Animal Nutrition Views: Page 4

Ioannis Mavromichalis
Animal Nutrition Views
Mycotoxins are not a ‘feed problem’ — they’re a nutrition problem
Mycotoxins showed up as a serious technical topic at the Latin American Poultry Summit during the 2026 International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE).
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ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum – from plant science to performance
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ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum helps improve energy efficiency in dairy cows, supporting milk production and resource-efficient dairy nutrition.
ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum – from plant science to performance
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Do poultry probiotics deserve a permanent place in feed?
The industry can’t agree whether they are essential tools for gut health or simply expensive security blankets.
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IPPE 2026: ‘Old’ ingredients, new arguments
Old ingredients are not outdated, but our thinking about them might be.
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Protein nutrition is shifting from ‘less nitrogen’ to protecting performance
Amino acids aren’t just about feeding less protein; they’re about preventing expensive surprises.
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Why only some broiler feed additives succeed
These additives succeed not because they are fashionable, but because they solve problems nutritionists cannot ignore.
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Why many feed additives never make it into broiler formulas
What works in a clean trial often collapses under the weight of variable raw materials, uneven chick quality, disease pressure and tight margins.
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Where canola fits in modern dairy nutrition
Cows don’t benefit from more protein, but rather from better-balanced protein.
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What beef taught me about protein efficiency in dairy
When cows spend energy removing surplus protein, they lose potential for productive output.
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Feed formulation is easy — until you add reality
Great feed formulation is about building animal diets that thrive in the real world.
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When fiber stops being a filler and starts being a tool
Today, fiber is making a quiet comeback as one of the most useful tools in precision feeding.
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Crude protein in poultry: the myth we still haven’t killed
Today’s tools make it easier than ever to move past crude numbers and feed for digestible amino acid balance instead of total nitrogen.
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Combining fast and slow proteins for balanced rumen nitrogen flow
Blending fast and slow proteins so nitrogen and energy meet exactly when the microbes need them is where the real performance gain hides.
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