feed additives

Russian feed additive manufacturers can seek state aid from January 1, 2027, for the capacities built or modernised after 2024, the government stipulated. However, not every project matching the plan requirements will be eligible for state support. Photo: Canva

24-03 | News

Russia to offer state aid for feed additive plants by 2027

Zn, Cu, and Mn are vital coenzymes in producing collagen, elastin, and keratin, essential for skin integrity. Photo: David Tadevosian

30-12-2024 | Article

Improving broiler skin quality with bis-chelated trace minerals

Plants such as dandelion, sage and herbs like dill and oregano have many beneficial compounds that could replace antibiotics. Photo: Canva

30-12-2024 | Article

Benefits of natural feed additives in poultry diet

Mathieu Castex, general manager of Lallemand's animal nutrition.

06-12-2024 | Interview

Lallemand Animal Nutrition’s GM shares his insights into global feed trends

Bextral’s dedicated team combines expertise and innovation to deliver tailored feed additive solutions for modern livestock production. Photo: Gijs Proost

25-11-2024 | Article

Driving innovation in feed additive solutions

Bacterial species in feed have an essential impact on the growth performance and feed efficiency of pigs. Photo: Twan Wiermans

11-11-2024 | Article

Feed efficiency: Good vs. bad bacteria in pig feed

In 2025, Russia feed production is expected to exceed 40 million tonnes. Photo: Henk Riswick

01-11-2024 | Article

Russian feed industry navigates troubled waters

Dr Gaetano Blanda, senior vice president and head of the animal nutrition business line within Evonik, – “The Evonik organisation has many years of experience in this industry, and the employees know almost everything.”

24-10-2024 | Interview

Dr Gaetano Blanda (Evonik): “1 plus 1 is 2, also in animal nutrition”