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Despite its high ash content, starfish meal can replace fishmeal and thus maintain the growth performance of growing pigs and laying hens. Photo: ANP
09:00 | Article

What are the protein feedstuffs of the future?

Supporting cattle sustainability credentials. Photo: Hans Prinsen
04-10 | Article

Supporting cattle sustainability credentials

Plant-based feed ingredients are often contaminated with mycotoxins, causing health risks. Photo: Dreamstime
06-08 | Article

Mycotoxins in aquaculture: A mitigation approach in turbot

At 2000 FTU/kg, the enzyme overcame the negative impact of highly soluble Ca on the digestive performance of piglets. Photo: Jan Sibon Fotografie
14-07

Counteracting the anti-nutritional effects of calcium

Providing live black soldier fly larvae to piglets could ease the weaning transition. Photo: Shutterstock
12-07 | Article

Black soldier fly larvae as edible enrichment for piglets

Studies show that MCFA supplementation to young piglets resulted in longer villi in the small intestine with a lower crypt depth. Photo: Bert Jansen
09-07 | Article

MCFAs and their derivatives: New potential for gut wellness

Inclusion of copper in animal diets is common practice in the industry. Photo: Shutterstock
07-07 | Article

Copper: Nutrient, anti-nutrient and antibacterial for poultry

Gestating sows in hot conditions, on a farm near Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Photo: Vincent ter Beek
25-06 | Article

Heat stress is not only an environmental issue

Trace minerals and vitamins are essential nutrients that are required in adequate amounts for optimum health, reproductive efficiency and performance. Photo: Shutterstock
10-06 | Article

Trace mineral sources and their impact on vitamin stability

For broilers at one to two weeks of age, the main objective should be to reach a stable and diverse gut microbiome. Photo: Koos Groenewold
07-06 | Article

Making every broiler chick fit to survive

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