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Piglets are capable of detecting an unbalanced amino acid supply and as such will lower their feed intake. [Photo: Henk Riswick]

28-09-2015 | Article

Amino acids: Balance is essential

France's Aurelien Leclaire (L) of Breizh Algae Invest, and French rotisserie chef Sebastien Forestier (C) offer roasted antibiotic-free and seaweed-fed chicken to tourists in Morlaix, western France. Breizh Algae Invest, the Investment fund of marine biotechnology specialist Olmix, raises antibiotic-free and seaweed fed chickens. [Photo: ANP]

28-09-2015 | Article

Olmix opens ‘Breizh Algae School’

Birds prefer to have high light intensity when active, and low light intensity when resting. [Photo: Henk Riswick]

28-09-2015 | Article

Improved water and feed consumption with LED lighting

Gentle water extraction can turn soy beans into a nutritious protein ( concentrate, which is able to subsitute other (more scarce or expensive) ( animal or vegetable protein sources in the animal diet.

28-09-2015 | Article

High quality proteins for young animals

To make sure young birds get a good start, butyrate can be added to the feed.

28-09-2015 | Article

Butyrate: An effective molecule for young birds

Indigestible raw materials do not contribute to support the growth and health of young pigs. [Photo: Mark Pasveer]

28-09-2015 | Article

Indigestion: An overlooked factor in animal nutrition?

Feed conversion ratios in broilers can be reduced by using up to 1% porcine or bovine plasma in their feed during the first ten days. [Photo: Marco Vellinga]

25-09-2015 | Article

Animal plasma’s memory effect on young broilers

Rapeseed cake is the secondary product of screw pressing rapeseed. Photo: Jan Willem Schouten.

25-09-2015 | Article

Rapeseed by-products to substitute soymeal

Ben Letor, one of the directors of the company.

24-09-2015 | Article

Innovad aims for further growth in animal nutrition

The importance of early nutrition

23-09-2015 | Article

The importance of early nutrition