Poultry: Page 7

Animal Nutrition Views
Understanding bypass protein: when it matters and who benefits most
Also called rumen-undegradable protein, or RUP, bypass protein is the fraction of dietary protein that escapes microbial breakdown in the rumen and reaches the small intestine intact.
Black and white dairy cow in milking stall with straw bedding
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
Feed Ingredient Insights
Linseed in poultry feeds for health and performance
While it brings nutritional advantages, linseed also presents formulation and handling challenges that limit how far it can go in commercial rations.
Pile of brown flaxseeds on white background
Poultry
Why lysine building matters for modern layers
Modern layers can have cycles of more than 100 weeks without molting if they have adequate lysine supplementation throughout their lives.
Brown hen with spread wings standing upright on white background
Feed Ingredient Insights
Soybean hulls a useful tool in broiler and layer feeds
As feed costs rise and producers look for sustainable fiber sources, soy hulls offer a way to fine-tune gut function, feed efficiency and even litter quality.
Yellow soybeans tightly clustered, showing varied textures and natural variations
Animal Nutrition Views
Balancing soybean meal with alternatives for sustainable poultry production
Nutritionists face a balancing act of replacing soybean meal without losing performance.
Large industrial chicken farm with numerous white chickens in a crowded indoor facility
Poultry
5 trends reshaping poultry nutrition
With 92% of operations now embracing some level of antibiotic-free production, producers are turning to cutting-edge science to revolutionize how they feed their birds.
Purple-hued microscopic bacteria with spiky surface against blurred background
Animal Nutrition Views
Grinding soybean meal for pelleting
When soybean meal gets too fine, the bird's gizzard is robbed of mechanical stimulation and feed passes through the digestive tract faster.
Close-up of wooden biomass pellets for fuel or heating
Poultry
Feeding poultry both postbiotics, phytogenics boost benefits
A strategic combination of the two feed additives improved layer, turkey and broiler performance.
Farmer's hands distributing feed to baby chicks in a poultry farm
Poultry
Early feeding may boost nutrient absorption in chicks
Feeding chicks immediately after hatching could improve intestinal development and production performance.
Fluffy yellow baby chicks huddled together, soft feathers and bright eyes
Animal Nutrition Views
How soybean meal particle size shapes gut physiology in broilers
For something that makes up one-quarter or more of many broiler feeds, particle size still hides in the background, yet it quietly affects how the bird digests everything else.
White chickens crowded in metal wire cages on a poultry farm
Animal Nutrition Views
How much better can the next generation of phytase get?
Is there still untapped potential, or are we approaching a biological ceiling?
Pile of tan wooden biomass pellets for fuel or heating
Poultry
Hawaiian producers try island-grown taro in poultry feed
The root vegetable could help reduce the cost of poultry feed, most of which must be imported, extension agents say.
Three brown taro root tubers with a vibrant green leaf on gray background
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