At today’s AGRIFISH Council, Germany and Denmark rallied the support of a few Member States to call on the European Commission to present a European Protein Strategy - a plan to boost EU production of plant proteins for food and feed and diversify our dietary protein intake. The latest reports by FAO and Wageningen University & Research are only adding to a growing body of scientific evidence confirming that a transition to more plant proteins could drastically reduce the impact of our food systems on animals, people and the environment. The upcoming Commission's Vision for the Future of Agriculture and Food must address the issue of proteins in a serious and comprehensive way. This means incentivising both production and consumption of plant proteins - the two sides of the very same coin. Check out Germany and Denmark's call for an EU Protein Strategy ➡ https://lnkd.in/eWPb9u3E Check out FAO’s “State of Food and Agriculture” report ➡ https://lnkd.in/eZkRqrXS Check out the latest report by Wageningen University ➡ https://lnkd.in/ettrhAF5 #AGRIFISH #AnimalWelfare #PlantProtein #EUAgriculture
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To meet the continental ambitions on food systems transformation and trade, it is essential that, in addition to increased productivity in farming, regional food processing capacities and overall value chain competitiveness get strengthened. In particular, emphasis should be placed on the numerous income-generating opportunities for youth post-production, especially for food products that are of high value and contribute to improved nutrition, The Malabo Montpellier Panel YOUTH AHEAD report finds! Read more: https://shorturl.at/ZZajO
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🎉 Such a great piece of news to finish up the week. ❤️ Very proud of the team and their #achievement on the important research to support and improve #poultry #feeddevelopment and #meatchicken production. #science #researchanddevelopment #technicaladvancement #collaboration #researchandtechnology #sustainability #growingpopulation #food
Some incredible work has been completed lately by the PhD student Ms Anguara Khatun and the team in Sub-Program 1.4 led by Prof Eugeni Roura from the Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation (QAAFI). Anguara Khatun recently completed her first experiment to look at the essential #aminoacid preference of growing #broilers fed with standard and low #crudeprotein diets utilising the double choice feeding model. The study will provide insights into understanding broiler preferences for specific AAs when given a choice, contributing to optimizing #feedformulations for better growth and health in #poultry. Applaud 👏👏👏 to the team including Ms Anguara Khatun, Dr Marta Navarro, Dr Elham Assadi Soumeh, Dr Arun Kumar, Dr Xīnlè Tán, Mr Vahid Jazi and several others helping out on the sampling day for the successful completion of the trial. Well done team! Look forward to the results in the near future. AgriFutures Australia Australian Chicken Meat Federation (ACMF)
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In our fourth report on the WPSA UK conference papers, we’re focusing on a field study conducted by Elizabeth Ball of the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute. Elizabeth reported on a field study covering the relationship between poultry litter/manure dry matter and water-soluble phosphorus (WSP). Emissions and pollutants have become a key focus, and Elizabeth explained that phosphorus (P) is a major pollutant, and WSP is one of the main polluting agents. The study set out to measure the dry matter of litter to verify as a predictor of WSP content. Twelve production systems were assessed, with 100 samples collected per production system. Results indicated a wide range of WSP, total phosphorus and WSP:P ratios throughout the systems. It was shown that there was a negative relationship between WSP and dry matter. More research is required to identify other factors that could affect WSP content, such as the Ca:P ratio in diets, as well as the use of enzymes such as phytase. #PremierNutrition is ahead of this curve and already working with customers to reduce phosphorus content in some feed formulations to reduce the environmental impact of poultry production and drive performance.
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To meet the continental ambitions on food systems transformation and trade, it is essential that, in addition to increased productivity in farming, regional food processing capacities and overall value chain competitiveness be enhanced. In particular, emphasis should be placed on the numerous income-generating opportunities for youth post-production, especially for food products that are of high value and contribute to improved nutrition, The Malabo Montpellier Panel's YOUTH AHEAD report finds! More👉https://shorturl.at/qDEHM
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Enhancing food safety and cultivated meat production: exploring the impact of microplastics on fish muscle cell proliferation and differentiation Frontiers https://lnkd.in/gqZBwGw4
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To meet the continental ambitions on food systems transformation and trade, it is essential that, in addition to increased productivity in farming, regional food processing capacities and overall value chain competitiveness be enhanced. In particular, emphasis should be placed on the numerous income-generating opportunities for youth post-production, especially for food products that are of high value and contribute to improved nutrition, The Malabo Montpellier Panel's YOUTH AHEAD report finds!
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This #NationalNutritionMonth focuses on farm-to-fork aspects of nutrition. See how collaborative agricultural research projects are improving food production, access, and safety that support good nutrition: buff.ly/3zjaxg4 These projects are supported in part by the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture
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For the #EU Vision for Agriculture & Food, our partner associations recommend: ➡ Accord greater recognition for input sectors ➡ Ensure a nutrition-centric focus for dietary recommendations ➡ Support socio-economic analysis as fundamental for policymaking AND ⤵ https://lnkd.in/eiQm-tA7
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Takeaways from our report on food, agriculture, and nutrition in South Asia: 1. Policies developed in isolation from other areas can have unintended consequences 2. Robust policies require knowledge, credible and timely data, and strong institutions 3. The currect challenges facing food systems are too complex to be tackled by any one entity alone Learn more 👉 https://lnkd.in/e9KzPuQy
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