Canadian farmers across the cattle, swine and poultry sectors are poised to benefit from an expanded availability of advanced feed technology solutions supporting animal health, performance, and profitability.
U.S.-based Advanced Ag Products has announced the official launch of a new Canadian division for the company out of Lethbridge, Alberta, with a network serving farmers across key production regions.
Advanced Ag Products kicked off the official launch at the Animal Nutrition Conference of Canada, May 10-12 in Saskatoon – a dynamic conference that brings together feed industry representatives from across the country to share the latest science and innovation shaping the industry.
“It’s very fitting to officially launch our Canadian division at a conference that puts the spotlight on science and how science-based innovations are driving the feed industry of the future,” says Nick Korver, named as General Manager of the new Canadian division.
“We believe strongly in supporting producers with the best naturally-derived, science-backed technologies that fit the needs of today’s fast-evolving industry. This will be our focus as our enhanced Canadian activities bring Advanced Ag Products solutions to more farmers, with support and service to optimize results and get more out of every feed dollar.”
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