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Supplementation as an ally for shrimp culture

Explore solutions that can provide better immunity and help achieve more efficient production for shrimp farming.

6 tips for managing your dairy this winter

As the temperatures drop, keep your cows warm and comfortable with these six helpful tips.

Dr. William Bernard: Healthy as a horse: Probiotics and equine performance

Horses encounter unique challenges that can impact health and overall performance. As equestrians take a closer look at gut health, what benefits do…

Swimming art: Bringing koi feed back to nature

Beautiful koi fish have more in common with their carp ancestors than one might think.

Ruben Groot: Beneath the surface: Producing quality fish feed with sustainable resources

The aquaculture industry continues to experience rapid growth - and growing pains. At the Alltech Coppens Aqua Centre, researchers are quickly…

Equine Tag-ology: What a feed tag says (and does not say)

Understanding what's on your feed tag can help you provide better nutrition to your horse. Feeds may look to be the same in the feed tub, but once…

Dr. Cat Berge shares tips on how to protect your herd from African Swine Fever

Learn insights from Dr. Anna Catharina Berge on the epidemic of African Swine Fever, which has rapidly spread from China to Western Europe, and tips…

Dr. Philip Lyons: First-rate fillets: Opportunities in aquaculture

The world's fastest-growing food-production sector faces several challenges. Can the young aquaculture industry meet the global demand for premium…

A presidential poultry pardon

Two lucky turkeys get a free presidential pass every Thanksgiving as a benefit of this time-honored tradition.