FeedTech Expo

Fodder Production and its Marketing Network in India

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Livestock being a key source of supplementary income and livelihood, especially for small land holders and landless rural poor, plays an important role in...

Feed Safety : a Priority or a Value

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The Hardware of Feed Safety Assurance Feed companies spend a lot of effort and money to control the safety of their products, in order to...

Tour of NIR analysis in Feed Industry

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Introduction Over the years food and feed production has changed significantly. The pursuit of a sustainable agriculture and to make food available to ever increasing...

MORINGA: Indian perspective of an alternative source for fodder

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Introduction India possesses the highest livestock population in the world, which is growing at the rate of 4.8% per year. Accordingly, the country's feed requirement...

Emerging Commercial Poultry Sector in Bangladesh

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Commercial poultry sector in Bangladesh started in 1995 and is a relatively new and emerging sector in the country. The annual average growth rate...

Azolla Microphylla : A Potential Feed for Livestock

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Conventional sources of feeds are not enough to mitigate the shortage of feeds and fodder and to make animal production viable and profitable in...

Impact of monsoon on Indian Feed Industry

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Demand for water has been rising since last few decades mainly due to expanding agriculture, increasing population, growing industrialization, and rising standards of living....

An alternate option for Maize in Poultry Feed

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Introduction The growing world food crisis has presented a challenge to poultry nutritionists, especially in India, to investigate the possibilities of utilizing other potential energy...

Growing importance of Canola meal for Indian Industry

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Canola, a low-acid cultivar of rapeseed which was developed in Canada, and largely considered as Canada's most valuable oilseed, as the total value of...

M-fodder–ICT based fodder innovation in Kenya

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The smallholder dairy farmers in Kenya have very less land. Though they are involved in dairy farming, they cannot spare the land resources to...