Animal Nutrition Views: Page 5

Ioannis Mavromichalis
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The most common bypass proteins
There’s no magic bypass protein — only the one that fits your herd, your ration and your quality control.
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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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Bypass protein is not 100% digestible, and sometimes not even useful
Bypass only means it escapes degradation in the rumen, not that it will be fully digested and absorbed later.
Holstein dairy cows standing in a straw-covered barn stall
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Understanding bypass protein: when it matters and who benefits most
Also called rumen-undegradable protein, or RUP, bypass protein is the fraction of dietary protein that escapes microbial breakdown in the rumen and reaches the small intestine intact.
Black and white dairy cow in milking stall with straw bedding
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Global soybean meal trade flows are reshaping feed prices in 2025
Prepare for all possible scenarios if you want to remain on top of the soybean meal trade.
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Balancing soybean meal with alternatives for sustainable poultry production
Nutritionists face a balancing act of replacing soybean meal without losing performance.
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3 simple tests that tell you everything about soybean meal quality
Smart feed mills track all three and look for consistency, not perfection.
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Grinding soybean meal for pelleting
When soybean meal gets too fine, the bird's gizzard is robbed of mechanical stimulation and feed passes through the digestive tract faster.
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How soybean meal particle size shapes gut physiology in broilers
For something that makes up one-quarter or more of many broiler feeds, particle size still hides in the background, yet it quietly affects how the bird digests everything else.
White chickens crowded in metal wire cages on a poultry farm
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How nutrition influences milk fat concentration in dairy cows
Nutrition is not the sole determinant of milk fat, but it is one nutritionists can most actively manage.
Holstein dairy cow in milking stall with straw bedding and metal railings
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How much better can the next generation of phytase get?
Is there still untapped potential, or are we approaching a biological ceiling?
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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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Phytase super-dosing: breakthrough or marketing overdose?
The key is not to dismiss super-dosing, but to use it selectively and scientifically.
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