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Dietary Productive Energy Recommendations for Broilers up to 56 Days of Age
Martinez, D., N. Suesuttajit, C. Umberson and C. Coon
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Investigation of interactions between phytase and anti-nutritional factors in soybean meal
Drysdale, R. and B. Parsons
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Performance, Processing Yield, and Economics of Broilers Fed Diets Formulated with Productive Energy
Martinez, D., C. Umberson, E. Sheikhsamani, S. Johnson and C. Coon
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Conditioning above 70 °C and Pelleting Corn and Soybean Meal-based Diets Containing Under Processed Soybean Meal can Alleviate the Effects of Antinutritional Factors
Adejumo, R., K. Bowen, L. Knarr, E. Lynch, E. Estanich, A. Renner, T. Waugerman, H. Krishnan and J. Moritz
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Evaluation of botanical feed additives rich in saponins and polyphenols in broilers experiencing immunological and environmental stressors
Froebel, L., M. Rincker and R. Dilger
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Determining the importance of non-essential amino acids, histidine, and phenylalanine + tyrosine in broilers provided reduced protein diets
Kriseldi, R., M. Silva, A. Corzo, J. Lee and R. Adhikari
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Soybean Genotype Amino Acid Selection: Impacts on diet linear programming and broiler performance
Wells-Crafton, S., K. Nelson, V. Slick, E. Greene and M. Kidd
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Differentiating energy and amino acids nutritional value from soybean meal from various origins fed to broilers
Atoo, A., C. Levesque and J. Perez-Palencia
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Impact of dietary fiber types and concentrations on jejunal and cecal gene expression in broilers with a subclinical enteric challenge
Tabish, R., Y. Lin, S. Rochell, W. Pacheco, M. Bailey, W. Dozier, K. McCafferty and R. Hauck
U.S. Soy Center for Animal Nutrition and Health
