FeedTech Expo

Wanda-new, low-cost cattle feeding material

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The Punjab Livestock and Dairy Development Board have developed a new, low-cost cattle feeding material, Wanda, made from maize cobs and would offer training...

As aquaculture booms, it’s consuming more fish than it produces

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Aquaculture is one way to meet Asia's growing demand for seafood, but using fish as feed could worsen the problem of declining fish stocks...

Microbial protein for environment friendly livestock feed

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Deforestation, greenhouse gas emissions, biodiversity loss, nitrogen pollution – today's agricultural feed cultivation for cattle, pigs and chicken comes with tremendous impacts for the...

R&D Spotlight: Transforming Waste into Protein-Rich Animal Feed

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A pioneering research project at the University of Borås has demonstrated how organic waste—particularly food waste and animal manure—can be transformed into high-value protein...

Microalgae to replace fish oil for sustainable fish diets

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US researchers found that replacing fish oil with Schizochytrium in Tilapia feed actually improved the feed for the fish and also increased certain healthy...

Innovative feed may reduce up to 20% in Shrimp production cost

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Innovative companies involved in shrimp feed production and adding value to fish processing by-products have been recognised in India's 2020 National Fisheries Awards.Sai Aqua...

Red Sea Plume Can Reduce Green House Gas Emissions by up to 50%

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Researchers in Sweden have found that adding the tropical alga Asparagopsis taxiformis (AT), also known as red sea plume, to cow feces can reduce...

Seaweed-Infused Feed Supplement to Reduce Cattle Methane Emissions

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UPL and CH4 Global recently announced a strategic partnership to distribute a seaweed-based feed supplement in five key markets, including India, aimed at reducing...

Viability of Camelina meal in cattle feed

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Camelina meal is being tested as an ingredient for use in dairy rations in Canada in a bid to enhance milk quality. University of Saskatchewan...

Innovative technology to produce enzyme for animal feed

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An Indian research scholar, who developed technology to produce Phytase enzyme with a low cost, was awarded a Rs 50 lakh grant by the...