We cherish our legacy of nutritional experience and working with farmers, and for farmers, for more than 120 years.

We believe that even small steps can lead to significant impact. At ADM Animal Nutrition, we are on a mission to change the world, one generation at a time.
We cherish our legacy of nutritional experience and working with farmers, and for farmers, for more than 120 years. We think across generations: past and future. This is what makes us unique.
Helping customers build thriving businesses that feed the world
With our global reach and passion for nutrition, innovation and problem solving, we are here to help our customers build thriving businesses that feed the world sustainably.
In a world where more than USD 600 billion is lost due to inefficiencies and health issues in the animal nutrition industry, we are determined to make a difference. We bring ‘Next Generation Thinking’ to solve this challenge — solutions and services to take our customers to the next level of efficiency and sustainability.

Advanced feed additives: Where science changes the game
Modern animal production faces a fundamental challenge: how do we maximize performance while prioritizing animal welfare? How do we lower environmental footprints without sacrificing yield?
The answer lies in the science of nutrition. Today, the difference between ‘surviving’ and ‘performing at full potential’ is found in the precise balance of the diet — and this is where advanced feed additives change the game.
Reducing loss and unlocking value
Our additives are not just ingredients; they are functional solutions. From bioactives, palatants and organic trace minerals, to high-stability biotics, toxin binders and organic acids, we work at a molecular and nutritional level.
We optimize gut health to unlock the full genetic potential of every animal, improve feed conversion ratios, and ensure every gram of grain is utilized to its maximum. The results speak for themselves.
“ADM supported the reduction of losses caused by mycotoxin challenges thanks to solutions like T5X. As a result, we had yearly savings of USD 440,000,” said Juan Pablo Gonzalez, owner and Director of Agroalimentos in Mexico.
Next Generation Thinking Services
In an era where every resource counts, we move beyond one-size-fits-all nutrition. True sustainability comes from precision. That is how ADM’s Sincro supports our customers — a suite of services and apps that delivers synchronized data across the production cycle.
These Next Generation Thinking services detect nutritional shortfalls, estimate likely outcomes and respond in real time, enabling hyper-accurate formulation that meets the specific physiological needs of each animal.
By providing exactly what the animal requires — and nothing more — we contribute to reduce waste, protect the planet, and sharpen your competitive edge. As our customers can attest.
“ADM’s nutritional database helps our company’s efficiency and maintains the stability of our nutrition quality,” said Nicholas Alvin Margo, Formulator at Matahari Sakti in Indonesia.
ADM — building the next generation of farming with Next Generation Thinking — for every farm, every family, and every future.
About ADM
ADM is your global leader in animal nutrition. We are dedicated to enabling sustainable growth that benefits our customers, the world’s population and this planet. We are One ADM Team, working with partners across the value chain to connect farmers, technology providers, technical experts to the end customer, and collaborating to address protein production efficiency, animal robustness and environmental impact.
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