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Feed Ingredient Insights: Page 11
Feed Ingredient Insights
Processing method determines protein meal nutritive value
Find out more about the three main methods of oil extraction from oil seeds such as soybean and rapeseed, as well as linseed, cottonseed, peanut and sunflower, which are of primary interest to the animal feed industry.
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Corn gluten meal a value-added feed ingredient for layers
The protein fraction of corn, namely gluten, when concentrated and devoid of the bran, can amount to a product with 60% or more protein.
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Cassava and the problem of cyanide poisoning
The main problem of raw cassava tubers is their high concentration of cyanogenic glucosides (with peels containing more than the flesh).
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Glycosides in animal feeds as anti-nutritional factors
In animal nutrition, glycosides are generally regarded as important anti-nutritional factors.
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Pea seeds an alternative to soybean meal in broiler feeds
Broiler producers pressed by soybean meal cost or availability are the most relevant candidates to assess protein replacements, such as pea seeds.
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Deciphering the role of natural pigments
Find out more about natural plant pigments that can be used in layer hen diets.
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Major sources of omega-3 fatty acids for animal feeds
The animal feed industry is looking to omega-3 fatty acids as a way to produce enriched products for humans, such as eggs and possibly meat.
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Why soybeans are so difficult to grow in Europe
It has become a policy priority to reduce EU dependence on soybean imports, especially for animal feeding
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The real difference between canola and rapeseed meal
Rapeseed is an oil- and protein-rich crop that belongs to the Brassicaceae family, being a close relative to mustard and horseradish.
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Linseed, an ancient crop with futuristic possibilities
Linseed and its protein-rich byproduct linseed meal can be used in all monogastric and ruminant diets to replace other protein sources.
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Why the animal feed industry doesn’t use more yeast
Find out why nutritionists struggle with knowing how and when to best use yeast products in animal feed formulations — and what can be done about it.
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