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Animal Feed Regulations & Safety

Climate change and animal feed: mycotoxin risk mitigation

Learn how climate change is impacting crop and animal producers and how the animal feed industry is mitigating the effects of mycotoxins and their risks.

Brand Insights

Unlock the Power of Soybean Meal in Swine Production

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Elevate performance, protect ROI, and beat seasonal challenges with research-backed strategies and real-world insights. 

Feed Production by Region

Grass improves Kenyan milk production sustainability

In a recent study, key to the achievement of higher milk yields and lower greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in Kenya was to feed cows on native grass.

Animal Health & Veterinary

Animal Health Ireland marks its first decade

Among the topics covered by speakers at the recent Animal Health Ireland (AHI) conference in Dublin were antimicrobial resistance (AMR), the changing role of the veterinarian, and the link between farmer and animal health.

Feed Additives

Tips for maximizing forage in ruminant rations

Learn about the ways forage is being utilized in ruminant diets for improved productivity and profitability.

Animal Nutrition

How to replace corn with wheat in modern animal diets

Learn about different aspects of wheat's non-nutritive characteristics as they pertain to each major class of farm animals, mainly poultry, swine and cattle.

Animal Feed for Thought

How dairy feed additives can address top challenges

Learn how dairy feed nutritionists and dairy producers are utilizing feed additives to tackle some of the dairy industry's greatest challenges.

African Swine Fever

Consumers, trade, weather sway dairy feed volumes

The global dairy and dairy feed sectors faced several challenges in 2019, but analysts and feed industry stakeholders are optimistic about 2020.

Feed Additives

DSM to trial methane inhibitor in Dutch dairy cow diets

A new feeding trial will further evaluate DSM's methane inhibitor feed additive in dairy cow diets.

Animal Feed Regulations & Safety

Toxic ergot risk elevated in grains in North Dakota

Experts at North Dakota State University (NDSU) are warning of an increase in toxic ergot contamination in livestock feed throughout the state.

Animal Nutrition

University of Idaho to study dairy feed with robots, data

A new University of Idaho dairy research facility will investigate economics and the environmental impact of dairy cows while conducting dairy nutrition research as part of a $45 million initiative.

Dairy Cattle

Dairy producers in central Kenya see output growth

There are causes for optimism in the dairy industry in one region of Kenya, but milk producers and processors elsewhere face a number of challenges ranging from cheap imports to poor quality feeds and increasing environmental legislation.

Dairy Cattle

Drought leaves Canada livestock producers short on feed

Livestock farmers in Canada are looking for sources of feed for their animals as dry conditions continue to deplete resources.

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