Expert Insights
Top Feed Companies
Feed Mill of the Future
Resources
Magazine
More
Sign In
Animal Nutrition
Feed Manufacturing
Animal Health & Veterinary
Sustainability
Feed Additives & Ingredients
Feed Regulations & Safety
Home
Top Story: Page 34
Business & Markets
Rabobank: Global pork production to slow in 2024
Disease, negative profit margins, oversupply and weak demand are contributing to destocking, while productivity is expected to improve in 2024 and consumption remains resilient.
Brand Insights
ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum – from plant science to performance
ADM Animal Nutrition
ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum helps improve energy efficiency in dairy cows, supporting milk production and resource-efficient dairy nutrition.
Animal Feed Additives & Ingredients
Corn prices dip further on slow demand, surplus crop
Surplus corn supplies could impact acreage in Brazil and eventually in the U.S., economist says.
Poultry
Poultry feed 2024: Anticipate 6 key opportunities, challenges
Navigating the 'structural' shifts in poultry and feed production invites innovation and preparation for the future.
African Swine Fever
European-led collaboration on ASF vaccine development
In Europe, the first meeting was held recently of an international consortium working on an innovative vaccine approach.
Feed Strategy Podcast
What does Proposition 12 mean for the pork industry? [Podcast]
Amaru Sanchez, an associate at law firm Wiley Rein LLP, discusses California’s Proposition 12, which went into full effect in January.
Regulatory Updates
FDA to withdraw rule that delayed feed additive approvals
Industry groups commend the move, but say legislation is still needed to provide the Food and Drug Administration with the tools it needs to codify a regulatory pathway and support.
Feed Strategy Video Chat
How organic trace minerals support sustainable poultry nutrition [VIDEO]
ADM Animal Nutrition's Mieke Zoon takes an alternative look at harnessing the potential of organic trace mineral supplementation.
African Swine Fever
First ASF case detected in another Italian province
For the first time, a wild boar in the Italian province of Parma has tested positive for the African swine fever (ASF) virus. Meanwhile, two farms are among the latest premises to be affected by outbreaks of the disease in Romania.
Feed Manufacturing Technology
How can AI streamline your feed mill operations?
BinSentry CEO Ben Allen explains how data can be used to increase margins for feed mills and improve animal health outcomes.
International Trade
European Commission investigates Norwegian salmon sector
6 companies are under investigation for anti-competitive behavior in the European market for Atlantic salmon.
Business & Markets
China aims to further lower soybean meal use, reduce hog capacity
Officials say the level of protein in China’s animal feed is ‘more than sufficient.’
African Swine Fever
ASF hits more pig farms in Hong Kong, South Korea
Further outbreaks of African swine fever (ASF) in Hong Kong have increased the number of affected farms in the territory to 10, while South Korea has recorded its first cases in domestic pigs for 3 months.
Previous Page
Page 34 of 44
Next Page
