New proteins

A recent study has shown the potential for commercially-farmed insects to replace traditional animal feed ingredients, such as fishmeal. Photo: Nutrition Technologies

21-10-2021 | Article

Black Soldier Fly meal proves valuable in shrimp diets

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

20-10-2021 | Article

What are the protein feedstuffs of the future?

Pigs enjoying a meal consisting of BSF larvae at Wageningen University & Research. Photos: Wageningen Livestock Research

06-10-2021 | Article

Fly larvae can replace soybean meal in pigs

Farmer-led research has found that sprouting wheat and vetch seeds, grain tailings and processed beans have all been found to be good soya alternatives. Photo: Mark Pasveer

27-09-2021 | Article

Alternative home-grown protein sources for poultry

Photo: Canva

23-09-2021 | News

First scalable production of algae from carbon emissions

A woman in Nigeria peels cassava in preparation for processing. Photo: Adebayo O. T, IITA

06-09-2021 | News

Cassava peels: From waste to valuable livestock feed

The change in legislation allows PAPs from pigs to be used in poultry feed, and PAPs from poultry to be used in pig feed. Photo: Olinkykfoto

30-08-2021 | Article

Lifting ban on PAPs in feed welcomed by industry

The potential of lupins as a soy alternative

23-08-2021 | Article

The potential of lupins as a soy alternative

Single-cell proteins from growing yeast, bacteria or microalgae are being actively investigated as a protein feed. Photo: Shutterstock

02-08-2021 | Article

Top 5 soybean alternatives: 5. Single-cell protein

Wheat production crisis in Russia and Ukraine threatens 2025 global exports

09:00 | Partner

From ingredients to strategy: Rethinking antioxidant defence

UK’s largest feed supplier Vivergo faces shutdown