Soy protein concentrate is increasingly valued in both human nutrition and animal feed markets for its high-protein and low-carbohydrate profile.
These products provide dairy farmers with access to precision nutrition solutions designed to maintain high-performance herds.
The expansion includes a new system for loading soybean and canola meal and increased meal storage at the ADM crush plant.
The model used is designed to optimize bird performance by aligning nutrition and environmental controls with industry requirements.
This initiative is made possible by the support of the USAID and is expected to promote sustainable livestock practices in the Cherkasy region.
In other news, dsm-firmenich announced a major reshaping of its Executive Committee to sharpen its consumer focus in nutrition, health, and beauty.
Bühler has been supplying solutions to the Chinese market in 1983.
With Lore™, dsm-firmenich aims to help dairy farmers harness the power of artificial intelligence to make smarter, faster, and more sustainable decisions.
According to ADM, the move aims to consolidate its soy protein operations into a “more efficient global network.”
Methane is over 80 times more potent than carbon dioxide in terms of warming potential over 20 years, which makes reducing livestock emissions a key focus area for climate action.