LATEST NEWS
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Kenyan government backs Likuyani animal feeds processing plant initiative
The proposed plant will be developed by the ATM Sacco, a welfare and development group that brings together members of the Anyore, Tiriki and Maragoli communities.
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NARA backs World Bank recommendation for rendered proteins in Morocco aquafeeds
World Bank says removing RAP restriction would reduce aquaculture feed costs and exposure to fishmeal price volatility.
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Trouw Nutrition launches carbon reduction programme for egg producers
The programme combines precision nutrition, digital monitoring tools and layer longevity strategies.
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Sri Lanka launches animal nutrition association with USSEC support as poultry feed demand rises
SLAAN was established as a professional body dedicated to advancing the livestock industry through science, innovation, and sustainability.
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Spain invests US$12.7M to modernise livestock and agriculture under CAP
Navarra, Spain, distributes aid to 271 farms to modernise facilities, promote generational change, and reinforce sustainability.
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U.S. Soybean Export Council-backed study finds soy protein concentrate can fully replace fish meal in sea bass diets
The findings point to the potential for market growth for U.S. Soy across both cage culture and recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) sectors
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GALVmed, WOAH formalise partnership to improve veterinary product access
This collaboration aims to strengthen the capacity to prevent and control animal diseases through improved coordination.
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Central Valley Ag expands Nebraska feed mill to boost pelleting and storage capacity
Central Valley Ag invests in Daykin facility to meet growing protein production demands with completion expected in May 2027.
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WOAH launches PREVENT Forum to expand animal vaccination, strengthen disease prevention
WOAH luanches platform to save global economy over US$300 billion every year from animal diseases
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Western Kenya counties expand subsidised AI, livestock health support for dairy farmers
The initiative is being implemented through county extension officers and licensed private veterinary providers in all wards, with support from the KAGRC and KDDC.
