Confronting challenges of Indian Animal Industry against economic slowdown
Slower Global economy, lesser production yields compared to previous years, water scarcity and various such issues are not only affecting the human population but...
Hydroponic Fodder Production Technology
As is widely known, the demand for livestock products – meat and milk increases with economic development. The world's livestock sector is growing at...
DDGS – an evolving feed ingredient
The increased cost of conventional grains is a major concern for poultry industry which is facing challenges in producing quality animal products at reasonable...
Poultry Performance at sub-toxic concentrations of Mycotoxins
It is not easy to earn profit from growing chickens. Besides the high costs of feed ingredients and fluctuating market prices of meat and...
PROBLEMS IN FODDER SEED PRODUCTION IN INDIA
Fodder seed scenario in India
Availability of quality seed in forage crops to enhance production and productivity is long-felt need. Forage crops in general and...
Improved energy efficiency & pellet uniformity control in extruded aquafeed
To substantially improve extruder performance in aquafeed production, in recent years Muyang Group made research efforts in different aspects. The energy efficiency improving technology...
Importance of Physically Effective Fiber in the Ration of Dairy Cattle
Dietary fiber is a key component of dairy cattle ration. Decreased milk fat percentage, reduced feed conversion ratio and hoof health problems are often...
Hydroponic Fodder to Refresh Animal Husbandry Sector
Suitability of hydorponics as a newer fodder growing approach
Introduction
Hydroponics means the technique of growing plants without soil or solid growing medium, but using water...
Transforming India feed industry
Demand for poultry feed in India has been consistently increasing on account of rising population, increasing per capita income and hence demand for healthy...
Impact of imports on Indian feed industry and revolution by GM feeds
The Noble Laureate, Dr. Norman E. Borlaug opined that after the revolution in rice and wheat production, the next few decades will be known...
