Indonesian palm oil for biodiesel often not sustainable The palm oil that the European Union imports from Indonesia to use as a feedstock for biodiesel is often not...
Sustainability key in April edition of All About Feed In the 3rd issue of All About Feed we delve into sustainability issues that face the animal feed industry. We...
Drop GHG emissions offset by yields increase Greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture are not projected to change significantly (-0.3%) between 2012 and...
Hogan outlines vision for EU farming EU Farm Commissioner Phil Hogan has identified 3 key areas he wants the new CAP post 2020 to focus on;...
3 options to feed the world sustainably It may be possible to feed the growing population sustainably, according to a new study. The authors propose a...
EU diet not so good for the environment Meat and dairy products are responsible for the lion’s share (75%) of greenhouse emissions from the EU diet, new...
The future of agriculture requires new thinking An ecocentric or a technocentric approach? What is the future for agriculture and which approach can feed the...
Microsoft: "Great potential for AI in agriculture" Making better decisions, being able to be more proactive and to see patterns that cannot be seen or figured out...
Feeding the world: Eat more maize We can feed the world if humans change their dietary choices. This will entail eating more maize for example.
Reserve your space in our Sustainable Livestock Special All About Feed is publishing a special edition on Sustainable Livestock Farming. This special magazine will be...
Support for changes in Antarctic krill harvesting Representatives from the seafood industry, including BioMar, and conservation groups have agreed to support the...
Microbial protein in feed: Better for the environment Protein-rich microbes, produced in large-scale industrial facilities, are likely to increasingly replace...
French GMO labelling law to hit feed producers The National Assembly in France has passed an amendment requiring that all “food placed on the market in France”...
Seaweed: The silver bullet to reduce methane? In a quest to reduce methane output from dairy cows, researchers in the US have put seaweed to the test. The...
Methane emission factors need revision Methane is a hot topic, but measurement of it is complex and expensive. And are we calculating it in the right...
Feed supplement drops methane by 58% Trial data from Copenhagen University in Denmark shows that a 58% methane reduction can be realized by using a...
A low-methane latte please In a world where coffee shops offer discounts for bringing your own cup, some countries are only a small step...
Earth as an apple I sometimes wonder how much we can take from the earth? Often, keynote speakers at international conferences...
A sustainable farm: Family owned or high-tech? Some people are still feeling nostalgic when it comes to farming. Their ideal picture is small scale farms,...
The environmental invasion: How much time do we have? I apologise for banging on about the environment. And I’ll get to the point of how it’s related to All About...
More than just one revolution I have heard it quite a lot recently; people in the agricultural industry who say that we are at the beginning...
Managing bacterial crowds The rumen contains around 20% of the bodyweight of a cow. The main digestion of the cow's feed takes place in...
Feed Compass aims for future-fit feed The Feed Compass project is exploring the impacts of the animal feed system – and the strategies to make it more...
Nutritional value of fish silage in pigs By-catch fish and fish waste like heads and offal are usually disposed of, resulting in pollution to the...
Future farm sustainability: Value or volume? More than 1,200 farmers and food and agribusiness industry stakeholders from around the world attended the...
The way fish diets have changed It’s a given that fish health and fish nutrition are linked. As are fish health and environmental conditions. As...
Agri innovation expo moves to the Netherlands The Global Forum for Innovations in Agriculture (GFIA) will be launching its European edition in the Netherlands...
Interview: Insects as animal feed All About Feed’s editor Emmy Koeleman has been interviewed by L’Entomofago, a communication project about the...
Closing the gap between potential and performance The most important time in the life of good performing pigs is likely to start during gestation. As from that...
"We help animals do more with less" An Iowa farm boy, with grassroots in agriculture, Diamond V CEO, Jeff Cannon takes the role of feeding the world...
Column: What does natural and sustainable pet food mean? Many people believe that natural is healthy, making the adjective an effective marketing tool for pet food. The...
A healthy piglet starts with a healthy sow When aiming for the best health for piglets, pork producers should definitely take the piglets' mothers into...
Tackling energy guzzlers in feed processing Reducing energy consumption is applicable to every type of business, but especially feed mills, as the...
Action needed to sustain(ability) Sustainability is a frequently heard theme in pretty much every industry. But in the livestock sector, the theme...
Scientists will save the world A Dutch scientist, often appearing in daily television shows to make the difficult science topics understandable...
Feed the fish and feed the world As demand for fish cannot be adequately met by wild caught fish, the aquaculture industry makes up market needs....
Botanicals: from sensory to zootechnical additives As more countries around the world ban the use of in-feed antibiotics, more natural additives take their place....
Enzymes make the pelleting process less power consuming The feed pelleting process consumes a lot of energy. One way to reduce the energy needed is to use enzymes. They...
From steel to dryers and coolers Dutch company Geelen Counterflow produces dryers and coolers for the feed and food industry. Every year, over...
Updated photo report: World Nutrition Forum The sixth edition of the World Nutrition Forum was held in Munich, Germany from 15-18 October, 2014. The theme...
PHOTO REPORT: Feed Design Lab The Feed Design Lab (FDL) is an independent innovation centre in Wanssum, the Netherlands. It focuses on the...