Dapibuset introduces a novel approach to on-farm feed production, equipping farmers with the tools to produce high-protein animal feed from existing agricultural resources. By leveraging biotechnology, the company offers a method to convert locally available crops and by-products into concentrated feed, reducing dependency on external suppliers and mitigating the impact of fluctuating global markets.

Traditional animal feed production heavily relies on imported soy, which is often transported long distances before reaching farmers. This dependence introduces challenges related to pricing, availability, and supply chain disruptions. Dapibuset is developing fermentation technology that enables farmers to process local crops and agricultural by-products into high-protein feed with a specific amino acid profile, without requiring large-scale industrial facilities.

"By optimizing the use of what is already available on farms, we aim to offer a more cost-effective and resilient way to produce animal feed,” says Lidia Garcia Pou, CEO of Dapibuset.

Dapibuset has been leveraging the advanced research environment at Biotech Heights to refine and scale its solutions and will continue to do so, now focusing on utilizing waste streams and by-products from factories. This collaboration provides access to leading experts and cutting-edge biotechnology, helping the company further develop its fermentation-based feed production methods.

"Accessing Biotech Heights' expertise and network is invaluable to us, especially as we work on building a reactor that can efficiently process a variety of waste streams while maintaining optimal functionality at the farm," Lidia Garcia Pou adds.

Read more about Dapibuset here: https://dapibuset.com/

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