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January 7, 2019

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Dinnissen expands with a new branch in France

DLG launches India Dairy XPO

Animal Nutrition Views

Layer persistency is protected before production begins to decline

Late-cycle egg output is not determined by the late-lay diet alone. It reflects decisions made during pullet development, sexual maturity, peak production and every transition between them.

Brown hens in industrial battery cages at a commercial poultry farm facility with metal feeders and overhead lighting

Brand Insights

ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum – from plant science to performance

ADM Animal Nutrition

ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum helps improve energy efficiency in dairy cows, supporting milk production and resource-efficient dairy nutrition.

ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum – from plant science to performance

Feed Ingredient Insights

Fermented corn protein for poultry diets

This emerging corn coproduct can supply concentrated protein, energy and yeast components, but its name reveals less than its analysis.

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Animal Nutrition Views

Integrated poultry nutrition is working-capital management

Feed formulation decisions influence how much capital enters each flock and how quickly the production system converts it into revenue.

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Why probiotics do not always deliver consistent results

Probiotics may not always deliver consistent results because we ask them to behave like non-living additives in systems that are anything but uniform.

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Animal Feed Additives & Ingredients

Can coarser sorghum support broiler performance while lowering costs?

A recent study finds modern US grain sorghum supports broiler performance, gizzard development, improved ingredient flowability and created opportunities to reduce grinding costs through the use of coarser particle sizes.

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Animal Nutrition Views

Feed transitions a hidden source of poultry performance variability

The formula may change on schedule, but bin inventories, deliveries, feed form and farm practices determine when birds actually receive the next diet.

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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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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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Laying hen bone strength relies on pullet nutrition choices

Decisions made in the rearing barn shape skeletal health and eggshell quality through the end of a long laying cycle.

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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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