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Articles by Tony Mcdougal

Recent trials show that oxygen-enhanced drinking water improves broiler welfare, including reducing hock burns and white striping, improving feather condition and gut health, as well as boosting protein production. Photo: Canva
13-06 | News

Nano-oxygen-enhanced water technology can boost poultry production

Could insect protein be the solution to decarbonising the animal feed industry – or not? Photo: Canva
09-06 | News

Could insect protein’s climate impact exceed soy and fishmeal?

To explore the challenges of achieving higher welfare standards, the Royal Veterinary College interviewed industry representatives familiar with the Better Chicken Commitment, focusing on why transitioning to slower-growing broilers remains particularly difficult. Photo: Mark Pasveer
06-06 | News

Challenges facing the Better Chicken Commitment

The findings show that addressing mycotoxin contamination in feed crops such as wheat, maize and soybean is important for achieving sustainable, low-carbon and profitable poultry production. Photo: Canva
04-06 | News

The hidden cost of mycotoxins in poultry feed

A recent study marked the first application odd DNA metabarcoding to elucidate the dietary composition of pasture-raised broilers. Photo: Canva
30-05 | News

How DNA metabarcoding insights can support the poultry sector

Levels of mycotoxins taken in the 1,087 samples covering China and Asia saw consistent rises in contaminated samples across the mycotoxins studied. Photo: Michel Zoeter
28-05 | News

Highest prevalence of mycotoxins found in the Far East

A recent petition signed by 50,000 UK consumers showed that British consumers wanted eggs sold to them to be British. Photo: Canva
22-05 | News

Manifesto demands backing of British eggs

Marine ingredients in the form of fishmeal are considered among the most nutrient-rich feed options for young terrestrial animals, like chicks. Photo: Canva
15-05 | News

A sustainable marine protein alternative to fishmeal in broiler diets

FAI Farms said Flockwise was looking to help address some of the key health and welfare challenges in laying hen flocks. Photo: Peter Roek
08-05 | News

Partners advance animal welfare with real-time data and sound analysis

The annual survey, based on data from 142 countries and 28,235 feed mills, found that the top 4 countries produced more than half of the world’s feed (52%). Photo: Canva
07-05 | News

Demand for poultry meat drives feed production

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Mcdougal
Tony Mcdougal Freelance Journalist

is a former political editor of Farmers Guardian and worked for Defra for 15 years before moving to Dorset to set up his own PR and journalism business.

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