New proteins

By facilitating natural behaviour and activity, and by reducing leg health problems, providing black soldier fly larvae can benefit broiler welfare. Photo: Studio Larsen

04-01-2021 | News

Broilers benefit from live black soldier fly larvae

Close up of Carinata pods. Photo:Nuseed

21-12-2020 | Article

Carinata meal: Taking sustainability to a new level

Photo: Ruud Ploeg

14-12-2020 | Article

Soya alternatives in dairy rations

High-protein canola meal is fed to many livestock species. Photo: Misset

30-11-2020 | Article

Use of canola meal in pigs, poultry and aquaculture species

Exciting new developments are speeding up the use of Black Soldier Fly larvae meal in pigs and other livestock species as well. Photo: Olympia

30-11-2020 | News

Insects in pig feed in Australia

Recently, a study by Dr. Peiqiang Yu et al showed the potential of using chickpeas as cattle feed. Photo: Zana van Dijk

26-11-2020 | News

Chickpeas for cattle nutrition: hummus not just for humans

The plant is set to produce 60,000 tonnes of animal feed protein yearly from the highly nutritional Hermetia Illucens, also known as the black soldier fly. Photo: Shutterstock.

24-11-2020 | News

InnovaFeed, ADM plan world’s largest insect protein plant

The nutrient contents both between and within species is highly variable. Photo: Pexels by Pixabay

09-11-2020 | News

Seaweeds from marine waters for animal nutrition

Pet food on white background. Photo: topntp26

09-11-2020 | News

Nestlé launches pet food with insect proteins

Photo: xnsect

07-10-2020 | News

Ÿnsect raises US $ 372M to build world’s largest insect farm

10-01 | Partner

VIDEO: Realising a negative carbon footprint with ICC’s yeast solutions

First feed product delivery through North-South transport corridor realised

10-01 | Expert opinion

US animal feed industry sees opportunities with new Washington leadership