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Huvepharma, ADM partner to offer ruminant feed additives

Through this partnership, three ADM feed additives will be made available immediately to the ruminant product line of Huvepharma’s growing list of livestock solutions.

Business & Markets

Rabobank: Global pork markets see easing costs, resilient demand

A better cost environment and resilient demand are supporting the outlook for global pork markets, but risks remain, according to the new quarterly pork report from RaboResearch.

Animal Feed Manufacturing

Nutreco opens first cell feed production facility

The facility in Boxmeer, The Netherlands, produces the first cell feed product developed specifically for the cell-cultured meat industry.

Feed Ingredients

Kenya takes action to control future feed costs

Feed prices may come down in the future if Kenya can raise its level of self-sufficiency in raw materials for livestock feeds. Officials are highlighting several solutions.

Regulatory Updates

Rumin8 achieves first regulatory approval in New Zealand

Australian climate technology company Rumin8 has passed an important milestone in bringing its methane-reducing feed additives to the market.

Feed Strategy Podcast

Poultry, feed production outlook in the second half of 2024 [PODCAST]

Rabobank's senior protein analyst Nan-Dirk Mulder joins the pod to review highlights of RaboResearch's Q2 poultry report.

Fs Podcast Nan Dirk Mulder

Business & Markets

Neogen to further expand campus in Lansing, Michigan

Neogen Corp. is planning to invest an additional US$38 million in the expansion of its facilities in Lansing, Michigan, according to a report.

Building Construction

Huon Aquaculture invests $110M to boost land-based production

Huon Aquaculture is preparing to invest $110 million to expand its existing freshwater Atlantic salmon nursery, building a new recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) at its Whale Point site in Port Huon, Tasmania, Australia.

Salmon Swimming

Soybeans post biggest price decline in 20 years

In spite of robust demand, a glut of soybeans has seen prices fall below production costs in some parts of the U.S., the U.S. Soybean Export Council's regional director says.

Soybeans Dollars

Judge upholds Massachusetts’ Question 3 animal welfare law

A federal judge has ruled the Massachusetts’ animal welfare law, known as Question 3, is not pre-empted by the Federal Meat Inspection Act and allowed the law to stand in a defeat for pork producers.

Gavel Legal Book Open

Animal Feed Manufacturing

Rwanda's latest feed mill set to ease national feed crisis

Officially inaugurated last week, the latest feed mill in Rwanda aims to alleviate long-term feed shortages in the East African state.

Business & Markets

Canada funds research to boost grain and oilseed

This funding aims to improve agronomic practices, enhancing soil health, adapting to climate change and increasing yield potential.

Plant Growing From Money

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