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Fact Sheet
Can Dietary Soybean Meal Level be Too Low or Too High for Maximum Swine Growth?
R. Dean Boyd, David Holzgraefe and Andrzej Sosnicki
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How to Use Feed4Profit
Iowa State University
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What is Feed4Profit?
Iowa State University
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Abstract
Does Increasing Dietary Soybean Meal Levels Result in Improved Growth Performance, Wean-to-finish Livability, and Carcass Value in a Commercial Wean-to-finish Swine Feeding Program?
Kellner, T., M. Reeb, K. Olsen, J. Ellingson, B. Borg, R. Boyd, A. Gaines, S. Pollmann, L. Ruckman and C. Pilcher
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Abstract
Genetic Trends of Protein Deposition and Amino Acid Needs of Pigs
Guo, J., P. Knap, S. Fritz, L. Gloria, J. Montoro, C. Vier, W. Cast, N. Lu and W. Orlando
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Abstract
Four Pillars of Soybean Meal’s Unique Value to Swine Nutrition and Health
Boyd, R. and A. Gaines
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Replacing Distillers Grains with Heat-Treated Soybeans to Increase Finishing Cattle Growth
Tri-State Livestock News, SDSU Cow-Calf Education and Research Facility
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Abstract
Comparative evaluation of ultra-high protein, low oligosaccharide soybean meal on broiler and turkey performance in commercial production systems
Begemann, M., E. Zess and R. Brister
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Research Report
New Research Sharpens Understanding of Protein, Amino Acids, and Feed Efficiency in Growing Pigs
Swine Web, R. Navales, K. Gaffield
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Abstract
Increasing dietary soybean-derived trypsin inhibitor protein compromises nursery pig performance, nitrogen digestibility, and retention
Nisley, M., K. Miller, J. Spencer, O. Mendoza, H. Krishnan and N. Gabler
U.S. Soy Center for Animal Nutrition and Health