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Animal Health & Veterinary
Study to focus on cattle genetics, rumen cells, microbes to improve feed efficiency
University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture researchers are studying how efficiently cattle convert feed into energy.
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Animal Nutrition
AAFCO to host graduate student poster presentation contest
Graduate students nationwide are invited to submit their original research abstracts, posters or short essays for consideration.
Company News
Neogen names new chief legal and compliance officer, board secretary
Neogen Corp. has appointed Jennifer Evans Stacey as chief legal and compliance officer and board secretary.
Sustainability in Feed Production
Avril subsidiary MiXscience earns EcoVadis Gold Medal
EcoVadis is a globally recognized sustainability rating platform that evaluates companies across four key pillars.
Sustainability in Feed Production
Alltech Brazil awarded EcoVadis Gold Medal
EcoVadis is a globally recognized sustainability rating platform that evaluates companies across four key pillars.
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International Trade
Latvia extends ban on feed products from Russia, Belarus
The ban will remain in force until July 1, 2027. It had previously been in force from March 8, 2024, until July of this year.
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Circularity/Upcycling
Van Triest CirQlar and Tate & Lyle extend partnership in Germany
Van Triest CirQlar will now manage Tate & Lyle citrus pulp co-product distribution in Grossenbrode, Germany.
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Alternative Protein
Mississippi lawmakers ban sale of lab-grown dairy products
Mississippi has become the first state to ban the sale of lab-grown dairy products after legislators passed House Bill 1153 last week.
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Latest News
Feed mill seminar tackles data, maintenance, regulation
Industry experts gathered at the USPOULTRY 2026 Feed Mill Management Seminar in Nashville to share practical strategies for improving efficiency, safety and operational performance.
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Dairy Cattle
Calf-centric nutrition can shape calf health, support herd resilience, enhance productivity
Scientific insights shared in the white paper “From feeding to nurturing: The evolving science around calf feeding” reveal that metabolic programming during early life can support animal health and welfare, environmental sustainability, and long-term dairy performance.
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Antibiotic-free Production
New research aims to refine antibiotic use in beef and swine
The International Consortium for Antimicrobial Stewardship in Agriculture has awarded three grants totaling $2,928,257 to promote judicious antibiotic use in beef cattle and swine.
Sustainability in Feed Production
DairyKind, UC Davis CLEAR Center, Alltech create bilingual videos on cattle sustainability
DairyKind, the UC Davis CLEAR Center and Alltech have collaborated to develop a pair of educational videos focused on clarifying what sustainability means within the cattle industry.
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