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The technical advantage of inactivated yeast lies in its dual role as both a nutritional enhancer and a functional feed additive. Photo: Angel Yeast
11-05 | Partner

Inactive yeast – a game-changer in micro-protein for animal nutrition

Behaviour is directly connected to the brain. Adjusting or breaking behaviour patterns during stressful conditions means using the brain path. For such a solution, feed is an excellent way for the brain to pick up messages through sensory receptors. Photo: Shutterstock
25-03 | Partner

Feed consumption behaviour: the forgotten lever in heat stress management

Lukas Maier (A&P Nutrition): ‘We are shifting from products to customer-specific solutions’
18-02 | Partner

Lukas Maier (A&P Nutrition): ‘We are shifting from products to customer-specific solutions’

From field to feed, Macleaya cordata is sustainably cultivated and processed through Vnzymes' complete supply chain to deliver scientifically validated biosolutions for modern animal production. Photo and images: Victory Enzymes
02-02 | Partner

Macleaya cordata in animal production: from botanical heritage to modern research

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14-01 | News

FEFAC warns: EU dependent on China for animal feed additives

Photo: Mark Pasveer
14-01 | News

Belarus BNBC outlines feed vitamins production plan

Illustration: Maxx Performance
11-01 | Article

How feed innovation is reshaping animal health

In poultry, the digestive transit time is short. This creates a narrow window for spore-based probiotics to activate and exert their effects. Photo: Evonik
06-01 | Partner

Spore outgrowth in probiotics: Why speed matters

Enhancing immunity and productivity in livestock
06-01 | Partner

Enhancing immunity and productivity in livestock

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12-12-2025 | Partner

Unveiling the impact of copper on phytase activity

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