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The Feed Science Podcast Show - #21 - Managing costs and quality through science-driven feed optimization the feed science podcast Nov 22, 2023

In this episode of The Feed Science Podcast Show, I welcomed Robert Oitker, a project and toll mill manager at The Maschhoffs. Robert brings over 40 years of experience in the feed business and a...

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The Feed Science Podcast Show - #20 - Exploring rumen-protected nutrients and residual feed intake the feed science podcast Nov 15, 2023

In this episode, I hosted Dr. Gaston Alfaro, a professor and researcher at Universidad Nacional de Córdoba. We delved into Dr. Alfaro's substantial work on rumen-protecting nutrients,...

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The Feed Science Podcast Show - #20 - Exploring silage: best practices, benefits, and global perspectives the feed science podcast Nov 11, 2023

Beef cattle nutrition is a multifaceted discipline that intertwines various components of livestock feeding. Among these, silage emerges as an essential constituent, delivering both energy and...

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The Feed Science Podcast Show - #19 - The impact of pellet quality on farm nutrient distribution the feed science podcast Nov 08, 2023

Welcome to another insightful episode of The Feed Science Podcast Show. Today, I'm thrilled to have Dr. John Boney, an esteemed assistant professor from Penn State University, join us. Together,...

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The Feed Science Podcast Show - #19 - From Quick-Fix Solutions to Root Cause Analysis: Shifting Focus in the Feed Industry the feed science podcast Nov 05, 2023

The feed industry is a dynamic one, a nexus of technology, biology, and business. It's a world where sound science meets practical application. A world that requires an intricate balance between...

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The Feed Science Podcast Show - #18 - Feed additives for ruminant diets: where health and sustainability meet the feed science podcast Oct 31, 2023

Feed additives in ruminant diets typically constitute less than 1% of the total intake, measured in grams or micrograms per day. However, their inclusion in livestock diets serves several specific...

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Unlocking the Potential of Pulses in Animal Nutrition the feed science podcast Oct 27, 2023

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Pulses, often referred to as common legumes like broad beans, navy beans, chickpeas, and lentils, have emerged as valuable ingredients in animal nutrition. These nutrient-rich crops...

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