circular agriculture

Results suggests that using onion peel as a natural feed additive is promising in reducing methane in dairy cows. The yellow variety of onion (Allium cepa L.) was used for this experiment. Photo: Zana van Dijk

09:00 | News

Onion peel feed additive cuts methane in dairy cows

Egypt generates around 65 million tonnes of potentially useful waste per year. Photo: Canva

07-04 | News

Egypt plans to recycle 65 million tonnes of food waste into animal feed

The investment will enable Beta Bugs, which was launched in 2017, to further accelerate its development into an international player in Black Soldier Fly genetics. Photo: Canva

10-03 | News

Insects firm Beta Bugs secures £2.1m investment to boost growth

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

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

Photo: Canva

03-02 | Article

Feed antibiotic alternative from agri-waste shows promise

According to the company, the 13,000-square-meter automated plant located in the Aerozone Park will collect 120 tonnes of food industry by-products per day from nearby communities to feed the larvae. Photo: Canva

26-12-2024 | News

Hungarian feed industry welcomes Agroloop insect plant

The collaboration focuses on growing microalgae that can capture industry CO2 emissions at scale that would otherwise be released into the atmosphere. Photo: Canva

20-12-2024 | News

Microalgae as an animal feed for the future

Recovery of phosphorus: Extraction from sewage sludge for feed

08-11-2024 | Article

Recovery of phosphorus: Extraction from sewage sludge for feed

Alexander Romme, President of the European Former Foodstuff Processors’ Association, spoke at FEFAC’s annual meeting where he urged industry not to treat former foodstuffs as a commodity. Photo: Photo: Melanie Epp

11-10-2024 | Interview

EFFPA President: Former foodstuff processors need unambiguous legislation