Reduction of antibiotics in livestock farming through a natural origin food based on the use of fungi and algae
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MICOALGA-FEED in Cultum
Recently, Cultum, the agro media section of the caliber of Diario de Burgos or El Día de la Rioja, has published an interesting article focused on MICOALGA-FEED. “One more step in animal welfare”, a headline that perfectly sums up the ambition of this Operational Group, whose objective is none other than the reduction of the use of antibiotics in poultry farming through the development of new feed enriched with fungi and microalgae. Through the antimicrobial capacity of these ingredients, it will be possible to improve animal welfare and its immune system, thus reducing the risk of disease. Through the interventions of Javier Valls (Grupo UVESA), and Ángel Sanabria (FEUGA), the article reviews the main aspects of the project: its objectives, work plan and expected results. Likewise, the supra-autonomous character of the initiative is valued, with a total of 6 participating regions. You can read the article through the following link:
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MICOALGA-FEED is an innovation project 80% co-financed by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD) of the European Union and 20% by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, within the framework of the National Rural Development Program 2014-2020. The General Directorate of Rural Development, Innovation and Agrifood Training (GDRDIAT) is the authority in charge of the application of these aids. Total project budget: €523,259.66, Total grant: €505,519.66.

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