Page 3 of articles about feed

Vilomix delivers strong growth and new record results
Danish Agro Group subsidiary Vilomix International Holding delivered another record financial statement in 2025 and is now significantly increasing its investments in international growth markets.
Dietary protein restriction in phase feeding systems and the effect on nitrogen metabolism and excretion in pig production
Tannic acid supplementation in low-protein diets improves intestinal health and modulates gut microbiota in weaned piglets challenged with E. coli

Electronic feeders
It seems the new feeders aren't to everyone's liking...

EU strengthens sanitary control of agri-food products at borders
The aim is to ensure safe and nutritious food for EU consumers and the highest standards for animal feed.

NOVUS releases global soybean data, highlights risk hidden in poultry and swine diets
Soybean meal is a mainstay of poultry and swine diets worldwide but variability in soybean quality creates hidden risks, both nutritionally for the animals and economically for producers.
Effects of glutamine supplementation on carcass traits, proximate composition, amino acid profile and inflammatory markers in different muscles of pigs

A&P Nutrition: Unlocking performance potential across species
A&P Nutrition, the newly unified brand born from the strategic alliance of PATENT CO. and agromed under the RWA (Raiffeisen Ware Austria) umbrella, is redefining the future of animal nutrition with decades of expertise now consolidated into a single, robust portfolio. At the heart of this transformation lies a clear mission: Improving animal performance. This is more than a slogan—it’s a customer-centric promise backed by innovation, transparency, and a deep understanding of species-specific needs.
Low protein diets balanced with amino acids sustain growth and modulate muscle and microbiota in finishing pigs
Optimizing pork fat quality through dietary high oleic soybean oil in finishing pigs

EU compound feed production forecast for 2025
A slight increase of 0.4% in compound feed production is expected in the EU in 2025, compared to 2024, despite economic and regulatory challenges.