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Feed Ingredient Insights

Soy hulls as a tasty raw material for beef cattle

Learn how soy hulls can be included in beef cattle diets.

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6 animal feed ingredients to look out for in 2023

Find out why algae, insects, sorghum, linseed, animal proteins and soybean meal are expected to make the news in 2023.

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Sunflower seed hulls a roughage option for feedlot beef

Sunflower seed hulls can be fed to ruminants, and especially to semi-intensively fed feedlot beef cattle.

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What natural ingredients are rich in valine?

Valine exists as a feed-grade free amino acid, but it is neither inexpensive nor available everywhere.

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Glutamine a semi-essential amino acid in feed formulation

Supplementary glutamine has been found to enhance gut health, leading to increased feed intake and improved growth performance post-weaning.

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Cracked corn for broilers to reduce feed mill energy cost

There is an increasing interest in feeding cracked corn to broilers, as a measure of reducing grinding electricity expenditure.

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Status of tannins in animal feeds

Learn more about the three types of tannins that exist in nature and how they can affect animal nutrition.

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The true cost of cereal grains in animal feeds

Ideally, best prices should be ensured for corn and soybean meal, but a 10% better price on corn will bring back better profits.

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Post-harvest preservation of quality in grains

There are three factors that determine the preservation of quality in cereal grains: moisture, temperature and time of storage.

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Alternative cereals may require more carbohydrases

Carbohydrases attack fiber carbohydrates, releasing energy that would be otherwise lost for the animal.

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Rye as an alternative cereal for animal feeds

Rye can be considered a cousin to wheat, and is cultivated where other such cereals cannot be grown.

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Bakery meal as a tasty proposal for animal feeds

Many animals love bakery products, which might be able to replace all or part of lactose and/or cooked cereals in diets for some species.

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