Animal Nutrition

Aquaculture

Salmon don't retain PFAS 'forever chemicals' like other animals, study finds

Although marine ingredients frequently contain “forever chemicals," salmon do not readily absorb PFAS from their feed.

Feed Ingredient Insights

Choline chloride quality begins with the carrier

Choline chloride is nutritionally important in poultry feeds, but concentration, carrier quality, storage behavior and dosing accuracy determine how much reaches the bird.

Animal Nutrition Views

When least-cost feed becomes highest-cost production

Reducing feed cost per ton creates little value when the resulting diet increases feed conversion, growing time, flock variation or processing losses.

Aquaculture

Texas aquaculture not slowed by summer drought

Heat, dry temperature challenged operations, but production remained normal.

Poultry

Postbiotic-essential oil blend could aid broiler gut health

Peer-reviewed study found the combination supported improved gut health and performance in broilers.

Feed Ingredients

Unlocking hidden compounds in soybean meal can maximize value

Tom D’Alfonso, worldwide animal nutrition focus area director for the U.S. Soybean Export Council, explains the value of accessing beneficial compounds in soybean meal for pig producers looking to maximize efficiency in their operations.

Aquaculture

USDA grant to support processing of invasive wild-caught catfish

USDA Rural Development is making $6 million available through the Meat and Poultry Processing Expansion Program (MPPEP).

Poultry

Diego Martinez joins Texas A&M Department of Poultry Science

Diego A. Martinez, Ph.D., joined the Texas A&M Department of Poultry Science in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences as an assistant professor of poultry nutrition on August 1.

Sustainability in Feed Production

BioMar completes its ASC certification pipeline with BioMar Greece

With this latest certification, all BioMar feed production facilities where the ASC Feed Certification program is available are now certified.

Animal Nutrition Views

Who owns nutrition performance across an integrated poultry company?

When nutrition, procurement, feed manufacturing, live production and processing optimize separate targets, nobody remains accountable for the final biological and financial result.

Animal Feed Additives & Ingredients

Consistent broiler performance through stronger immunity [VIDEO]

Dr. Raquel Conrad Burin with Zinpro explains why trace mineral nutrition — and zinc amino acid complex specifically — plays a growing role in supporting poultry immune function as genetic selection, antibiotic reduction and disease pressure reshape production priorities.

Poultry

Updating nutrition models to support long-laying hens

Nourishing hens to produce for 100-plus weeks calls for a precision strategy.

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