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The new terminology in pig performance
The new terminology in pig performance
No one needs to be told that pig profits are minimal these days, and have been for years. International pig consultant John Gadd believes that the familiar nutritional terms we all use and which are largely based on performance, are inadequate. Better terms can persuade farmers to get to the bottom line more quickly and easily, based as they are on profit – not necessarily performance.
Dog treats are (too) expensive
Dog treats are (too) expensive

Some dog treats cost more than caviar, while others are poor quality and contain little meat, an expert has found.

Nutrient synchrony affects nutrient use in calves
Nutrient synchrony affects nutrient use in calves

Nutrient synchrony (or the distribution of nutrients within a day) affects protein, glucose and fat metabolism and can ultimately impact on the utilization of nutrients in preruminant calves, concludes PhD student Joost van den Borne at Wageningen University in the Netherlands.

Stable pigmenting carotenoids: a new concept for Least Cost Pigmentation
Stable pigmenting carotenoids: a new concept for Least Cost Pigmentation

Much has been written on the use in feed of yellow and red carotenoids for egg yolk pigmentation. During the year 2000 handling characteristics of different carotenoid sources were also reviewed in Feed Mix, with special emphasis on the effects of feed processing and storage conditions on carotenoid stability. The question is how all these aspects can be combined for its practical use in feed formulation.

Sel-Plex receives authorisation
Sel-Plex receives authorisation
Alltech have announced the authorisation, under an EU regulation, of Sel-Plex as a nutritional feed additive for use in all species diets. Sel-Plex is the only product of its kind to have received this authorisation.
Cows major contributor to green house gases
Cows major contributor to green house gases

A recent study has revealed that cow flatulence is to a great extent responsible for global warming and the green house effect.

Simplification of EU feed labelling needed
Simplification of EU feed labelling needed

FEFAC sees the European Parliament (EP) report on compound feed labelling, adopted in first reading of the EP plenary session on 12 December 2006, as the starting line for the overdue simplification of EU feed labelling rules.

Effect of distillers grain on beef quality
Effect of distillers grain on beef quality

Dr. Allen Trenkle of Iowa State University has summarized four ISU studies where cattle were fed up to 40% distillers grains. There was some reduction in marbling at these high levels, but the net value of the carcasses in a typical grid market did not differ greatly.

"Feed additive use needs reconsideration"
"Feed additive use needs reconsideration"

Feeding additives to dairy cows is often worth the money. However, you need to look at additives as a proper enhancing opportunity, rather than fixing a problem or minimizing return losses, said Michael Hutjens, University of Illinois, Urbana, Extension dairy specialist in the latest Farm & Ranch guide.

Factors that influence FC in dairy cattle
Factors that influence FC in dairy cattle

The parameter feed conversion (FC) in the dairy sector hard to interpret. Researchers from Wageningen University and Research Centre therefore studied the factors that influence feed conversion and feed-bound costs in dairy practices.

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