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Sustainability in Feed Production: Page 66
Dairy Cattle
Feed additive reduces methane emissions in ruminants
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) says 2 billion of the estimated 50 billion tons of greenhouse gases (GHG) emitted annually come from cattle. One company has created a feed additive that it says can reduce GHG emissions from cattle by 300 million tons per year.
Brand Insights
Rethinking calf nutrition: 5 reasons to embrace vegetable proteins in CMRs
Hamlet Protein
Discover how enzyme-treated soy protein like Hamlet Protein’s HP 100 offers a sustainable, cost-effective alternative to traditional milk proteins in CMRs.
Equipment
Agrible Agricultural Technology Platform
Agrible has launched its Agricultural Technology Platform, an improved website featuring upgraded technology and features designed to help growers and retailers with proactive decision-making both during and in between growing seasons.
Feed Production by Region
Animal feed to shrink Europe’s food waste mountain
Leading food and livestock feed industry organizations in the European Union have welcomed the publication of the latest guidelines from the European Commission on the use of food wastes in livestock feeds.
Dairy Cattle
Study leads to more accurate estimates of methane emissions
A study by an international consortium of researchers has found that revised methane emissions conversion factors for specific regions are expected to improve emission estimates in national inventories.
Sustainability in Feed Production
Kansas wheat greenhouse expansion unveiled
These new greenhouses will be the home to researchers from the Wheat Genetics Resource Center, Kansas State University’s Poland Lab for Wheat Genetics and Heartland Plant Innovations.
Dairy Cattle
Study: Feed supplement reduces GHG emissions from cows
Livestock emissions are a considerable contributor to greenhouse gas emissions however, until recently, there has been no commercial, scalable solution to reduce methane emissions from cows.
Feed Mill Management
Feed formulation software enhances efficiency, profits
New features increase optimization, improve regulatory compliance and sustainability
Feed Production by Region
Rabobank, UN Environment team to finance sustainable ag
Rabobank and UN Environment have created a new $1 billion facility to finance sustainable agriculture using a combination of public and private funding. Together they also invite other interested financial institutions to sign up and work actively with global food companies to put this into practice.
Antibiotic-free Production
FAO, EU partner to fight food waste, antimicrobial resistance
European Union (EU) Commissioner of Health and Food Safety Vytenis Andriukaitis and Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Director-General José Graziano da Silva agreed to ratchet up collaboration between the two organizations to address food waste, food safety, and antimicrobial resistance in supply chains.
Animal Feed Manufacturing
Is fishmeal production sustainable for the future?
Regular fishmeal (ranging from 60 to 70 percent crude protein) is produced by harvesting whole fish for the sole purpose of producing this protein-rich ingredient for feeding commercially raised animals.
Dairy Cattle
Study looks to reduce methane gas emissions in cattle
Seeking to mitigate the greenhouse gas contributions of Alberta, Canada’s agricultural sector, a University of Lethbridge-led study has been granted $1.1 million by the federal government’s Agricultural Greenhouse Gases Program.
Animal Feed for Thought
Precision dairy rationing tools improve milk production, profits
Beyond lower milk production, lower nutrient diets can also influence the cow’s reproductive performance and health.
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