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Dr Malleswar Rao Movva, Managing Director of Valvin Aqua, points out how India’s aquaculture industry is setting new global standards. ...
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1. Introduction Global meat protein consumption is expected to increase by 14% by 2030 compared to the 2018–2020 baseline average, with pigmeat accounting for 33% of this growth and total consumption projected to reach 127 million metric tonnes [1]. Given the rising demand, optimising animal performance and feed conversion efficiency is essential for ensuring both economic sustainability and productivity in commercial pig production. During suckling, sow colostrum...
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Global shrimp farming is a huge industry and a key protein source for people worldwide. But this industry is very vulnerable to disease outbreaks that severely hurt profits and stability. We know farmers can’t rely on antibiotics as much anymore because of resistance worries,...
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Industry leaders discuss the rapid growth of food and feed production in the Middle East and the region’s increasing demand for efficient, sustainable technologies. Yucca schidigera–based solutions emerge as a natural tool to reduce ammonia, improve animal environments, and support cost-effective production across multiple species. ...
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Dr. Pradeep Krishnan explains Evonik positions itself as a trusted value partner, delivering products, services, and concepts that strengthen sustainable outcomes for producers. Through precision nutrition, the company improves protein and energy efficiency, boosting performance while lowering environmental impact. ...
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Dr. Pradeep Krishnan, Regional Technical Director at Evonik Methionine SEA, points out how Evonik’s analytical services bring reliable data to every step of the feed value chain. ...
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The Hidden Cost of Manual Bagging: How Agro-Industrial Plants Lose Up to 18% of Their Profitability Without Knowing It
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When a Laboratory Result Changes Everything The laboratory report arrives late in the morning. The batch complies with all nutritional specifications… except one. A trace of a coccidiostat is detected in a premix intended for a non-target species. The level is very low, only a few milligrams per tonne. And yet, doubt immediately arises: where did it come from? The previous product? Residual material in the circuit? A fraction of dust trapped in a filter? Nothing...
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Nils Niedner, Director Product Management MetAMINO® at Evonik Animal Nutrition, speaks about how Evonik offers advanced amino acid solutions and technical and analytical services. These tools help feed mills optimize diets, improve feed quality, streamline operations, and boost profitability. ...
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From Feed Formulation to Farm Reality: Closing the Nutrient Gap
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Introduction This era may be conferred as the era of nanotechnology due to the use of nanoparticles in diversified purposes such as in the fields of medicine, engineering, information, environmental technology [1,2], pigments, food, electronics appliances [3], biological, and pharmaceutical applications [4,5], etc. Nanomaterials are also used in the fields of biology (molecular and cellular), biotechnology, mineral nutrition, physiology, reproduction, pharmacology, etc., in both...
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In this Engormix interview, Michael Joseph, Assistant Professor & Extension Specialist at NC State University, discusses the use of various combinations of feed additives to maintain gut health and how technology and precision nutrition can contribute. ...
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Michael Joseph, Assistant Professor & Extension Specialist at NC State University, explains how the food and feed industries are producing more with less, finding strategies to become more adaptable and efficient, in this Engormix interview. ...
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Introduction Precision nutrition means diets are formulated as close as possible to requirements while avoiding any deficiency issues. Benefits of precision mineral nutrition can include reduced diet costs, reduced environmental impact, and reduced risk of toxicity. The major problem with precision mineral nutrition is increased risk of deficiency. Deficiency can be manifested as a clinical deficiency (e.g., grass tetany caused by inadequate magnesium), or as numerous subclinical...
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ARLINGTON, Va. – The American Feed Industry Association (AFIA) is calling on U.S. policymakers, trade officials and the food and agriculture industry to work together on mitigating the potential threat of a U.S. vitamin and amino acid supply disruption. The call comes following the release today...
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The use of feed enzymes in monogastric nutrition has been a cornerstone of feed efficiency and environmental management for decades. However, a recent analysis suggests that the industry's long-held "scientific dogma" may be limiting the full potential of these additives. In an article on AB Vista's website titled "Enzymes through the ages: rethinking their use in animal nutrition," Mike Bedford (AB Vista) argues that the industry's focus on simple, measurable outcomes has created a...
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The Hidden Cost of Manual Bagging: How Agro-Industrial Plants Lose Up to 18% of Their Profitability Without Knowing It
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José Henrique Stringhini (Federal University of Goiás) comments on the advantages of butyric acid compared to other additives and offers practical recommendations for its use in water or feed, during this Engormix interview....
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I. INTRODUCTION Protease enzymes can improve the dietary protein utilization. Therefore, it is possible to decrease the level of dietary protein to save on feed cost while maintaining performance, reduce nitrogen excretion in the environment, and minimize the risk of enteric infections. The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of a protease on performance and intestinal health of broiler chickens fed a standard diet or a low-density diet. II. MATERIALS AND...
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From Feed Formulation to Farm Reality: Closing the Nutrient Gap
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I. INTRODUCTION Microbial enzymes are now routinely used in broiler chicken diets to reduce the effects of antinutritive factors (ANF) in feed and/or improve the digestion of nutrients (Bedford, 2011). There is a suite of enzymes that target ANF such as non-starch polysaccharides (NSP) and phytic acid as well as products which improve the digestion of nutrients such as protein and minerals. The major cereals used in poultry diets are wheat, maize, sorghum and barley. The objective of...
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It has been demonstrated that the phosphorus (P) requirements of modern broilers are significantly lower than historical industry practice (Li et al., 2017). However, it is also apparent from these studies that the P requirement is dependent on the dietary calcium (Ca) concentration and whether the diet is supplemented with phytase. Most of the contemporary research has been conducted in the starter phase, but this feeding trial has been conducted in the finisher phase (days 22- 49) to...
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1. Introduction Intestinal health is a crucial parameter in ensuring the health of birds and the optimal use of nutrients because of its various functions, namely the digestion and absorption of nutrients, the secretion of mucins and immunoglobulins, and selective protection against pathogens [1]. This topic has gained even more interest in poultry production because of increasing demands for economic efficiency, animal welfare, food safety, reducing environmental impact, and...
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INTRODUCTION Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) can receive high amounts of fibrous material in their diets, from 24.5% to 44.3% of neutral detergent insoluble fiber (NDF), so that they can take advantage of energy, protein, and vitamins from fermentative processes carried out by microorganisms in the cecum and the rest of the large intestine. This is how they manage to digest or ferment from 3% to 70% of the NDF, 0% to 82% of the hemicellulose, and 1% to 59% of the cellulose (De Blas...
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