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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.

Brand Insights

AO-Biotics: Advancing Animal Nutrition with Prebiotics and Postbiotics

BioZyme Inc.

Explore how BioZyme’s research-backed AO-Biotics® prebiotic and postbiotic ingredients, including Amaferm®, support digestive health, feed efficiency and performance.

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.

Animal Nutrition

7 ways to prevent acidosis, bloating in dairy cows

One of the most persistent concerns in the minds of all dairy farmers is the issue of acidosis and bloating.

Dairy Cattle

Pat Kahle joins D&D ingredient team

D&D Ingredient Distributors, Inc. recently welcomed Pat Kahle, who has joined the company as Sales Manager.

Dairy Cattle

Country Junction Feeds adds premix capacity with acquisition

A new chapter in the story of Cowlick Minerals Ltd. is set to unfold after the purchase of the long-standing vitamin/mineral premix plant by Country Junction Feeds.

Animal Nutrition

11 forage alternatives for Midwest US livestock producers

Livestock producers in the Midwestern United States are facing a shortage of hay and grass this summer, which means they need to consider forage alternatives.

Animal Feed Manufacturing

FDA approves first generic monensin for use in cattle and goats

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Monovet 90, the first generic monensin for use in cattle and goats for certain indications. While monensin is safe for cattle and goats when fed as directed, it is toxic and potentially lethal to horses at these levels, and overdoses in cattle, goats and other animals have occurred.

Feed Production by Region

Adam Lock receives AFIA-ADSA Nutrition Research Award

The American Feed Industry Association congratulates Adam Lock, Ph.D., of Michigan State University (MSU), for receiving the 2019 AFIA-American Dairy Science Association (ADSA) Nutrition Research Award. Ryan Ordway, of Balchem Corporation, presented the award to Lock on behalf of AFIA on June 24 as part of ASDA's annual meeting in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Animal Nutrition

Modern dairy cows deserve modern vitamin nutrition

Modern dairy production practices require a more intense approach to daily nutrition for animals that are often kept indoors producing milk yields that can reach 50 liters per day.

Dairy Cattle

Nutritional factors that influence milk quality, composition

Good nutritional management plays a critical role in milk quality and composition.

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