Innovative feed transforming Chile salmon sector
Lowering the use of marine raw materials coming from wild catch has been a long-term objective for the feed industry and the offer of...
Technology to turn organic waste into animal feed
A Melbourne biotech company is using its software development skills to breed black soldier flies whose larvae turn organic waste into animal feed.
Inside a...
Development in Aquaculture Feed Using Wine Waste
Waste from the wine industry is being developed into aquaculture feed with highly promising results.
The South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) has partnered...
Camelina oil – A promising alternative
Memorial-partnered research leads to approval for camelina oil fish feed
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has approved the use of mechanically-extracted camelina oil as...
Specially-bred wheat for healthy bones in poultry
Specially-bred wheat could help provide some of the key nutrients essential for healthy bones in poultry, reducing the need to supplement the feed, researchers...
MycoKey to develop solutions for reducing mycotoxins in food and feed chains
Mycotoxins, produced by fungal mold, currently contaminates a quarter of the world's agriculture produce, making it a potential growing threat to people and animals,...
Natural gas based animal feed
Pellets made using methane-eating bacteria — methanotrophs — that are found naturally in soil and lakes can be converted into animal feed. These are...
First botanical additive authorized in EU
The dry grape extract developed and commercialized by Nor-Feed becomes the 1st botanical sensory additive authorized for animal nutrition by the European Commission. Nor-Feed...
Natural gas protein-an alternative to fishmeal and soymeal
A new technology has been adopted by a Danish firm that is capable of producing natural protein from methane gas, using technology which is...
New Forage Grass Varieties may boost milk production by 40%
New varieties of high-quality, drought-resistant forage grasses can boost milk production by 40 percent and generate millions of dollars in economic benefits for struggling...
