Feed Additives

Russian poultry farms use botulin, a phytobiotic derived from the bark of birch trees, instead of antibiotics. Photo: ANP
24-02 | Article

New antibiotic alternative on Russian poultry farms

Russian authorities plan to change the procedure for suspending and cancelling state registration of feed additives. Photo: Anne van der Woude
24-02 | Article

Russia to adopt new feed additives registration procedure

Dairy farmer Henk van der Veen from Surhuizum uses slow-release urea and Protispar from Speerstra Feed Ingredients. This is 30% cheaper than additional rapeseed. He notices a slight increase in the levels. Photo: Anne van der Woude
22-02 | Article

Influencing rumen microbes improves nitrogen efficiency

Pumpkin seed cake offers dairy farmers an alternative to soybean meal and improves the health of the herd. Photo: Free-Photos
19-02 | Article

By-product: Pumpkin seed cake can replace soybean meal in dairy cows

The by-product, whole date waste, is a valuable feed ingredient for ostriches. Photos: Simon Infanger (ostrich) and Azerbaijan Stockers (dates)
17-02 | Article

By-product: Date waste as feed ingredient for ostriches

Scientists measure methane emissions in special feeding troughs. Photo: Wageningen University & Research
15-02 | Article

New feed additive reduces dairy cows’ methane emissions

There is no denying that every young production animal goes through a period of fragility and immense change. Photo:Koos Groenwold
15-02 | Article

Young Animal Feed special: Reserve your space now!

Grow-finish pigs could benefit from a multi-enzyme complex as a dietary addition. Photo: Twan Wiermans
10-02 | Article

Carbohydrase and its impact on pig performance

Copper and zinc are 2 essential trace elements for pigs to thrive. How best to supply them in suitable levels to weaner pigs? Photo: Shutterstock
01-02 | Article

Using alternative sources for copper and zinc in pig feed

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