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Wheat-DDGs drop feed efficiency in young swine diets, don’t alter intake Replacing soybean meal with DDGS maintains feed intake, but lowers average daily gain for young pigs, say researchers.
13/01/2018
Leveraging the potential of feed ingredients in broiler, swine diets From grain quality to nutritional variation, nutritionists and feed manufacturers are constantly dealing with the handling, management and costs associated with
26/03/2018
Emerging issues in swine nutrition Using alternative ingredients in order to lower feed cost is now common practice in swine diets. However, now the challenge is to strike a balance between cost
10/04/2018
Pig performance may see boost, but mode of action remains aloof in copper feeding trial Additive copper hydroxychloride in weaned pigs diets may improve weight gain and performance, but the exact mechanism involved remains unclear, says researcher.
11/05/2018
Study shows benefit of alternative feed ingredient for use in swine diets The co-product flaxseed meal may offer an alternative energy and protein ingredient for use in the diets of growing pigs, say researchers.
28/05/2018
What do wheat co-products have to offer swine diets? US wheat co-products may have less variation by mill than those in other countries, and the co-product red dog may provide a greater nutritional value
30/05/2018
Pigs digest fiber efficiently even at high inclusion rates Researchers at the University of Illinois have been examining the contribution high-fiber feed ingredients make to the energy content of swine diets.
13/06/2018
Histidine research may help lower cost of pig diets Swine nutritionists now have more information at their disposal to formulate foods that help pigs grow safely, save money for producers
13/06/2018
Dirty pigs need more dietary threonine Wide range of environmental and production conditions need to be considered when formulating swine diets.
27/06/2018
Team demonstrates perils of using high levels of by-products in finisher pig diets High inclusion levels of rapeseed meal and DDGS combined in feeds negatively affect nutrient digestibility in finisher pigs, concludes an Irish study.
30/06/2018