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    Taste matters: unraveling the significance of feed additives in enhancing feed palatability

    Taste matters: Unraveling the significance of feed additives in enhancing feed palatability

    Aquaculture relies on costly fish meal for protein, but declining resources necessitate changes. Increasing feed intake enhances growth. Feed palatability is crucial in designing...
    A researcher reports on reducing the carbon footprint of dairy herds

    A researcher reports on reducing the carbon footprint of dairy herds

    Dr. Ermias Kebreab, professor of animal science and associate dean for global engagement at UC Davis teamed up with Selko, the feed additive brand...
    BioZyme partners with Hirshberg Brothers in Israel

    BioZyme partners with Hirshberg Brothers in Israel

    BioZyme continues its expansion in the international market with new partnerships. The company announced distribution partnership with Hirshberg Brothers & Co. Chemicals Ltd. in...
    CAT appoints Simon Hill as Chief Business Development Officer

    CAT appoints Simon Hill as Chief Business Development Officer

    The Center for Aquaculture Technologies (CAT), a leading provider of contract research services to the aquaculture industry, has announced Simon Hill as its new...
    Precise nutrition buoys tilapia health & performance

    Precise nutrition buoys tilapia health & performance

    Profitability is key to commercial fish farms of all sizes. It’s directly related to feed efficiency, including digestibility and feed conversion rates. A precise,...
    Tools for improving raw material efficiency and reducing emissions in aquaculture

    Tools for improving raw material efficiency and reducing emissions in aquaculture

    Aquatic food production is expected to increase 15% by 2030. To be sustainable, the industry must make more efficient use of raw materials and...

    Medium-chain fatty acids as a natural control strategy to reduce Salmonella colonization in poultry

    Salmonella belongs to the group of gram-negative bacteria and is part of the natural flora of many animal species. Of the serotypes isolated from...

    Assessing the risk: The mycotoxin presence in shrimp feed in 2023

    As a high-value aquaculture species, shrimp have traditionally required high-protein diets based on fishmeal sourced. However, the high prices of limited fishmeal supplies were...
    Slowing salmonella spread in broilers field study dispatch from a poultry powerhouse

    Slowing Salmonella spread in broilers

    Across the feed-to-food value chain, safety will always be a top priority. Efforts to reduce food-borne illnesses span every sector of the production chain,...
    Feed sanitation: key to food safety and supporting poultry performance

    Feed sanitation: Key to food safety and supporting poultry performance

    Salmonella control is important in food and feed production, as it is a pathogen of significance for animal and human health. As one of...