Raw materials

One of the byproducts of burning corn fields is PM2.5, a fine particulate matter associated with a number of detrimental health effects. Photo: Canva

12-11 | News

Thai feed mills agree not to buy corn from burnt fields

Photo: Hans Prinsen

14-10 | Expert opinion

Is the metric you measure connected to your goal?

The project will be the first in the world to pioneer biomass feedstock production from gases and microorganisms that thrive in the extreme conditions found at geothermal sites. Photo: Canva

10-10 | News

A pioneering project – producing feed from greenhouse gases

The regulation aims to tackle deforestation and forest degradation linked to feed supply chains. Photo: Canva

07-10 | News

Delays to European deforestation legislation “inevitable”

The use of these ‘human-edible’ ingredients in livestock diets is being increasingly challenged as we seek to feed a growing global population. Photo: Canva

23-09 | News

The impact of feeding dairy cows fewer ‘human-edible’ feed ingredients

While the practice of using waste in feed production is ‘generally accepted’, the feed industry remains sceptical. Photo: Canva

16-09 | News

Food waste as feed could soon be an option for Russian dairy cows

Environmentalists warned that drought has ravaged 150,000 hectares of agricultural land in Sistan and Baluchestan province, affecting more than 200 villages in eastern Iran. Photo: Canva

08-09 | News

Persisting drought pushes Iran to expand grain imports

Although China accounts for the lion's share of Russian sugar beet pulp exports this year, the volume of the deliveries seems to be a far cry from what the country used to export to Europe. Photo: Canva

03-09 | News

China replaces Europe as the largest sales market for Russian sugar beet pulp

Market Prices

Russia has previously set minimum export prices, but many traders manage to get around them. This may soon also be the case in Ukraine. Photo: Canva

19-11 | Analysis

Uncertainty about wheat exports from Ukraine

The dairy cattle sector expects a 1.8% growth for the year, with a consumption of 6.8 million tonnes. Photo: Canva

13-11 | Article

Brazilian feed industry forecasts 2.3% production increase in 2024

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