NEWS 90 FEED & ADDITIVE MAGAZINE October 2025 ADM, one of the global leaders in innovative solutions from nature, introduced its newest innovation for intensive aquaculture: Nutripiscis Oxygen. The company highlights the product as featuring an exclusive blend of additives designed to provide nutritional support under farming challenges such as environmental stress, temperature fluctuations, and low dissolved oxygen levels in water. The launch comes at a strategic time for the industry: According to data from the Brazilian Fish Farming Association (Peixe BR), tilapia production in Brazil has grown by 103% over the last decade, rising from 285,000 to 579,000 tons, demanding greater efficiency and production stability. Developed to reduce oxidative and intestinal stress, Nutripiscis Oxygen reportedly helps promote biomass gain, maintain production efficiency, and sustain animal performance even under adverse conditions, such as increased stocking density and fluctuations in oxygen and temperature levels. “Aquaculture is facing increasingly frequent and severe environmental challenges. With this new solution, we offer nutritional support that helps producers maintain efficiency while ensuring the growth and well-being of the fish,” says Ricardo Garcia, Aquaculture Manager at ADM. Among the main benefits of the new solution are improved fat digestion, support for energy metabolism, liver protection, and contribution to intestinal integrity, ADM points out. In comparative tests conducted by the company, diets supplemented with Nutripiscis Oxygen showed up to a 16% additional biomass gain compared to conventional diets. Read more>> ADM launches new solution for tilapia productivity Nofence, an innovator in virtual fencing technology, raised over $35 million (€30 million) after the successful close of its Series B funding, which concluded in July 2025. As Europe's largest agtech funding round of the year, this investment is seen as signaling investor confidence in Nofence's market traction, product innovation, and long-term potential to transform livestock management in the US and worldwide. The new capital is announced on the heels of the company's recent hirings of Alex Bell as Managing Director in the US and Eric Yates as National Sales Director. These investments were led by international firms with deep expertise in climate tech, agtech, and sustainable systems, including the lead investor European Circular Bioeconomy Fund, along with Capagro, Nysnø Climate Investments, Climate Innovation Capital, and Speedinvest - while existing investors Sandwater, Momentum, and Ferd are also continuing their commitment, reflecting strong support for Nofence's role in providing more sustainable and efficient grazing solutions for cattle, sheep, and goat farmers alike. "Nofence's virtual fencing is transforming the way livestock producers manage their herds by enabling rotational grazing - an effective climate measure in agriculture - while also offering more efficient solutions to better monitor and enhance the welfare of livestock, reduce costs, and provide peace of mind," said Joachim Kähler, CEO of Nofence. Read more>> Nofence raises $35M to expand virtual fencing in livestock farming Photo: Nofence Photo: Courtesy of ADM
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