Feeding Recommendations
From research to practical recommendations
Taking soy-related research outcomes, validating them in commercial environments and better understanding their economic impact is critical in applying soy-related solutions — especially when it comes to feeding recommendations and impact on other ingredients in the ration.
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Production effects of extruded soybean meal replacing canola meal in the diet of lactating dairy cows
Cueva, S., S. Raisanen, D. Wasson, D. Kniffen, R. Fabin and A. Hristov
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Effects of increasing soybean meal in corn-based diets on the growth performance of late finishing pigs
Holen, J., R. Goodband, M. Tokach, J. Woodworth, J. DeRouchey, and J. Gebhardt
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Evaluation of extruded soybean hulls for relative metabolizable energy values and as a source of fiber in monogastric nutrition
von Schaumburg, P., K. Detweiler, G. Davenport, P. Utterback, C. Parsons and M. de Godoy
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Effects of Increasing Energy or Lysine in Soybean Meal-Based Diets on Early and Late Finishing Pig Performance
Kim, T., J. Faccin, R. Goodband, M. Tokach, J. DeRouchey, J. Woodworth and J. Gebhardt
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Evaluating the Effects of Soybean Meal Levels and Valine, Isoleucine, and Tryptophan Adjustment in Diets with or without Dried Distillers Grain Solubles on Finishing Pig Performance and Carcass Characteristics
Reeb, M., J. Woodworth, J. DeRouchey, M. Tokach, R. Goodband and J. Gebhardt
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Effects of Increasing Soybean Meal Levels on Growth Performance and Carcass Characteristics of Pigs in Grower and Late-Finishing Phases
Faccin, J., M. Tokach, J. DeRouchey, J. Gebhardt, J. Goodband and J. Woodworth
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Effects of Increasing Levels of Soybean Meal in Nursery Diets on Growth Performance and Fecal Characteristics of 22- to 60-lb Pigs
Faccin, J., R. Goodband, M. Tokach, J. DeRouchey, J. Gebhardt and J. Woodworth
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Evaluating over feeding soybean meal in grow-finish pigs
Greiner, L., N. Gabler, L. Baumgard, J. Ross, D. Humphrey, E. Johnson and J. Swanton
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Productive energy (Arkansas Net Energy) is a better predictor of broiler feed intake and feed conversion ratio compared to metabolizable energy and classic net energy
Martinez, D., N. Suesuttajit, C. Umberson and C.Coon
