Feed

In lactating cows, a 20% reduction in methane emissions represents the same amount of energy needed to synthesize 0.6 kg/d of milk. Photo: Mark Pasveer

15-07-2020 | Article

Mitigating methane production in the rumen

Buyers pay 51% less for Vitamin B1 Mono

15-07-2020 | News

Buyers pay 51% less for Vitamin B1 Mono

The line-up from left: Dr Valentin Nenov (global ruminant manager, Phileo by Lesaffre), Zana van Dijk (Editor, Dairy Global), Dr Albert De Vries (University of Florida), Dr Jo Leroy (University of Antwerp). Photo: Company Webcast

13-07-2020 | News

Webinar on demand: Fertility through nutrition in dairy cows

In early November, the Russian Agricultural Ministry presented a new feed and feed additives development programme, in which it was officially acknowledged that feeding was the Achilles heel of the Russian livestock industry. Photo: The National Feed Union

13-07-2020 | News

Russia plans to cut dependence on imported feed additives

The world food organization FAO expects the wheat harvest to be 7.4 million tons higher than consumption. Photo: EPA

10-07-2020 | Analysis

Uncertain grain market due to Covid-19

Vitamin C Phosphate 35% and Vitamin K3 MSB lowered in price

08-07-2020 | News

Vitamin C Phosphate 35% and Vitamin K3 MSB lowered in price

Worldwide, the wheat harvest is expected to increase by 1%, mainly due to record production in China. Photo: Mark Pasveer

03-07-2020 | News

High wheat yield depresses the price

Gut Health - special focus

An important thought behind fibre rich feed is that piglets are born faster, and that milk starts flowing swiftly. Photo: Ruud Ploeg

07-12-2020 | Article

Top producing sows need extra fibre

The newly weaned piglets have a feeder in the pen to offer the animals dry food in addition to liquid feed. Photo: Henk Riswick

07-12-2020 | Article

Health and well-being paramount on Finnish pig farm

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