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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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Abstract
New Knowledge on Soybean Meal and Practical Implications to Feed Formulation
Gaines, A. and R. Boyd
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Interview
Rethinking soybean meal: Four pillars reshape swine nutrition application strategies
The Pig Site, Dean Boyd and Aaron Gaines
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Abstract
Growth of broilers fed high soybean meal inclusion during moderate and warm ambient temperatures
Reuben Adejumo, R., E. Lynch, L. Knarr, E. Estanich and J. Moritz
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Abstract
Effects of increasing soybean meal in diets with or without distillers dried grains with solubles on growth performance and carcass characteristics of pigs in early and late-finishing phases
Giacomini, P., K. Gaffield, R. Goodband, J. Woodworth, M. Tokach, J. DeRouchey, J. Gebhardt, A. Petry, M. Putnam, A. Gaines, R. Boyd, C. Shull and O. Mendoza
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New Finding in Animal Growth: Dietary Soybean Meal Content is Important for Maximum Growth Expression by Pigs in the Commercial Environment
Feedstuffs, R. Dean Boyd, Cate Rush, Nathan Augspurger
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Podcast
High Inclusions of Soybean Meal in Grow-to-Finish Diets
The Swine Nutrition Blackbelt Podcast, Gustavo Lima
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Abstract
Nitrogen, sulfur, calcium, and phosphorus input and output on growing pigs fed varying levels of soybean meal diets
Wileman, C., S. Craig, S. Trabue and L. Greiner
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Abstract
Growth performance of grow-finish pigs fed different levels of soybean meal in non-isocaloric diets with provisions of digestible amino acids above estimated requirements
Li, Q., M. McGhee, C. Pilcher and W. Schweer
U.S. Soy Center for Animal Nutrition and Health
