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Animal Nutrition Views

Broiler nutrition masterclass: a book review

Rick Kleyn, a well-known poultry nutrition consultant, and author of “Chicken Nutrition” recently co-authored a new book with Peter Chrystal (another commercial nutritionist) titled “Broiler Nutrition Masterclass.”

Indoor Chicken Farm, Chicken Feeding, Broiler Chicken Feeding

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Decade of change ahead for Europe’s feed sector

As a result of forecast changes in livestock and poultry production in the 27 countries of the EU over the coming decade, overall demand for animal feeds in the region is expected to decline by around 0.5%.

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Feed Production by Region

South Korea ramps up ASF control measures

To help prevent wild boar transmitting African swine fever to domestic pigs in South Korea, authorities have announced plans to extend existing fences.

Wild Boar Or Sus Scrofa, Also Known As The Wild Swine, Eurasian

Animal Feed Manufacturing

Researchers explore physical performance of novel feed

Researchers test performance and formulas for use of novel ingredients in animal feed, exploring whether their inclusion is practical.

5 trends shaping the global animal feed industry in 2021

Learn how five macro issues and trends will influence global animal feed volumes in 2021 and set the course for the industry over the next five years.

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ADM to end production of dry lysine in early 2021

ADM will end production of dry lysine in the first half of 2021, and will shift its focus solely to customer needs for liquid and encapsulated lysine products.

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IDEAL Animal Nutrition announces team expansion

IDEAL Animal Nutrition expands its team by hiring Jessica Jasper.

FDA approves intentional genomic alteration in pigs

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved an intentional genomic alteration line of domestic pigs which may be used as food or for human therapeutics.

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Feed Production by Region

Climate action plan for Ireland’s feed industry

In the Republic of Ireland, a "roadmap" has been published to help all agrifood stakeholders reduce environmental effects of agriculture.

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Vietnam, Philippines key export opportunities for US pork

The U.S. pork industry has opportunities to expand exports into Vietnam and the Philippines, according to new research.

African Swine Fever

ASF cases in European wild boar pass major milestone

As the number of confirmed cases of African swine fever among European wild boar breaks through the significant milestone of 10,000, just one country has reported new cases in domestic pigs.

CBS America and SDSU announce collaboration

CBS America and SDSU announce swine research collaboration

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