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The carbon footprint of phytase: sustainability or just a nice story?
The use of phytase is a step toward sustainability and environmental stewardship, but it’s just one useful piece of a much larger puzzle.
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Animal Nutrition Views
Phytase super-dosing: breakthrough or marketing overdose?
The key is not to dismiss super-dosing, but to use it selectively and scientifically.
Animal Nutrition Views
Beyond phosphorus: Is phytase really a multi-nutrient enhancer?
Phytase is more than just phosphorus, but less than a magic bullet.
Animal Nutrition Views
The importance of glycine in low-protein layer diets
In today’s layer production systems, where efficiency matters more than ever, glycine may offer another tool to support performance while fine-tuning crude protein.
Animal Nutrition Views
Finding optimal lactose levels in modern piglet feeds
With changes in pig genetics, weaning age, feed ingredient prices and gut health management strategies, what is the optimal lactose level in piglet diets today?
Animal Nutrition Views
From scientific nutrient requirements to real-world feed specifications
Translating requirements into effective feed specifications still takes a thinking nutritionist who knows the animals, understands the economics and isn’t afraid to apply judgment where the data runs out.
Animal Nutrition Views
When do piglets require a complex feed?
Matching the right feed to the right animal is what turns nutrition into profit.
Animal Nutrition Views
Glycine equivalents in low-protein poultry feeds
Glycine equivalents are considered important in bridging the gap between reduced crude protein and sustained performance.
Animal Nutrition Views
Forage-to-concentrate ratio for milk fat in dairy sheep
While genetics and lactation stage matter, one of the most direct and controllable dietary factors is the forage-to-concentrate ratio.
Animal Nutrition Views
Excess protein is more harmful for ruminants
While monogastrics can handle oversupply more efficiently, ruminants face a unique metabolic burden.
Animal Nutrition Views
Requirements, specifications, recommendations in poultry nutrition
These three terms are frequently used interchangeably, yet they refer to distinct concepts with different implications for feed formulation and on-farm performance.
Animal Nutrition Views
First impressions from the 2025 European Symposium on Poultry Nutrition
ESPN offers a well-balanced mix of science, education and industry insights.
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