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Project AnaPro, which launches in September at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, aims to further develop the anaerobic cultivation method and explore whether hydrogen and CO2 can be used instead of organic energy sources. Photo: Norwegian University of Life Sciences
14-06 | Article

Biofabrication: Using bacteria to produce animal feed

The Brazilian government attempts to calm down the livestock sector, which has been asking for tax cuts on grain imports. Photo: Peter Roek
14-06 | Article

Brazilian livestock sector fears grain shortage

EU and UK 2020 compound feed production remains stable
09-06 | Analysis

EU and UK 2020 compound feed production remains stable

Photo: Canva
07-06 | Article

Iran’s feed production capacity only 25% – record low

Supported by a growing demand for corn as feed, some 95% of corn produced in the country is used in the country’s feed industry. Photo: Loren King
28-05 | Article

Case study: Feed industry fuels Bangladesh corn production

Rostaom has 36 nuclear power plant units, at different stages of development, in 12 countries, excluding Russia. Photo: Rosatom
20-05 | Article

Russia mulls plans to use radiation on agricultural products

Australia’s MY 2021/22 wheat production forecast is still 11% higher than the previous 10-year average of wheat production in the country. Photo: aleksandarlittlewolf
14-05 | Analysis

Case study: Livestock feed demand in Australia declines

It is expected that over 60% of global seafood production for human consumption will be farmed by 2030. Photo: Shutterstock
10-05 | Article

The aquafeed market: Growth, trends and future outlook

Feed manufacturers in China have been switching to cheaper alternatives for poultry feed. Photo: Brett Jordan
03-05 | Article

China reshapes poultry feed formulations

Some of the microplastics present in the environment come from decomposition of larger pieces of plastic waste. Photo: ANP
26-04 | Article

Microplastics in fishmeal: A growing concern

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