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Can handling cause animal feed to separate?

Feed separation is a frequent question and concern among those producers who mix their own feed.

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Rethinking calf nutrition: 5 reasons to embrace vegetable proteins in CMRs

Hamlet Protein

Discover how enzyme-treated soy protein like Hamlet Protein’s HP 100 offers a sustainable, cost-effective alternative to traditional milk proteins in CMRs.

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20th European Symposium on Poultry Nutrition proceedings

For those of us who missed the 20th European Symposium on Poultry Nutrition, the proceedings will keep us busy for a long time.

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5 organic acids in piglet, broiler feeds — too much?

I just reviewed another feed formula, and it contained at least 5 different acids. Is having a bit of everything better? Or, is it worse?

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Feed formulation: health, nutrients, and ingredients in balance

Formulas are often over-fortified with nutrients, ingredients and additives, which make them not only very expensive, but also ineffective. Let me explain.

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Amino acids versus crude protein in animal feed

I recently received an email from a client in Canada. He had read some reports that stated there should be a specific ratio between lysine and protein -- something like 7.5:1, which is very close to the lysine concentration in lean tissue. His question was how to achieve this level without overdoing it with crude protein or lowering the total lysine in the diet.

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Rethinking zinc and copper in animal diets

It's high time to rethink zinc and copper requirements, before others do it for us.

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The state of the feed additives industry

The industry of feed additives is one that never rests. So, what’s next?

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Things you couldn’t imagine about algae

When we think of algae, our minds go to seaweeds and sushi. Few realize that algae are being investigated for their health properties in human and animals.

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Using your network for feed additives research

In the last couple of weeks, I have received four emails asking my opinion about feed additives. One person asked me how to distinguish between feed additives that actually work and those that are more marketing than substance.

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Using feed additives to enhance immune status

There are several commercial products that claim to enhance animal immunity -- resistance to pathogens such as viruses and bacteria. One of the latest to be added in this list of additives is algae, or seaweeds.

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Understanding functional fibers and their distinct roles

The use of functional fiber sources in pig and poultry diets is gaining momentum, but surprisingly, many nutrition professionals remain unclear how to use the right type of fiber.

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Feed additives suffer from marketing fatigue

Twenty years ago, additives were an innovation. Today, they are commodities that struggle to keep the sparkle going. How do we overcome this issue?

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