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Commodity Markets

Philippines Studies Millet as Drought-Resilient Feed Alternative Amid Strengthening El Niño

The Philippine Department of Agriculture is reviewing broader use of millet in animal feed rations to reduce the country's dependence on corn as a very strong El Niño, projected to persist into the first half of 2027, raises the risk of drought-related supply shocks. While corn remains the dominant feed grain, any large-scale millet adoption could gradually temper growth in Philippine corn import demand, a development international exporters are beginning to monitor.

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Animal Nutrition

Mycotoxin-Induced Organ Damage Can Block Vitamin D Activation in Poultry, Industry Article Warns

An article published in The Poultry Punch warns that mycotoxin-induced liver and kidney damage can prevent poultry from converting dietary Vitamin D₃ into its biologically active form, resulting in functional deficiency even when feed is adequately supplemented. The piece also profiles a plant-derived bioactive Vitamin D supplement, Avitriol, claimed to bypass the affected conversion pathway.

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Commodity Markets

Corn and Soybeans Recover From Session Lows as Rain Delays Harvest; Wheat Slides

U.S. grain futures on September 25, 2026 finished near session highs after early selling pressure gave way to a recovery driven by a weaker dollar and trade-deal optimism. December corn edged up fractionally, November soybeans posted weekly gains on news of a U.S.-China trade subset agreement, while wheat futures ended the week lower amid a sustained price downtrend. Persistent Midwest rains are delaying harvest and tightening soybean supplies at processors.

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Global Feed

Kansas State University Opens US$130M Western Star Global Grain and Food Center

Kansas State University has officially opened the Western Star Global Grain and Food Center, a US$130 million, 178,000-square-foot facility that consolidates grain, milling, feed, pet food and food science programmes under one roof. The centre, the largest agricultural construction project in K-State's history, opened on 18 September 2026 and forms part of the university's broader US$216 million Agriculture Innovation Initiative.

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Global Feed

FMN Group Appoints Akbar Ali Shah as Managing Director to Drive Growth Strategy

Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc (FMN Group) has appointed Akbar Ali Shah as its new Managing Director. Shah brings over two decades of FMCG experience, including senior leadership at Reckitt's Sub-Saharan African business, and will oversee grain milling, food processing, and feed milling operations as the group continues to expand across Nigeria's food and agro-industrial value chains.

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