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B. U. Metzler and R. Mosenthin
11/25/2010
This article discusses that evaluation of different inclusion levels and combinations of dietary fiber may provide new insights in terms of selectively stimulating beneficial bacteria in both the small and large intestine.
Sarah Mellor and Christian Luckstadt
10/28/2010
This paper proves irrefutably how cost-effective Salmonella control, a healthy gut and food safety can be secured by dietary means.
Matt Pearce
10/19/2010
This paper tackles the use of phytogenic feed additives in the prevention of common swine diseases and for the maintenance of optimum health.
M. Switonski, M. Stachowiak, J. Cieslak, M. Bartz, M. Grzes
05/26/2010
This article compares the different traits of fat tissue genetics in pigs.
M. Bianchi, M. Petracci, C. Cavani
05/24/2010
This article compared the fatty acids and amino acid levels in the Longissimus dorsi muscle of pigs slaughtered at different ages.
Liviana Prola, Giovanni Perona, Massimiliano Tursi, Pier Paolo Mussa
05/24/2010
This article compared and analysed different identification methods for tracing pigs in the slaughterhouse.
Julia Osterberg, Susanna Sternberg Lewerin, Per Wallgren
05/13/2010
This article compared and analysed the transmissibility of Salmonella enterica serotypes associated with pigs.
A.D. Beaulieu, J.L. Aalhus, J.F. Patience
03/15/2010
This article discusses about the evaluation of piglet birth weight on the meat quality of pork.
Stacy Kish
01/28/2010
This article discusses about the newly developed and implementation of diet modification strategies in pork operations.
Dr. Martin Rimbach
09/24/2009
This article discusses the feeding measures against PIA (Ileitis) infections in pig herds and the positive effects of probiotics.
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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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