Development of High Energy Forage Feed to Open New Doors of Opportunity, Says Tmr

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Forage Feed Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size,

Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2013 - 2019

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24-04-2014

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Forage Feed Market

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A radical shift in the socio-cultural behavior occurring due to globalization has impacted the forage feed

market. Dairy farms, animal husbandry, and poultry sectors are focusing on the purchase of value added,

high quality forage feed products, finds Transparency Market Research (TMR) in a new study.

Environmental considerations are expected to play an important role in influencing the buying decision of

consumers. Major players operating in the global forage feed market have their presence across the value

chain. Some market players such as BASF, Allied Seed LLC, and Cargill Incorporated have wide experience

in the forage feed industry. These companies are working towards providing innovative solutions in the

field of pest management, forestland management, and improvement in the quality of seeds.

Many companies are focusing on the manufacturing of improved nutritional herbicides and bio-based

forages which increases the yield and reduces the risks. Many international players are adopting

technologies that help improve land management. This is helping them achieve intensive grassland

production and is thus, intensifying competition in the market.

Demand for Organic Meat Drives Adoption of Forage Feed

There has been a growing concern over meat consumption among consumers across the globe. People

have become more health conscious and are increasingly demanding organic meat. Since for organic

meat, animals are fed...