circular agriculture

A promising alternative to mining P is extraction of P from municipal sewage sludge. Photo: Easymining

08-11 | 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 | Interview

EFFPA President: Former foodstuff processors need unambiguous legislation

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

New approaches to boosting the use of circular feed ingredients

05-08 | Article

New approaches to boosting the use of circular feed ingredients

Insect farming has become the fastest-growing sustainable protein production sector in the EU amongst other emerging industries. Photo: Shutterstock

12-07 | News

EU funding opportunities for the insect farming sector

At full capacity, the plant is expected to be launched in 3 phases due to the manufacture of 100,000 tons of grass feed and 300,000 tons of aquafeed, including shrimp and fish feed. Photo: Omani Bioproducts

11-07 | News

Omani’s largest feed mill construction proceeds swiftly

The practice of feeding chicken litter to cows in large-scale feedlots and dairies is banned in the United Kingdom, following the BSE epidemic, and in Canada but is allowed in the US. Photo: Canva

24-06 | News

Chicken litter in livestock feed comes under scrutiny in US

Photo: Canva

16-05 | News

Qatar may use food waste to lower dependence on imported feed

Duckweed, also known as lemna or water lentils, is a tiny freshwater plant that is ideal for cultivation on farms for inclusion in livestock feed. Photo: Canva

26-04 | Article

Duckweed production for feed ramps up

From left to right: Dr Nazri Nayan University Putra Malaysia, Dr Thomas van der Poel Wageningen University, Netherlands, Prof. dr Leo den Hartog, Chairman Victam Foundation, Dr Pairat Srichana, Senior Vice President CP, Thailand, Dr Khoa Mai Anh University Thai Nguyen, Vietnam. Photo: Victam Foundation

08-04 | Article

IFTC Asia: Feed processing a key to sustainability