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Study results demonstrate that the supplementation of live yeast increases dry matter intake and lactation performance in mid-lactation high-yielding dairy cows. Photo: Peter Roek
30-08 | Article

How live yeast benefits dairy cow performance

Scientists investigated the effects of dietary crude protein (CP) and lysine levels on growth performance, slaughter performance, meat quality, and myofiber characteristics of slow-growing chicken. Photo: Canva
30-08 | News

Impact of dietary crude protein and lysine levels on slow-growing birds

Despite the tense situation, the market has calmed down a bit and some forward cover has been taken. Phoro: Canva
28-08 | Analysis

Vitamin markets: Ongoing market volatility for vitamin A and E

Buyers are focusing more on the future container freight development, as that may have a larger impact on the final price. Photo: Canva
28-08 | Analysis

Amino acids markets:  Buyers keep eye on container freight development

Tina Sejersgård Fanø joined Novo Nordisk and Novozymes in 1993 after graduating in biochemistry from the Technical University of Denmark. Before joining the executive management team in 2016, she was Vice President of Business Operations, Europe, Middle East and Africa.
26-08 | Interview

5Q’s: Novonesis – as 2 becomes 1 over 100 years of experience comes together

In ovo feeding technology provides a new scope for perinatal nutrition, thus optimising poultry health, immunity, and performance. Photo: Bart Nijs
23-08 | Article

In ovo feeding of bioactive compounds

Similar to several other neighbouring countries, Kenya is grappling with a major humanitarian crisis, as the region endured 5 consecutive seasons of drought from 2020 to 2023. Photo: Canva
22-08 | News

Kenya extends duty waiver on feedstuff imports

Since the incident at a Western vitamin manufacturer in Germany a few weeks ago, the market for vitamin E and A has been very volatile and prices have gone up significantly. Photo: Canva
21-08 | Analysis

Vitamin markets: Extremely volatile, especially vitamin A and E

Saccharomyces cerevisiae appears to be a promising feed additive to improve ruminants’ health, performance and welfare. Photo: Mark Pasveer
19-08 | Article

Yeast in ruminant diets: The benefits of Saccharomyces cerevisiae

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