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January 7, 2019

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Hamburg, N.Y., manufacturer to scale production of Swormlure for USDA in the fight against the New World screwworm

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University of Melbourne seeks commercial release of GM feed wheat

Feed Ingredient Insights

Calcium source solubility for laying hens

Calcium concentration tells how much enters the feed. Solubility and particle size help determine when that calcium becomes available during eggshell formation.

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Brand Insights

Optimized phytase dosing: unlocking more value from feed phytate

IFF Animal Nutrition & Health

Learn how optimized phytase dosing with Axtra® PHY GOLD can improve nutrient release, reduce feed costs and maximize feed phytate value in poultry and swine diets.

Optimized phytase dosing: unlocking more value from feed phytate

Animal Nutrition Views

Fixed feeding phases may be costing broiler integrators money

Calendar-based feed changes simplify operations, but they do not always deliver nutrients at the biological point when broilers need them.

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Animal Nutrition Views

When should a poultry company independently review its nutrition program?

An external review is most valuable before performance collapses — when costs, specifications, additives and operating practices have gradually stopped working as one system.

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Animal Nutrition Views

When FCR is the wrong performance metric for a poultry integrator

Feed conversion measures biological efficiency, but it does not necessarily identify the flock producing the greatest quantity or value of saleable poultry meat.

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Feed Ingredient Insights

Feed phosphates should be priced by digestible phosphorus

The phosphorus contribution of a feed ingredient depends on its origin, its availability to the bird and what the rest of the diet allows the bird to use.

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Feed Ingredients

Application for FDA approval of hemp ruminant feed expected this year

The Hemp Feed Coalition has launched a research webinar series to promote the ingredient and raise funds for future ingredient applications.

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Animal Nutrition Views

The hidden cost of an overcomplicated feed additive portfolio

Poultry companies regularly evaluate new additives, but rarely review whether the products accumulated over time still create measurable value together.

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Feed Ingredient Insights

Choline chloride quality begins with the carrier

Choline chloride is nutritionally important in poultry feeds, but concentration, carrier quality, storage behavior and dosing accuracy determine how much reaches the bird.

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Animal Nutrition Views

When least-cost feed becomes highest-cost production

Reducing feed cost per ton creates little value when the resulting diet increases feed conversion, growing time, flock variation or processing losses.

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Postbiotic-essential oil blend could aid broiler gut health

Peer-reviewed study found the combination supported improved gut health and performance in broilers.

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Diego Martinez joins Texas A&M Department of Poultry Science

Diego A. Martinez, Ph.D., joined the Texas A&M Department of Poultry Science in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences as an assistant professor of poultry nutrition on August 1.

Animal Nutrition Views

Who owns nutrition performance across an integrated poultry company?

When nutrition, procurement, feed manufacturing, live production and processing optimize separate targets, nobody remains accountable for the final biological and financial result.

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