Effects of milled almond shells versus wheat bran on reducing the impact of weaning in piglets
Round almond shell supplementation in weanling diets may improve piglet performance and intestinal health after weaning.
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EW GROUP announces the entry into exclusive negotiations for the acquisition of Olmix Group from Amadéite and Motion Equity Partners
Olmix, headquartered in Brehan, Brittany, France, is a global company specialized in developing, producing and distributing high-value biosourced solutions for livestock and crop farming.
Trends in Latin American swine production: 2025 overview and 2026 outlook
In 2025, the Latin American swine industry established structural expansion, reaching historic milestones in production, exports, and domestic consumption. However, in 2026, the sector faces a highly complex scenario, where projected growth will have to contend with the volatility of an unstable geopolitical environment and mounting sanitary pressures that are testing regional efficiency and profitability.
2026 Alltech Agri-Food Outlook shares global feed production survey data
Data collected through 15th annual global feed survey estimates world feed production increased in 2025 by 2.9%, to 1.44 billion metric tons.
Hepatic protection: an effective strategy against sow mortality?
The administration of a hepatoprotective product at peripartum reduced sow mortality by 73%.
U.S.: farmers to plant less corn and more soybean may impact feed costs in 2026
U.S. farmers plan to reduce corn acreage and increase soybean planting in 2026, while grain stocks rise across major crops.
EU: action plan to ensure fertilizer supply
Spain's Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Luis Planas, has requested that the European Commission develop an action plan to ensure fertilizer supply, an essential input to guarantee the profitability of agricultural production, which is being affected by the war in the Middle East.
Short- & medium-chain fatty acids: fundamentals and functions in swine nutrition
Short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) and medium-chain fatty acids (MCFAs) play a key role in intestinal health in pigs. In addition to providing readily available energy, they contribute to microbiota modulation, pathogen reduction, and improved digestibility and nutrient absorption, specially in piglets during the post-weaning period.
Effect of pellet die thickness on amino acid digestibility in growing pigs
Pellet processing related with die thickness may become a relevant factor explaining maximum protein and amino acid digestibility in growing pigs.
Building on a decade of research, NOVUS welcomes Julien Kanarek to guide enzyme growth
Kanarek joins the company during a time of growth and innovation for its enzymes portfolio.
Colombia: 2025 ends with a boom in pork production and consumption
The Colombian swine industry closed 2025 with a historic advance in slaughter and production, driven by rising domestic consumption, reflecting the strength of demand.
VIV Health & Nutrition Asia 2026 brings together innovation and business across the animal feed and health industry
The total animal feed and health event for Asia returns to BITEC, Bangkok, 10-12 March 2026.
Adisseo expands butyrate portfolio with Sanion Tetra
Two new high concentration protected sodium butyrate solutions delivering proven performance and optimal handling.
E. coli in nursery, pounds of pork in grow-finish: NOVUS shares swine insights at ASAS Midwest
The ASAS Midwest meeting brings together animal science professionals from across North America to exchange research and applied insights.
Individual precision feeding: A tool for optimizing nutrient efficiency in finishing pigs
Individual precision feeding facilitates the use of alternative feedstuffs, such as forage, agro-industrial by-products, and others, by allowing them to be provided according to each animal's consumption and growth.
U.S. Soy Symposium to spotlight practical and economic advances in soybean meal use for pig diets
U.S. Soy to introduce a new economic tool for developing grow-finish diets.