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Circularity/Upcycling

Study: Biochar from chestnut shells, vine prunings could benefit animal feed

A new study has found that biochar made from agricultural waste such as chestnut shells and vine prunings could help deliver beneficial compounds more effectively in animal feed, offering a promising alternative to antibiotics in livestock production.

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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.

ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum – from plant science to performance

Nor-Feed appoints Nicolas Tessier as its new general manager

He succeeds Olivier Clech, who will transition to a non-executive position on the company’s board of directors.

Regulatory Updates

Nebraska governor issues order to provide relief after wildfires

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen has issued an executive order to provide emergency relief after wildfires have affected livestock feed and supplies in the state.

Feed Strategy Podcast

How AI simulators elevate feed mill operator training [PODCAST]

Interview with Ranjit Maharajan, ANDRITZ's head of the Product Group Automation Solutions

Feed Strategy Podcasts episode featuring AI simulators for feed mill operator training with host Jackie Roembke and guest Ranjit Maharajan

Business & Markets

Saudi Industrial Investment Group, Unibio partner on world’s largest single-cell protein plant

The Saudi Industrial Investment Group and Unibio International PLC will build the world’s largest single-cell protein plant in Saudi Arabia in an 80-20 (SIIG-Unibio) joint venture to feed the world's growing population and improve food security.

Feed Ingredient Insights

How plant compounds support poultry health

Many of the same compounds that help plants cope with stress can also help birds manage the challenges of modern production.

Six amber glass bottles with fresh herbs and flowers including rosemary, lavender, and mint arranged on wooden surface

Animal Nutrition Views

Consistency is becoming a priority in commercial nutrition

In large-scale production, consistency quietly becomes one of the most valuable outcomes nutrition can provide.

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African Swine Fever

2.4 million pigs lost to ASF globally in past 4 years

Of the four world regions with cases of African swine fever (ASF) since 2022, Europe has recorded the highest losses of farmed pigs and wild boar.

Pigs in metal feeding pens inside a livestock barn facility

Pig Health & Disease

Wisconsin ag department waives PRRS, PEDv swine movement testing

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection has accepted the Wisconsin Pork Association’s request for a waiver of the state’s swine movement rule related to porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome (PRRS) and porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDv) testing and import requirements.

Consumer Trends

Understanding consumer microcultures can help food industry build trust

Food producers can gain the trust of consumers by establishing a values-based connection, according to Roxi Beck, director of consumer engagement for the Center for Food Integrity.

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Natac Group

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Madrid

Contraceptive vaccine cuts feral animal fertility

Researchers at Purdue University have developed a contraceptive vaccine that seeks to address animal overpopulation by markedly reducing fertility in feral swine, horses, deer and other animals.

Wild boar foraging on mossy ground near tree trunks in natural forest habitat

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