Sustainable Proteins: insects, co-products and technologies

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Board Room
Wednesday, April 10, 2024
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Board Room

Overview

Sponsored by Fluid Quip Technologies


Details

Sustainable protein sources for use in ruminant and monogastric livestock: former-food stuffs, by-products, insects and macroalgae. The session presents information on nutrition and emissions, sources of product and a comparison of the nutritional values of African insects.


Session Sponsor & Speakers

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Session Sponsored by Fluid Quip Technologies

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Proff Peter Williams
Senior Nutritionist
Fluidquip Technologies

Achieving European Protein Demands using Ethanol Co-products

4:00 PM - 4:15 PM

Invited Speaker Abstract

Peter is Senior Nutritionist with Fluid Quip Technologies, Emeritus Professor at the University of Nottingham Trent UK and CEO of AG Bio Ltd. Peter launched Ag-Bio Ltd, (Consulting in Agri Science and Business) in 2015 since when the consultancy has supported major agri-businesses and international government agencies on the subjects of agri business and in particular nutritional science. His research training started at the Rowett Research Institute in Scotland and his experience spans research activities in both academia and industry. As R&D Director of Adisseo, he launched both Smartamine and the Rovabio enzymes. He was senior Project lead at Syngenta, responsible for in planta expression of enzymes and the scientific and business evaluation of a JV. Responsibilities have included monitoring 30 projects for Innovate UK and for 10 years he has led the nutrition program with Fluid Quip Technologies and Green Plains Inc. on the corn fermented protein project which today has a global market volume more than one million tons per annum. Peter has international experience of project management and new product development in the animal and aqua feed industries. He is frequently called upon to participate in round table sessions and to make presentations on his specialty, alternative proteins for animal feed
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Dr Andrew Crump
Lecturer in Animal Cognition and Welfare
Royal Veterinary College

Insect Sentience & Welfare

4:15 PM - 4:30 PM

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Mr Benchu Xue
Student
Queen's University Belfast

Dose-response effects of diets partially replaced by food processing industrial by-products on in vitro ruminal fermentation and methane production

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Dr Christos Christodoulou
Postdoctoral Researcher In Ruminant Nutrition
University of Reading

In vitro fermentation characteristics of four agro-industrial protein by-products compared to soyabean meal

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Dr Manuel Gonzalez Ronquillo
Researcher
Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Mexico

Chemical composition and in vitro gas production evaluation of brown and red sub-Antarctic macroalgae as feed for ruminants

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Dr Manuel Gonzalez Ronquillo
Researcher
Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Mexico

Effect of replacing urea direct supplementation with urea-protected additives on ruminal fermentation and rumen ammonia concentration in beef cattle

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Dr Christina Mulvenna
Higher Scientific Officer
Afbi

Available former foods, co-products and by-products with potential for incorporation into monogastric livestock diets within the UK

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Chair

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Sam Hoste
Founder
Quantech Solutions (UK) Ltd

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