New proteins

Marine microalgae provide an animal-like protein, coming from a plant, with a proven immunomodulatory effect. Photo: inalve
23-04 | Article

Marine microalgae in biofilm for sustainable animal feed

Photo: Koos Groenewold
15-04 | Article

Ÿnsect announces acquisition of Protifarm

Red seaweed: Asparagopsis contains the active compound bromoform, which inhibits the production of methane during the cows' digestion.
05-04 | Article

Red seaweed as a feed additive to stop methane production

The MoU aims to commercialise insect-based protein as a sustainable alternative food source for both animals and humans. Photo: Koos Groenewold
22-03 | News

CP Foods and Thai univ partner to develop insect proteins

Photo: Madlen
15-03 | Article

Not all seaweed is suitable as a methane inhibitor

Macadamia nut cake is high in fibre, fat residue, and gross energy, moderate to high in protein, and reasonably high apparent metabolisable energy content. Photo: Rajesh Jha
08-03 | Article

Macadamia nut cake as an alternative protein for broilers

Photo: Roel Dijkstra
02-03 | Article

The path to a half million metric tons of insect protein

Hemp products have value as ingredients in human and animal food markets. Photo: Jcomp
25-02 | Article

US: First application for hemp as feed for poultry

Photo: Ronald Hissink
22-02 | Article

Seaweed in feed has no effect (yet) on methane production

Mulberry trees are fast-growing deciduous plants widely cultivated in many parts of the world. Photo: Alongkorn Tengsamut/ Pixabay
15-02 | Article

Mulberry leaf powder as new feed protein for finishing pigs




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