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FDA approves drug that lowers beef cattle ammonia emissions

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a drug for beef cattle that lowers the ammonia gas released as a byproduct of the animals’ waste. This is the first time the FDA has approved a drug that reduces gas emissions from an animal or its waste.

Brand Insights

Optimized phytase dosing: unlocking more value from feed phytate

IFF Animal Nutrition & Health

Learn how optimized phytase dosing with Axtra® PHY GOLD can improve nutrient release, reduce feed costs and maximize feed phytate value in poultry and swine diets.

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44 acquisitions in pet food industry as of October 2018

Several involved vertical integration as pet food companies or suppliers purchased other businesses involved in the supply chain.

Feed Additives

Nor-Feed, SONAS launch joint laboratory to study feed additives

Nor-Feed, a company that specializes in the development, production and sales of plant-based feed additives and the SONAS, a research unit of the Angers University, have teamed up to create a joint lab called FeedInTech.

Dairy Cattle

Feeding seaweed may reduce cattle emissions

UC Davis researchers have found success in reducing dairy cattle emissions.

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Feeding seaweed may reduce cattle emissions

UC Davis researchers have found success in reducing dairy cattle emissions.

Swine

Reduced crude protein in pig diets cut nitrogen emissions

Reducing dietary crude protein (CP) levels in finisher pig diets by 1 percent results in an 8 to 10 percent reduction in nitrogen excretion; however, it’s not the protein itself, but the amount, proportion and digestibility and availability of amino acids, which influence performance.

Dairy Cattle

Feeding essential oils to ruminants: research, analysis

Current research suggests varied effects on the use of essential oils in ruminant diets.

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Reduced crude protein in pig diets cut nitrogen emissions

Reducing dietary crude protein (CP) levels in finisher pig diets by 1 percent results in an 8 to 10 percent reduction in nitrogen excretion; however, it’s not the protein itself, but the amount, proportion and digestibility and availability of amino acids, which influence performance.

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Feeding essential oils to ruminants: research, analysis

Current research suggests varied effects on the use of essential oils in ruminant diets.

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How the egg sector supports Sustainable Development Goals

Egg producers around the world are playing an important role in achieving the UN Sustainable Developments Goals, from slowing climate change to alleviating poverty.

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Sustainability concerns raised over Asia’s livestock sector

New sustainability reports questions long term business model for a number of Asian and other companies, operating in the chicken, egg and other animal protein spheres.

Dairy Cattle

Microbial diversity promotes healthy rumen function

Examination of microbial ecosystem in rumen may help improve cow performance and reduce methane emissions.

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