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J.J. Mallo, M. Puyalto and S.V. Rama Rao
01/09/2012
This article shows that inclusion of butyrate in poultry diet improves the digestibility of energy and protein by increasing intestinal absorption surface.
J Broz, E Schai, M Gadient
08/15/2011
This article examines the relative stability of micronutrients in pelleted feed.
SM Khopde, K Indira Priyadarsini, H Mohan, VB Gawandi, JG Satav, JV Yakhmi, MM Banavaliker, MK Biyani, and JP Mittal
08/15/2011
This article examines the antioxidant activity of amla extract in comparison to ascorbic acid.
Lai Zhouwen
07/25/2011
This article discusses the use and cost-effectiveness of butyrate as a feed supplement.
Natural Remedies
06/30/2011
This study shows Phytocee to possess the same macrophage phagocytosis stimulating activity as vitamin C and therefore can be a better replacement as a natural antioxidant.
Natural Remedies
06/30/2011
This study shows Phytonin will result in better utilisation of available methionine through feed ingredients.
Meriden
05/25/2011
This article shows how feed adsorption and growth can be maximised successfully by combining Orego-Stim into lactating sows' diet both prior to farrowing until the weaning period of her litter.
Natural Remedies
05/19/2011
This study ensures Zigbir has potent effect on the development and efficient functioning of the broilers' liver under normal and challenged condition.
Bindhu Lakshmibai Vasanthakumari, K.V.Chandrasekar and V.Ravindran
02/16/2011
This study demonstrates that LYSOFORTE supplementation facilitates the restoration of the metabolisable energy of low energy diets.
A. Dias-da-Silva, C. Guedes, M.J. Gomes, N. Loureiro, E. Brizida, E. Mena, and A. Lourenco
01/14/2011
This article discusses the beneficial effects of Saccharomyces cerevisiae (SC) supplementation on maize and grass silages on the ruminal environment.
Global Grain & Oilseed Markets
Evidence that USDA got its South American feed crop numbers wrong and large downward revisions are looming is growing. This carries greater implications for corn prices than it does for soy.
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