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Animal Nutrition

Adisseo launches program focused on amino acid balancing in dairy nutrition

This partnership consists of a collaboration approach with feed mills through tailored support and communication strategies to strengthen farmer engagement and promote the proven advantages of amino acid-balanced nutrition.

Animal Nutrition Views

Where canola fits in modern dairy nutrition

Cows don’t benefit from more protein, but rather from better-balanced protein.

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What beef taught me about protein efficiency in dairy

When cows spend energy removing surplus protein, they lose potential for productive output.

Dairy Cattle

Microencapsulated B-vitamins help dairy cows produce more milk with fewer emissions

McGill-led study finds that, by making production more efficient, the feed additive also reduced, on average, the amount of land and water needed for dairy herds.

Regulatory Updates

DSM-Firmenich’s Hy-D authorized in EU for aquaculture and all animal species

Hy-D has been authorized in the EU for pigs, poultry and ruminants since 2024.

Feed Ingredients

Rethinking rations: unlock dairy efficiency with ingredient flexibility

Consider canola meal to improve feed efficiency and optimize milk production.

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.

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The most common bypass proteins

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

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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.

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Understanding bypass protein: when it matters and who benefits most

Also called rumen-undegradable protein, or RUP, bypass protein is the fraction of dietary protein that escapes microbial breakdown in the rumen and reaches the small intestine intact.

Animal Nutrition

Formulating protein for ruminants with INRA models

The 2007 version of the French National Institute for Agricultural Research (INRA) system and the INRA 2018 revision reflect different approaches to knowledge, prediction and application.

Feed Ingredient Insights

Pectin a valuable tool to optimize performance in ruminant nutrition

By providing stable energy release, enhancing milk fat synthesis and supporting rumen health, pectin is an often overlooked but valuable tool for optimizing dairy performance and animal well-being.

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