The article highlights the importance of feed production in successful animal husbandry, noting that it accounts for a significant portion of livestock spending due to the increasing global consumption of milk and meat. Despite the environmental and nutritional concerns, meat, milk, and egg production still occupy nearly 70% of the global agricultural area. By 2050, global meat consumption is projected to rise by 40%, with China, the US, Brazil, Germany, and Russia being the leading producers. The demand for feed is expected to increase, with cereals and oilseeds being the main sources. Industrial compound feed production is also on the rise, with annual sales exceeding $400 billion, and the market is projected to grow to $539.9 billion by 2023.