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Browse 452 solutions in livestock management on the Halo network

Updated Nov 2, 2026

Livestock management covers feed additives, herd health and the monitoring systems behind cattle, poultry and bees. On Halo, the solutions cover feed additives for ruminants, silage and forage, poultry health and biosecurity, and cattle disease models and treatment. Sign up to search the full network and post your specific need.

Feed additives for ruminants

DF

DSM-Firmenich · Supplier

Bovaer® Methane-Reducing Feed Additive

A feed supplement cutting enteric methane by about 30% in dairy cattle and up to 45% in beef.

Supply/purchaseIn-development
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CA

Cargill · Supplier

Diamond V® Original XPC™ Postbiotic

The original microbial fermentate postbiotic line for production animals.

Supply/purchaseIn-development
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CA

Cargill · Supplier

Diamond V® XPC Ultra Concentrated Postbiotic

A concentrated form of the same postbiotic, from proprietary Saccharomyces fermentation.

Supply/purchaseIn-development
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Silage and forage

NO

Novonesis · Supplier

Silage Inoculants

Selected lactic acid bacteria strains that control how silage ferments.

Supply/purchaseIn-development
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LB

University of Georgia

Integrated weed and pest management for bermudagrass forage production

Tests whether better weed control in bermudagrass pasture carries through to the herd.

Sponsored researchIn-development
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Poultry health and biosecurity

WM

Kansas State University

Protective HPAI H5N1 mucosal vaccine

An attenuated bovine parainfluenza vector giving mucosal protection against H5N1.

LicensingIn-development
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SH

Molecular Express, Inc. · Supplier

VesiVax subunit vaccine for avian infectious bronchitis virus

A liposomal subunit vaccine for avian infectious bronchitis.

In-development
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Cattle disease models and treatment

DT

Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences · University

Dairy cow mastitis challenge model for non-lactating Holstein cows

A controlled bacterial challenge model in dry Holstein cows, mapping doses and the mammary gland gene response.

In-development
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Sabrina JimenezSabrina Jimenez

Agrosavia · University

Integrated model for studying and controlling bovine mastitis using in vivo trials

An in vivo dry-period mastitis model built on field isolates, aimed at prevention and monitoring in dairy herds.

In-development
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Hive monitoring

KP

The Bee Corp · Startup

Infrared hive strength assessment for pollination and stewardship

Infrared imaging and physics-based modeling measure colony size inside the hive, giving pollination contracts an objective number.

Sponsored researchIn-development
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BB

University of California, Riverside

Electronic Honeybee Health Monitoring Device with Real-Time Alarm System

Monitors hive temperature, humidity, volatile compounds and sound continuously, raising an alarm when a threshold is crossed.

Sponsored researchIn-development
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Alternative feed inputs

RF

EMBRAPA · University

Insoluble citrus fiber for animal feed and dietary supplement applications

Upcycled insoluble citrus fiber processed for poultry feed formulations, with safety and functional testing in animal models.

Sponsored researchEarly-stage
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Yanhong HeYanhong He

Kansas State University

Circular bioconversion of pectin processing side streams using yellow mealworms

Yellow mealworms convert pectin processing side streams into protein and lipid biomass, with frass as a soil coproduct.

Sponsored researchIn-development
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About livestock management

Livestock management on Halo is mostly commercial feed additives by volume, with a second body of work on poultry disease and a cluster of hive monitoring hardware. On Halo it spans six groups, including feed additives for ruminants, silage and forage, and poultry health and biosecurity.

Stage of development. Work on livestock management on Halo comes mostly from companies. 47% of the solutions are in market. Co-development and sponsored research are the usual partnering routes, and about 33% of the solutions that state terms offer licensing.

Three trends in livestock management solutions on Halo

Methane as a feed problem. The single most developed entry on the page is a supplement cutting enteric methane by about 30% in dairy and up to 45% in beef. It sits among a dozen other additives aimed at performance and immunity, which shows how quickly emissions joined the list of things a ration is expected to do.

Postbiotics across every species. One fermentate platform appears five times over: the original line, a concentrated version, an organic-certified variant, a calf formulation and an equine one. The same microbial chemistry splits into species and life stages as separate products.

Instrumenting the hive. Four entries measure bee colonies, two by infrared imaging with physics-based modeling of colony size, two by continuous electronic monitoring of temperature and humidity. Pollination gets the same telemetry logic that a dairy herd gets.

427organizations
452solutions listed
62%from startups and companies
47%in market

Frequently asked questions

What are livestock management solutions?

Livestock management covers the nutrition, health and monitoring of production animals, from cattle and poultry to managed bee colonies. It spans feed additives for performance, immunity and methane reduction, silage and forage quality, vaccines and disease models, and the sensing hardware that tracks a herd or a hive. Feed manufacturers, producers and veterinary companies drive the demand.

What are examples of livestock management solutions?

Five examples of livestock management solutions on Halo include:

  • A feed supplement cutting enteric methane by about 30% in dairy cattle and up to 45% in beef. (DSM-Firmenich)
  • Selected lactic acid bacteria strains that control how silage ferments. (Novonesis)
  • An attenuated bovine parainfluenza vector giving mucosal protection against H5N1. (Kansas State University)
  • A controlled bacterial challenge model in dry Holstein cows, mapping doses and the mammary gland gene response. (Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences)
  • Infrared imaging and physics-based modeling measure colony size inside the hive, giving pollination contracts an objective number. (The Bee Corp)

What are the latest livestock management innovations?

The most recently updated livestock management solutions on Halo include:

  • Black soldier fly larvae turn citrus peel and apple pomace into insect meal and oil for animal feed. (InsectBiotech)

Which companies and suppliers are developing livestock management solutions?

There are 427 organizations with livestock management solutions on Halo, 73 of them universities and research institutions. Among them are DSM-Firmenich, Cargill, Novonesis, and University of Georgia. Most offer co-development or sponsored research. Sign up to see every organization working in the area and to send them your specific need.

How do I find livestock management research partners?

Browsing livestock management solutions on Halo is free. Sign up to search the full network and save the ones you want. Post your specific need to get exact matches. Organizations reply directly on the platform.

What are R&D teams looking for in livestock management solutions?

Over the past 12 months, R&D teams on Halo have posted these livestock management solutions needs:

  • Microbial and fungal proteins from food side streams for feed (October 2026)

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