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Animal Nutrition Views: Page 2
Animal Nutrition Views
Are specialty proteins worth their cost in starter feeds?
If the ingredient improves digestibility, helps feed intake and reduces nutritional shock after weaning, the cost is justified.
Animal Nutrition Views
How low can crude protein go before piglet performance slips?
Once protein reduction starts to limit intake, amino acid balance or growth potential, you are no longer formulating cleverly.
Animal Nutrition Views
Feed intake matters more than formula elegance right after weaning
Right after weaning, the best formula in the world means very little if piglets do not eat it.
Animal Nutrition Views
The first piglet diet post-weaning should fix one bottleneck
The first piglet diet after weaning often fails because we ask it to do too many jobs at the same time.
Animal Nutrition Views
The importance of creep feeding for smoother piglet weaning
Creep feed teaches the piglet that feed comes from a feeder, smells a certain way, and can be eaten without the sow nearby.
Animal Nutrition Views
How trypsin inhibitors affect young animals
Piglets are highly sensitive, but broiler chicks and pre-weaned calves may be even more vulnerable.
Animal Nutrition Views
What trypsin inhibitors really do to young animals
Trypsin inhibitor activity often acts as a quiet performance drain that gradually increases feed cost per unit of gain.
Animal Nutrition Views
How often should we test soybean meal quality?
Frequent testing can turn quality control (QC) into risk management.
Animal Nutrition Views
Why urease activity and KOH solubility only make sense together
Together, these tests provide a rapid screen for biological safety and protein value — the two outcomes that ultimately matter in feed performance.
Animal Nutrition Views
Consistency is becoming a priority in commercial nutrition
In large-scale production, consistency quietly becomes one of the most valuable outcomes nutrition can provide.
Animal Nutrition Views
Commercial nutrition is about more than peak performance
Most nutritionists working in broiler or pig production quickly realize that maximum biological performance is not always the most relevant target.
Animal Nutrition Views
Why animals exiting winter often appear to underperform
Winter underperformance is a multifactorial issue involving energy priorities, immune load, environment and management.
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