Nutrition

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

06-05 | News

Novel poultry feed enhances meat quality and nutritional value

Egypt generates around 65 million tonnes of potentially useful waste per year. Photo: Canva

15-04 | News

Egypt to transform millions of tonnes of agri and food waste into animal feed

Photo: Alltech

11-04 | Article

Broiler production can be both sustainable and profitable

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

31-03 | Article

Advancing the development of low-protein broiler feed

Insect-based feed ingredients in Poultry World 1

11-03 | News

Insect-based feed ingredients in Poultry World 1

Carefully prepared samples of finished feed are put in a machine where they are bombarded by X-rays and where the energy is absorbed by the minerals inside the sample. Photos: ADM

10-03 | Article

Fast, pre-competitive mineral assessment of poultry feed

The Dutch Better-Life 1-star label is a concept that is based on the use of a slow-growing breed. Incorporating insect products as local ingredients may further increase the sustainability of this type of chicken meat production. Photo: Jan Willem van Vliet

10-02 | Article

Partial replacement of soybean oil by insect oil in broiler diets

Organic acids are commonly added to poultry drinking water to improve gut health, nutrient digestion and overall performance. Photo: Bart Nijs

03-02 | Article

Added benefit of water acidification in poultry farming

A recent study showed that BSF larvae supplementation, both in dehydrated and live form, improved growth performance in male Bianca di Saluzzo chickens. Photo: Canva

16-01 | News

Influence of black soldier fly larvae in slow-growing poultry breeds

Broilers

28-04 | Expert opinion

Column: Overcoming the hatchability crisis

Study: Behaviour differences linked to broiler growth rates

Light spectrum and intensity preferences of broilers

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