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Feed Mill of the Future

Are phages ready to emerge from their 'disillusionment' phase?

Funding gaps may have quieted headlines about phages, but industry experts say the work has continued behind the scenes and has yielded promising results.

Circularity/Upcycling

Food waste-to-feed's potential hindered by logistical hurdles

While the feed industry can utilize byproducts of the human food industry, the supply chains connecting sources of food loss and waste with end users are poorly developed.

Business & Markets

2025 World's Top Feed Companies: 146 global feed manufacturers hit or exceed 1 million metric tons

Annual report highlights companies manufacturing the highest volumes of complete feed in 2024.

African Swine Fever

Estonia declares end to ASF emergency phase

As the highest alert level for African swine fever is stepped down in Estonia, new cases in domestic pigs have been confirmed in four other European states, and there are further outbreaks in India.

Animal Feed Manufacturers

Improved profit reported by 2Agriculture

Latest fiscal results from Great Britain feed company record higher margins in 2024, despite a dip in overall revenue compared with the previous year.

African Swine Fever

ASF outbreak on European farm leads to job losses

In the absence of declared support from the government, one Maag Agro farm in Estonia hit by ASF led to the company decision to severely cut its workforce.

African Swine Fever

ASF response plans require thorough cooperation

Industry and government officials stress the need for detailed planning and cross-sector collaboration to manage potential African swine fever outbreaks.

Business & Markets

ADM, Alltech launch new North American animal feed joint venture

ADM and Alltech have signed a definitive agreement to launch a North American animal feed joint venture, bringing together decades of experience and unparalleled capabilities to create new advantages for customers.

Livestock & Poultry Diseases

New case of New World screwworm less than 70 miles from US border

Case is potentially linked to animal movement from a region farther south with known NWS cases.

Animal Health & Veterinary

Veterinarian: US ‘absolutely failed’ at preventing H5N1 spread in cattle

Dr. Kay Russo, a veterinarian with RSM Consulting, recently spoke at the American Feed Industry Association’s Liquid Feed Symposium in Fort Worth, Texas.

African Swine Fever

ASF detected again at South Korean pig farm

As domestic pigs at a sixth farm in South Korea test positive for the African swine fever (ASF) virus, Vietnam records a recent spike in outbreaks, and cases are reported in India’s Punjab state.

African Swine Fever

ASF vaccine can't protect against all viral strains: research

But existing vaccines protect against a larger number of African swine fever virus strains than expected, researcher says.

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