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Webinar on demand: Potential of GAA supplementation in broiler diets

06-07-2022 | |
Speakers Lukas Bauer, Holly Malins and Juliano Cesar De Paula Dorigam
Speakers Lukas Bauer, Holly Malins and Juliano Cesar De Paula Dorigam

On June 28 at 15.00 CEST, All About Feed broadcasted a webinar in cooperation with Evonik. 3 experts discussed the potential of GAA supplementation in broiler diets. The recorded webinar is now available.

During the webinar 3 nutrition experts from Evonik talked about how to achieve full growth potential of your broilers with a reduced-energy diet at lower costs, by using GAA supplementation. The speakers presented results from several scientific and commercial trials, on how GAA helps broiler producers reduce their feed costs and improve overall profitability and health.

Re-watch the webinar here for free

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Re-watch the webinar here for free

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