Ioannis MavromichalisIoannis Mavromichalis, Ph.D., is an animal nutrition industry consultant. To contact Mavromichalis, email [email protected].From the AuthorSwineProtein kinetics and piglet feed formulationLearn more about what protein kinetics is, how it is measured and why it may become important, especially for young pigs.Animal Nutrition ViewsWhen do piglets require a complex feed?Matching the right feed to the right animal is what turns nutrition into profit.Animal Nutrition ViewsGlycine equivalents in low-protein poultry feedsGlycine equivalents are considered important in bridging the gap between reduced crude protein and sustained performance.Animal Nutrition ViewsForage-to-concentrate ratio for milk fat in dairy sheepWhile genetics and lactation stage matter, one of the most direct and controllable dietary factors is the forage-to-concentrate ratio.Animal Nutrition ViewsExcess protein is more harmful for ruminantsWhile monogastrics can handle oversupply more efficiently, ruminants face a unique metabolic burden.Animal Nutrition ViewsRequirements, specifications, recommendations in poultry nutritionThese three terms are frequently used interchangeably, yet they refer to distinct concepts with different implications for feed formulation and on-farm performance.Animal Nutrition ViewsFirst impressions from the 2025 European Symposium on Poultry NutritionESPN offers a well-balanced mix of science, education and industry insights.Animal Nutrition ViewsPhase feeding might not be right at 28 days weaningFor piglets weaned at 28 days, simpler programs may reduce cost, improve performance and make better use of modern piglet potential.Animal Feed Additives & IngredientsHow AI can help identify protein alternatives in animal nutritionBy leveraging artificial intelligence, the industry can accelerate innovation while maintaining high nutritional standards and profitability.Animal NutritionNutritional strategies to support heat-stressed dairy cowsHeat stress in dairy cows can be alleviated by adjusting nutrient density, balancing electrolytes and supporting immunity to help protect cow health and farm profitability through the heat of summer.Animal Nutrition ViewsFormulation changes to support heat-stressed broilersNutritional strategies cannot replace good ventilation and cooling, but they can reduce the damage of heat stress.Animal Nutrition ViewsAvoiding the summer slump in sow reproductive performanceBy planning ahead with smart nutrition, environmental control and reproductive timing, producers can flatten the curve and preserve productivity and profitability through the hottest months.Page 1 of 77Next Page
