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11-03 | News

Vietnam: Feed industry is on the growth track

The investment will enable Beta Bugs, which was launched in 2017, to further accelerate its development into an international player in Black Soldier Fly genetics. Photo: Canva

10-03 | News

Insects firm Beta Bugs secures £2.1m investment to boost growth

Cows near a building damaged by shelling in Kramatorsk, Ukraine. Photo: AP Photo/Andriy Andriyenko

10-03 | Article

Ukraine outlines livestock growth plans amid uncertainty

Developments in the international wheat market are unfolding rapidly. Photo: Canva

07-03 | Analysis

Wheat price trends amid trade tensions

The scientists propose feeding invertebrates, including the marbled cockroach, the house cricket, the giant Achatina, and the Californian worm, with several vitamins, minerals, and valuable nutrients. Photo: Canva

06-03 | News

Enriched cockroaches and worms to boost feed bioavailability

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05-03 | News

Steps nutritionists can take to mitigate mycotoxin risks in animals

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05-03 | Analysis

Vitamin market: Mostly stable and quiet

Lysine HCl powder continues to show a weak tone in several regions. Photo: Canva

05-03 | Analysis

Amino acids markets: Lysine hcl and threonine continue to weaken in several regions

February feed update: What did you miss?

04-03 | News

February feed update: What did you miss?

Tariffs threaten not only the trade relationship between the EU and the US, according to senior specialist food & agriculture for RaboResearch, Barend Bekamp. Photo: Canva

03-03 | News

US tariffs on EU exports – a potential shakeup for food and agri sectors

Grasses belonging to the genus Pennisetum and whole crops such as sorghum are considered to be suitable feedstuffs for higher milk yield and milk fat content. Photo: Canva

03-03 | Article

Evaluating the potential of feedstuffs for dairy cattle in Southeast Asia

Mould growth in feed leads to mycotoxins and impact animal production. Photo: Canva

28-02 | Interview

Mycotoxins in dairy: Impact, mitigation and value of a effective strategy

The literature study by Wageningen Livestock Research shows that higher inclusion rates of certain circular products in pig feed are possible without negative effects on animal performance, health, or welfare. Photo: Bert Jansen

27-02 | Article

More use of circular raw materials possible in pig feed

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26-02 | Analysis

Vitamin markets: No price increase from recent vitamin B3 force majeure

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26-02 | Analysis

Amino acids markets: Weak threonine and lysine HCl prices in China and Europe