The Key to a Healthy Start in Animal Nutrition
In animal farming, each production cycle is defined by a beginning. The most critical stage of this beginning is the weaning period. The feeding...
The Industry on the Verge of a New Era
As we enter the final quarter of 2025, there is a noticeable flurry of activity in the animal nutrition and health industry. A series...
Consumer-Focused Approach and New Pursuits in Animal Nutrition
Issues such as productivity, cost efficiency, animal health, and sustainability have been the main focus of the animal production sector for years. While these...
Blue Revolution: Navigating the Future of Sustainable Aquaculture
The world population is steadily approaching 10 billion, raising a fundamental question: How can we feed everyone sustainably? The answer may lie in aquaculture,...
From Sunlight to Stress: The Growing Challenge of Heat in Animal...
Dear Readers,
As we feel the sun on our faces more with each passing day, we turn our gazes to our animals, who are feeling...
Managing the Invisible Threat in Animal Production
Dear Readers,
In this issue of Feed & Additive Magazine, we focus on a persistent and often underestimated threat in the modern livestock industry: Bacterial...
The Frail Chain: Feed Safety in the Wake of Growing Risks
The foundation for safe and sustainable livestock farming is quality and healthy feedstuffs. But geopolitical tensions, logistical bottlenecks and fluctuations in the raw material...
Riding the wave: Feed costs and the search for profitability
In the livestock sector, where feed accounts for 70% of total production costs, every fluctuation in commodity prices directly affects farm profitability and efficiency....
Can efficiency be the first step to a sustainable future?
The pressure on farmers who make their living from animal production is increasing day by day. Because on the one hand, they have to...
Reducing Antibiotic Use with Innovative Feed Solutions
As the problem of antibiotic resistance continues to grow, we stand at a critical crossroad in our approach to animal health and productivity. Because...
