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Pig and poultry producers are constantly looking for solutions to enable them to stay ahead of increasing economic pressures. Enzymes can help by reducing feed costs without losing animal performance.
28 dec 2007
Non-starch polysaccharides or NSP-enzymes can be very effective. Pierre Dalibard of Adisseo explains what characterises them and details the mechanism of action.
19 dec 2006
Two experiments were conducted to evaluate the ability of α-amylase to improve the production characteristics of a corn-based dog food using an extruder. It was concluded that α-amylase lowers energy consumption at the extruder, while maintainin...
19 dec 2006
Enzymes are the little catalysts that can
enormously boost digestibility of animal feed. Known since the beginning of the
20th century they now have become a regular substance in the
recipes. Specialist Stephen Cole reviews the latest developments.
07 nov 2006
Ars scientists
Mullaney and Ullah at the southern regional research centre (SRRC) have rebuilt
the enzyme phytase to make it more effective, especially in the unique
environment where it needs to perform, like cold temperatures or extreme
acidity. I...
01 oct 2006
Most feedstuffs contain some anti-nutritional factors. Soybeans and
other legumes, for instance, contain non-starch polysaccharides (NSP) such as
phytate, which can lead to digestive problems, decreased performance, and
environmental concerns. Adding...
01 mar 2006
Feed enzymes and betaine could help poultry
producers adapt to the forthcoming EU ban on antibiotic growth promoters
(AGPs), meet increasing consumer demands for safe, affordable food and exploit
the growing demand for 'natural' and 'organic' poultry...
01 mar 2005
Adding enzymes to monogastric diets have clear effects on feed
digestibility, but other factors can also help. In future, more factors
than nutrient content alone may be included.
01 dec 2004
On Grandfather's farm adopting new
technologies was done on a trial and error basis. Results were sometimes shared
around the table at the local coffee shop, but most farmers preferred to try
new ideas for themselves before passing judgment.
01 apr 2004
Much has been written about the value of
exogenous enzymes in animal nutrition. But when it comes to making a choice of
which enzyme to use, the final decision may come down to something as simple as
ease of application within the feed mill. Here, pr...
01 apr 2004
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