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Feed Ingredients

Anti-viral feed ingredients

One of my best customers asked me last week if there is anything we can add to pig feeds to make sure exposed animals will not get infected by the PED virus. Obviously, this is someone in the U.S., where pig producers are looking into anything that can help, given no cure or vaccine is currently available.

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Antioxidative potential of phytogenics

Antioxidants are natural substances that can protect an animal organism from harmful influences by preventing oxidation reactions, termed as oxidative stress. The antioxidative properties of phytogenic feed additives may provide such benefits when included in feed.

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JBS United acquires JLM Enterprise assets

JBS United Inc. has acquired substantially all of the assets used by JLM Enterprise Inc. in the operation of its business in a deal that closed March 31.Based in Bancroft, Mich., JLM Enterprise is an industry leader in silage inoculants and feed additives for the dairy industry.

Zinpro Corporation realigns US sales team

Zinpro Corporation, aleader in trace mineral nutrition, recently realigned its U.S. sales team toform a single sales region. With this newly established structure, new rolesand responsibilities within the sales team have been announced.

Animal Feed Recalls

Purina Animal Nutrition recalls some poultry feeds

The Purina Animal Nutrition LLC feed plant in Portland, Ore., has initiated a limited recall of certain poultry feeds due to the potential for lower-than-expected vitamin and trace mineral levels. The products were distributed to retailers in Oregon and Washington.

Report: Feed antioxidants market to grow 5 percent annually

Analysts at Research and Markets forecast the global animal feed antioxidants market to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 5.07 percent over the period 2012-2016. The company reports its findings in its new "Global Animal Feed Antioxidants Market Report."

Distillers corn oil: An alternative energy source for swine producers

As producers move away from animal fats as a supplemental energy in their diets toward all-vegetable sources, they are weighing the advantages and disadvantages of utilizing alternative sources such as distiller’s corn oil (DCO). That move, however, comes with higher feed costs.

Global animal feed additives market to reach $20 billion by 2020

According to a new research report by Allied Market Research,titled “Animal Feed Additives Market (Product, Livestock, Geography) - Global IndustrySize, Analysis, Growth, Trends, Share, Opportunities and Forecast 2013 – 2020,”the global animal feed additives market was valued at $14.9 billion in 2013 andis estimated to reach $20 billion, registering a compound annual growth rate of4.2 percent during 2013 - 2020. The increase in global meat consumption has boosted the demandof animal feed and feed additives market.

AB Vista: Global feed enzyme market is $1B

According to recent analysis carried out by AB Vista, theglobal market for non-starch polysaccharide (NSP) and protease enzymes isconsiderably larger than previously recognized, at around US$550 million, andeven larger than the US$450 million phytase market. Overall market penetrationof NSP enzymes has increased markedly over the last few years, and is nowestimated at around 57% of global monogastric feed.

Seminar focuses on feed mill maintenance process

At the recent 2014 Feed Mill Management Seminar inNashville, Tenn., Phil Sisler, feed mill manager with Perdue Farms, discussedthe evolution of the maintenance process throughout the years, from reactivemaintenance to integrated maintenance, and implored managers to find out wheretheir mill facilities may fall in that process. On one end of the spectrum, heexplained, is a complete lack of a PM program and on the other end ispredictive maintenance, which is ideal.

Probiotics could reduce manure output in pigs

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) AgriculturalResearch Service (ARS) has conducted the first published investigation of theuse of bacteria as a probiotic to increase fiber fermentation rates and reducemanure output in pigs that consume high-fiber diets.ARS scientists fed the pigs in the study a typical diet or ahigh-fiber diet.

Feed binder market estimated to be worth $1,749.1 million by 2018

A new report from Markets and Markets predictsthe feed binder market will be worth $1,749.1 million by 2018.The report, "Feed Binder Market by Type, by Livestock & Geography - Trends & Forecast up to 2018,"defines and segments the feed binder market with analysis and projection of theglobal revenue of the feed binder market.

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