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Feeding broiler breeders twice a day during the rearing phase can improve BW uniformity, while feeding twice a day during the laying phase can enhance reproductive performance. Photo: Bert Jansen
27-04 | Article

Feed timing matters: How twice-daily rations benefit broiler breeders

Session at the Verniquet Amphitheatre in Paris. Photos: Marieke Ploegmakers
26-04 | Article

CCPA celebrates a 60 year journey in science and innovation

Sharp decline in French corn area sparks alarm
25-04 | Analysis

Sharp decline in French corn area sparks alarm

Drought and market shifts impact US wheat prices and crop quality
23-04 | Analysis

Drought and market shifts impact US wheat prices and crop quality

Brazil set for grain harvest record amid modest growth
22-04 | Analysis

Brazil set for grain harvest record amid modest growth

Probiotic effectiveness in animal nutrition may depend less on strain stability and more on how quickly and consistently the product becomes active in the gut. Photo" Evonik Animal Nutrition
22-04 | Partner

Fast outgrowing probiotics: a new benchmark for gut health

A ship is seen off the coast of Ras al-Khaimah, the day after the breakdown of US-Iran peace talks on April 13, 2026. Photo: AFP
21-04 | News

Feed shortages hit UAE poultry farms amid Strait of Hormuz blockade

Photo: Hans Prinsen
20-04 | Expert opinion

One-gate soybean meal policy puts Indonesia’s feed industry on edge

ADM’s Next Generation Thinking services detect nutritional shortfalls, estimate likely outcomes and respond in real time, enabling hyper-accurate formulation that meets the specific physiological needs of each animal. Image supplied.
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ADM Animal Nutrition: “We cherish our legacy of nutritional expertise”

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19-04 | News

Brazil’s animal feed production set to grow 3.3% in 2026

Photo: Bert Jansen.
18-04 | News

Sorghum under scrutiny: UK farmer trials reveal potential and pitfalls

Sustainability Impact Award 2026 finalist: Wageningen Livestock Research
17-04 | Video

Sustainability Impact Award 2026 finalist: Wageningen Livestock Research

Russia reports progress in replacing imports of European aquafeed
16-04 | News

Russia reports progress in replacing imports of European aquafeed

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15-04 | Analysis

Vitamins market update: Balancing supply, demand and geopolitical pressures

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15-04 | Analysis

Amino acid prices show first signs of stabilisation with one exception

Photo: Bert Jansen.
14-04 | News

EU feed sector urges more investment in animal disease prevention

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