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Feed Ingredient Insights

Are silage inoculants worth the cost?

With rising feed costs, it’s important to ask if they are always necessary, or are we adding expense without measurable benefit?

Animal Nutrition Views

The future of sustainable soy sourcing initiatives in Europe

The question now is not whether we need sustainable soy, but how we define it, secure it and use it without compromising competitiveness.

Business & Markets

Brazilian pig meat exports continue to grow

Brazil reports a 16% year-on-year expansion in global exports of pork products for the first three months of 2025.

Business & Markets

Bill that takes aim at Proposition 12 introduced in US Senate

The Food Security and Farm Protection Act, co-sponsored by Republican Sens. Chuck Grassley (Iowa), Joni Ernst (Iowa) and Roger Marshall (Kansas), would prohibit any state or local government from interfering with commerce and agricultural practices in another state outside their jurisdiction.

Company News

Neogen CEO to depart, board forms successor search committee

Neogen Corp. CEO and President John Adent will step down after eight years with the company. He will continue to serve in his existing roles until a successor is found, the company said.

Business & Markets

Key USDA leadership positions still vacant

While Brooke Rollins has been confirmed as the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, the deputy secretary and under secretary positions have not been filled.

Business & Markets

Feed vitamins market expected to stabilize in 2025

Long-term vitamin demand usually follows demand for compound feed, which is rising as global animal protein consumption rises.

Obituaries

Kemin mourns loss of co-founder R.W. Nelson

Kemin Industries

Remembered as a pioneering business leader, dedicated family man and global philanthropist whose legacy spans more than six decades of innovation and service, Nelson passed away on April 7 at 98.

Animal Nutrition Views

Impact of disease outbreaks on global feed trade

When a major livestock disease strikes, governments react quickly by imposing export bans on live animals and animal products, as well as on feed ingredients derived from these sources.

International Trade

Some agriculture inputs exempt from tariffs

Some agriculture inputs will be exempt from the 10% across-the-board and higher reciprocal tariffs announced by U.S. President Donald Trump last week.

Poultry

2025 Poultry Nutrition & Feed Survey: HPAI losses strengthen biosecurity, feed safety

Annual global survey highlights how producers and nutritionists remain profitable through adaptability.

Business & Markets

Low feed costs, high demand boost broiler growth in 2024

Continuing domestic protein supply growth shows promise for another strong year in 2025.

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