Animal Nutrition Views: Page 23

Animal Nutrition Views

Keeping sows fit is best for all practical purposes

It is very important to keep sows in a fit condition for several reasons, including animal health and economics.

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Optimized phytase dosing: unlocking more value from feed phytate

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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.

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Focus remains on calcium, phosphorus in poultry nutrition

It was refreshing to see research on nutrient requirements – something that has been missing from research reports lately.

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Soy hulls a new source of prebiotic fibers in piglet feed

Soy hulls can be another smart fiber solution for piglet diets with or without antibiotics.

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5 ways to reduce Salmonella contamination in broilers

From an animal feed standpoint, there are certain aspects that can be controlled to ensure minimal risk of Salmonella contamination.

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Can fishmeal replace animal plasma in young animal feed?

Fishmeal of superior quality has been traditionally associated with high feed intake in piglets.

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Dietary electrolyte balance for heat-stressed broilers

Requirements for sodium, potassium and chloride are higher during heat stress conditions.

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Trace mineral premixes long overdue for a major revision

New technology in minerals (ingredients) and requirements (nutrients) is widely available to have an up-to-date premix.

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Sorghum as a high-value replacement for corn

One alternative to corn is sorghum which, although hardly a new ingredient, is far from being commonly used.

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Insects for feed and food: Fad or reality?

There is a group of feed professionals that are not yet convinced about insects as an animal feed ingredient.

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Consistency of quality is key in young animal feeds

When it comes to young animal nutrition, ingredient quality is a key factor that can make or break any quality commercial feed.

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Should we use data from trials below industry standards?

How much trust can we place in research reports, especially when they involve commercial applications?

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6 feed additives for poultry under heat stress

Heat stress requires three areas of attention: animal management and facilities, feed reformulation, and additives supplementation.

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