Feed Efficiency

We recently hosted a seminar on Feed Efficiency, where industry leaders and experts shared strategies and insights on increasing efficiency with the latest innovations in animal feed. Maximizing the value of every kilogram of feed consumed by animals, known as feed efficiency, is crucial—especially in light of the constantly changing dynamics in agriculture and the shift toward a more sustainable system. In this seminar, participants gained knowledge on nutrient management, innovative feed solutions, and advancements in feed technology. Starting November 20, you can watch the seminar online for free and take the first step toward a more sustainable and profitable future.

Register for free en watch the seminar on 20 November live.

This year, All About Feed once again hosted engaging seminars at EuroTier in Hannover, live and in person at the show. Our editor, Marieke Ploegmakers, led seminars on feed efficiency and feed optimization. Starting November 20, these seminars will be available to watch online for free. Discover more below.

Our speakers

Julie Duclos
Global Species Manager Ruminants at Phileo Lesaffre

Aurélie Montagnon
Central Technical Manager at Orffa

Bruno Ieda Cappellozza, PhD
Global Technical Product Manager, Beef & Dairy at Novonesis

Feed Optimization

We invite you to join our All About Feed seminar on Feed Optimization. You’ll learn more about how to balance nutrients effectively, maximise animal performance, and reduce feed costs. This seminar brings together industry leaders, researchers, and innovators to explore new technologies and methods for feed optimization. Tools that will drive sustainability and feed efficiently. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the developments in animal nutrition and register now for free.

Register for free en watch the seminar on 20 November live.

Our speakers

Dr. Charlotte Heyer
Global Technical Manager at Provita Supplements

Harrie van der Vliet
Global Lead Dairy at Royal Agrifirm Group

Dr. Ir. Harmen van Laar
Senior Scientist at Wageningen Livestock Research