In October 2015 Feed Innovation Services visited Africa to investigate the technical, economical, and environmental and health (animal and human) benefits of applying the Dutch feed formulation software and nutrition database to the currently used systems by Zimbabwe local feed producers. The expected benefits through the adoption of an animal feed formulation package and

In April 2015 Feed Innovation Services organized a training and excursion program of several days for a major Chinese premix and feed producer from South China and managers of large pig farms. This is the second time that a large delegation of key employees of this producer and their business relations were trained in the

In April 2014 a large delegation of employees of a large Chinese premix and feed producer from South China and their business relations visited The Netherlands. The program, organized by Feed Innovation Services, consisted of lectures on pig nutrition, health and pig husbandry and the visit of several pig farms. Feed Innovation Services advices this

The consumption of animal products is increasing worldwide through a growing population and an increase in welfare. To feed those animals there is a huge amount of feed ingredients needed. The urgency is high to let the animals use those ingredients as efficient as possible and to produce animal protein on a more sustainable way.

On the 11th of September 2012 Willem Smink of Feed Innovation Services received the degree of doctor at Wageningen University. His thesis has the title: "Fatty acid digestion, synthesis and metabolism in broiler chickens and pigs." and can be found here. Please contact Willem Smink if you are interested in more information or the complete

A reduction of phosphorus (P) levels in feed increases the importance of having sure and sufficiently high digestibility coefficients of P. Phytase is, therefore, generally used in feed. However, high digestible mineral P sources are still important for the delivery of sufficient levels of digestible P to the animal.  An adequate phosphorus supply is needed

First dairy cow trail started for the project "Practical feeding measurements for methane reduction on dairy farms". The following article was publiced by the Dutch magazine "De Boerderij": On a Dutch dairy farm in Dalfsen Anke Hitman, animal nutritionist of Feed Innovation Services BV, and Robin van Rossum, trainee on the farm, measured the methane