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The key to good mineral nutrition is to supplement highly bioavailable trace minerals in the feed. Photo: Orffa
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Trace minerals as a solution in poultry nutrition

During times of raw material shortages, regulatory pressure, or sustainability demands, an innovative product by Kemin acts as a nutritional safety net, maintaining bird performance while helping producers meet evolving challenges. Photo: Shutterstock
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5 reasons a new innovation is redefining poultry nutrition

Following a recent study, scientists are optimistic that the improved productivity and physiological indicators of the parent and grandparent flock receiving betaine could potentially enhance the performance parameters of the offspring Photo: Bert Jansen
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Can poultry performance be optimised with betaine-based feed additives?

Marine ingredients in the form of fishmeal are considered among the most nutrient-rich feed options for young terrestrial animals, like chicks. Photo: Canva
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A sustainable marine protein alternative to fishmeal in broiler diets

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A novel tool in the feed safety toolbox 

Over the years, young animal feed has gained significant importance in poultry research. Photo: Shutterstock
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Early nutrition research in poultry is speeding up

Studies show that replacing soybean meal with insect meal in poultry diets improves growth performance, feed efficiency and meat quality. Photo: Koos Groenewold
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Novel poultry feed enhances meat quality and nutritional value

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Broiler production can be both sustainable and profitable

Poultry tech, proteins, food security, health and in-ovo sexing in the spotlight
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Poultry tech, proteins, food security, health and in-ovo sexing in the spotlight

A low-protein diet supplemented with essential amino acids may reduce the environmental impact of poultry farming without compromising meat production. Photo: Hans Prinsen
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Advancing the development of low-protein broiler feed

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