Status of tannins in animal feeds Efstratia Papanikou | November 28, 2022 Modern US sorghum varieties have been bred to contain no appreciable levels of condensed tannins Tannum is Latin […]
The true cost of cereal grains in animal feeds Efstratia Papanikou | November 21, 2022 For a broiler producer with 10 million birds per year, savings on cereal grains can really add up […]
Post-harvest preservation of quality in grains Efstratia Papanikou | November 7, 2022 Cereal grains are vulnerable to agents that reduce their quality, acceptability and safety. Cereal grains, such as corn, […]
Alternative cereals may require more carbohydrases Efstratia Papanikou | November 2, 2022 Carbohydrases attack fiber carbohydrates, releasing energy that would be otherwise lost for the animal. Energy remains the most […]
Rye as an alternative cereal for animal feeds Efstratia Papanikou | October 24, 2022 This cousin to wheat is typically grown in colder climates Rye (Secale cereale L.) is not the typical […]
Bakery meal as a tasty proposal for animal feeds Efstratia Papanikou | October 17, 2022 This ingredient might be able to replace all or part of lactose and/or cooked cereals in diets for […]
Yesterday’s bread can make quality bread meal for feed Efstratia Papanikou | October 10, 2022 Good quality bread meal is roughly equal to wheat in terms of energy and protein Have you ever […]
Sugar beet pulp pellets palatable for dairy cows Efstratia Papanikou | September 5, 2022 Adding sugar beet pulp pellets into a total mixed ration diet for dairy cows improves palatability of the […]
Cottonseeds for dairy cows as a package full of nutrients Efstratia Papanikou | August 29, 2022 Several qualities of cottonseeds make them desirable for ruminant diets. There are few countries still producing cotton, with […]
Getting to know more about plant phytate in animal feeds Efstratia Papanikou | July 25, 2022 10 key points about ingredients rich or poor in phytate The discussion about the crisis regarding the sudden […]
