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With an increasing emphasis on product quality, feed producers rely heavily on their quality control software. But what if your tool is no longer up to the task? Discover the importance of effective quality control software right here.  

Recently, Microsoft released version 8.1 of Dynamics 365 for Operations (D365FO). The launch of this new version also effects MILAS, Adifo’s ERP add-on.

To feed a growing world population, food manufacturers rely on mass production processes such as aquaculture. To sustain this level of production, a smart, quality feed product is necessary. Discover here how to create such a product.  

Discover four reasons why a visit to the Adifo booth at IPPE, in Atlanta between the 12th and 14th of February, will be the highlight of your visit.

When producing animal feed, there are key aspects to be kept in mind to ensure the right formulation with superior quality management? Here's a quick look at what you should consider as you work through the animal feed production process.

Technology is used to make swine production more efficient, to build better livestock facilities with new capabilities, and even in growing the grain necessary for sustaining livestock raising. In which other ways can we rely on technology? 

As the world population grows, new ways must be discovered to produce larger quantities of food. One such an option is aquaculture. Discover how findings, published in FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Technical Paper No. 541, will impact aquaculture. 

Being efficient is great. Offering precise nutritional modelling predictions into your ration results at the same time is even greater. With the new FaaS release 1.19, the concept of general mixes has been added to the software.

Generating legally compliant labels for your feed products is very time consuming. Lots of different legislative obligations and commercial interests need to be taken into account when generating the labels that will accompany your feed product.

Working in the feed and food industry means monitoring the quality and compliance of raw materials at intake, half products at production and finished goods. As all this comes at a cost, it is key to be effective and efficient in quality control.