total nitrogen.

Commodities

As USDA gets back on track, corn and soybean prices set to tick upward

Although U.S. production numbers are not yet up to date, strong global demand continues to erode corn and soybean supplies.

Animal Nutrition Views

Combining fast and slow proteins for balanced rumen nitrogen flow

Blending fast and slow proteins so nitrogen and energy meet exactly when the microbes need them is where the real performance gain hides.

Aquaculture

Skretting Vietnam, Entobel partner to produce insect protein meal for shrimp

The partnership’s dual objectives are to increase feed formulation flexibility — reducing reliance on marine ingredients — while also providing shrimp farmers in Vietnam and other markets with a low carbon footprint and responsibly produced product line.

Feed Ingredient Insights

Linseed in piglet nutrition: a gentle start with omega power

For piglets, a touch of linseed can mean smoother digestion, calmer weaning and healthier growth.

Animal Nutrition Views

The most common bypass proteins

There’s no magic bypass protein — only the one that fits your herd, your ration and your quality control.

Animal Feed Additives & Ingredients

Grupo Bachoco to buy more than 700,000 tons of Mexico-sourced grains annually

The company said it will purchase more than 700,000 tons of domestically sourced grains annually from states such as Sinaloa, Tamaulipas, Chihuahua and the Bajío region for its production chain.

Alternative Protein

Could mushroom stems offer a low-cost soybean alternative?

Initial feeding trials suggest good results in layers, but limited benefits for broilers.

Animal Nutrition Views

Bypass protein is not 100% digestible, and sometimes not even useful

Bypass only means it escapes degradation in the rumen, not that it will be fully digested and absorbed later.

Feed Ingredients

New report exposes vulnerabilities in US feed supply chain

AFIA calls for action with the U.S. relying on China for 78% of vitamin imports essential to animal feed, and the trend is accelerating.

Feed Ingredients

US shutdown deal bans some hemp products, but spares feed

Language included in the deal to reopen the U.S. government bans hemp products that contain cannabinoids, but makes exceptions for approved feed ingredients.

Aquaculture

Rabobank projects fishmeal shortage by 2028

Multifaceted, collaborative approach needed to bring more alternatives to scale, analyst says.

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