pig nutrition

Mulberry trees are fast-growing deciduous plants widely cultivated in many parts of the world. Photo: Alongkorn Tengsamut/ Pixabay
15-02 | Article

Mulberry leaf powder as new feed protein for finishing pigs

Grow-finish pigs could benefit from a multi-enzyme complex as a dietary addition. Photo: Twan Wiermans
10-02 | Article

Carbohydrase and its impact on pig performance

Copper and zinc are 2 essential trace elements for pigs to thrive. How best to supply them in suitable levels to weaner pigs? Photo: Shutterstock
01-02 | Article

Using alternative sources for copper and zinc in pig feed

Artist’s impression of red blood cells. Illustration: Dreamstime
08-01 | News

Fermented rapeseed meal impacts pig blood values

Photo: Agrosuper
01-01 | Interview

Replacing fishmeal is not an easy challenge

The line-up of the webinar, with from left to right speakers Nienke de Groot, Dr Peter Ramaekers, Vincent ter Beek (host) and Prof Leo den Hartog. - Photo: Company Webcast
16-10-2020 | News

On-demand: Webinar on reducing antimicrobials in pigs

Illustration of the characteristic domed or dolphin-shaped head morphology in an IUGR piglet (right) in comparison with a normal piglet with the same birth weight. Photo: Dr Emma Baxter
14-08-2020 | Article

Interventions to better deal with IUGR piglets

Finisher pigs on a farm in the United States. - Photo: Vincent ter Beek
03-08-2020 | Article

How to slow pig growth due to Covid-19?

Illustration: Shutterstock
13-05-2020 | News

Webinar: Pig nutrition without ZnO and fewer antibiotics

The 3 compound feed mixtures and the control mixture (left), in which clover grass protein constitutes an increasing part of feed raw protein.
04-03-2020 | News

Pigs thrive on protein from clover grass




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