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Abstract
Higher Dietary Protein Increases Nitrogen Retention and Improves Caloric Efficiency
Faris, R., M. McGhee, S. Paredes, Q. Li, C. Pilcher and C. Parks
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Abstract
Is Caloric Efficiency an Accurate Method to Estimate Soybean Meal Net Energy in Nursery Pigs?
Kim, T., P. Salgado-Lopez, J. Smallfield, M. Tokach, J. DeRouchey, J. Woodworth, R. Goodband, K. Gaffield, J. Gebhardt, H. Cemin, E. Hansen, M. Hart, J. Faccin and J. Soto
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Interview
Soy’s Growing Role in Fighting PRRS
PORK, Ryan Dilger, Brooke Smith
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Presentation
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Research Report
Effect of different dietary protein levels on nitrogen retention in weanling, growing, and finishing pigs
Swine Web, J. Ibagon, S. Lee, H. Stein
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K-State researchers target swine feed efficiency
National Hog Farmer, Katelyn Gaffield, Ron Navales
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Research Report
Ultra-High protein, low-oligosaccharide soybean meal delivers more metabolizable energy in growing pigs
National Hog Farmer, Margaret Putnam, Abigail Dowell, Amy Petry, Erin Zess
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Research Report
Impact of soybean meal on nitrogen retention and concentrations of energy in diets fed to growing pigs
Swine Web, J. Ibagon, S. Lee, H. Stein
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Do pigs have a requirement for dietary fiber?
National Hog Farmer, Hannah Miller and Amy Petry
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Abstract
Digestibility of energy and nutrients in soybean expellers produced from conventional or high-oil varieties of soybeans and fed to growing pigs
Cristobal, M. S. Lee, A. Mallea, L. Torres-Mendoza, C. Parsons and H. Stein
U.S. Soy Center for Animal Nutrition and Health