A feed for enhancing immunity of tilapia and preparation method thereof, wherein the feed includes 20-30 parts of rice chaff, 15-25 parts of earthworm powder, 10-15 parts of shrimp shell powder, 10-15 parts of sodium alginate, 5-10 parts of oyster shell powder, 5-10 parts of cyclohexanone, 10-15 parts of honeysuckle extract, 3-5 parts of Commelina communis extract, 3-6 parts of β-1,3-glucan, 2-3 parts of flavomycin growth promoter, 1-3 parts of complex enzyme preparation, 5-8 parts of selenium methionine, 6-10 parts of distiller's grains, 1-3 parts of complex vitamins, 1-3 parts of complex trace elements and 2-3 parts of food attractant, in parts by weight.

A feed for enhancing immunity of tilapia and preparation method thereof, wherein the feed includes 20-30 parts of rice chaff, 15-25 parts of earthworm powder, 10-15 parts of shrimp shell powder, 10-15 parts of sodium alginate, 5-10 parts of oyster shell powder, 5-10 parts of cyclohexanone, 10-15 parts of honeysuckle extract, 3-5 parts of Commelina communis extract, 3-6 parts of β-1,3-glucan, 2-3 parts of flavomycin growth promoter, 1-3 parts of complex enzyme preparation, 5-8 parts of selenium methionine, 6-10 parts of distiller's grains, 1-3 parts of complex vitamins, 1-3 parts of complex trace elements and 2-3 parts of food attractant, in parts by weight.

The invention provides an animal feed composition comprising plant material from a transgenic plant or plant part expressing a recombinant thermotolerant α-amylase. The invention further provides methods of improving feed utilization and decreasing liver abscesses. Also provided are methods of producing a steam flaked corn product, and the steam flaked corn product so produced.

The invention provides an animal feed composition comprising plant material from a transgenic plant or plant part expressing a recombinant thermotolerant α-amylase. The invention further provides methods of improving feed utilization and decreasing liver abscesses. Also provided are methods of producing a steam flaked corn product, and the steam flaked corn product so produced.

The presently disclosed subject matter relates to feed additive formulations for monogastric animal feed. Particularly, the disclosed formulations comprise an isolated xylanase enzyme and a B. licheniformis strain PWD-1. The feed additive formulations may further include B. amyloliquefaciens strain Ba-BPD1. The disclosed formulations are useful for addition to feeds for monogastric animals to synergistically improve the performance of the animals.

The presently disclosed subject matter relates to feed additive formulations for monogastric animal feed. Particularly, the disclosed formulations comprise an isolated xylanase enzyme and a B. licheniformis strain PWD-1. The feed additive formulations may further include B. amyloliquefaciens strain Ba-BPD1. The disclosed formulations are useful for addition to feeds for monogastric animals to synergistically improve the performance of the animals.

A prophylactic and/or therapeutic food composition for control of deformed wing vims (DWV) in bees and/or bee larvae, and methods of using and making the same. Bee feed compositions comprising anti-DWV antibodies dispersed in an edible base composition. Use of recombinant VP1, VP2, VP3, and/or VP4 capsid proteins, or VLPs of deformed wing vims (DWV) to passively generate anti-DWV antibodies in chicken egg yolks, and use of such anti-DWV antibodies for prophylaxis or treatment of deformed wing virus in the bees and/or larvae.

A prophylactic and/or therapeutic food composition for control of deformed wing vims (DWV) in bees and/or bee larvae, and methods of using and making the same. Bee feed compositions comprising anti-DWV antibodies dispersed in an edible base composition. Use of recombinant VP1, VP2, VP3, and/or VP4 capsid proteins, or VLPs of deformed wing vims (DWV) to passively generate anti-DWV antibodies in chicken egg yolks, and use of such anti-DWV antibodies for prophylaxis or treatment of deformed wing virus in the bees and/or larvae.

The method and system for processing meal from oilseeds after oil extraction includes biotransformation of meal and its cascade, sequential refining leading to the separation of the product or products with high added value, and finally obtaining the remaining biomass with an increased nutritional value compared to the original post-extraction meal material.

The method and system for processing meal from oilseeds after oil extraction includes biotransformation of meal and its cascade, sequential refining leading to the separation of the product or products with high added value, and finally obtaining the remaining biomass with an increased nutritional value compared to the original post-extraction meal material.