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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

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25-02 | News

Global mycotoxins surge in 2024: Survey reveals rising risks

Rosstat also reported a 7.4% increase in pet food production in 2024, reaching 1.5 million tonnes. Photo: Canva

24-02 | News

Russia feed production increases in 2024: Price hikes and pet food growth

Can we do without livestock? A plea for a circular economy

24-02 | Article

Can we do without livestock? A plea for a circular economy

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21-02 | Analysis

Russia’s rising wheat prices and declining exports

A considerable part of feed in Iran is produced by poultry farmers in-house, a practice that has become widespread as farmers seek to lower production costs. Photo: Canva

20-02 | News

Iran feed crisis: Tax issues and blackouts hamper feed mill outputs

Force majeure has been claimed by the manufacturer of niacin. The damage is said to be severe and it might take considerable time to restore. Photo: Canva

19-02 | Analysis

Vitamin markets: Niacin manufacturer claims force majeure due to a fire at plant

The threonine market is currently experiencing a downward trend as suppliers fight for market share. Photo: Canva

19-02 | Analysis

Amino acids markets: Threonine prices weakening, but lysine sulphate firming