With the introduction of MI5.7, the MI5.5 program is being gradually phased out.
The new facility will produce feed for poultry, pigs, and aquaculture, with a particular focus on tilapia and carp.
Under the project, ILRI is working with private sector partners, including InsectiPro in Kenya and Chanzi Group in Tanzania
The system replaces natural gas-based steam with an electrically driven process
JBS launches a biotech hub in Brazil to develop alternative proteins, animal health solutions, and high-value food ingredients, reinforcing its long-term innovation and sustainability strategy.
Kenya’s dairy sector supports more than 1.8 million smallholder households and contributes 4.5 per cent of national GDP
The partnership will see Biovet lead safety, efficacy, and field trials, as well as the process toward market authorisation, while GALVmed supports downstream development and deployment.
ZAMBIA – International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) has launched Africa’s first soybean speed breeding facility in Zambia, a move expected to accelerate the development…
South Africa’s livestock industry relies heavily on natural rangeland, which typically supports up to 70% of feed intake in extensive systems.
The initiative aligns with President Bola Tinubu’s livestock transformation agenda, which seeks to modernise production systems and reduce conflict linked to traditional grazing.