Unlocking hidden compounds in soybean meal can maximize value

Tom D’Alfonso, worldwide animal nutrition focus area director for the U.S. Soybean Export Council, explains the value of accessing beneficial compounds in soybean meal for pig producers looking to maximize efficiency in their operations.

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While soybean meal is a well-known source of protein in animal diets, it also includes other beneficial compounds. These include isoflavones, saponins and phenolic acids, bioactive peptides, and dietary fiber and functional lipids.

Tom D’Alfonso, worldwide animal nutrition focus area director for the U.S. Soybean Export Council, explains the value of accessing these compounds for pig producers looking to maximize efficiency in their operations.

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