phosphorus

One key opportunity for ruminant nutritionists is the use of different seaweed extracts to reduce methane production. Photo: Henk Riswick

03-11-2022 | Article

The future of sustainability through nutrition

Fermentation of liquid feed diets can have positive pig health implications, research by Prof Kamphues showed. - Photo: Bert Jansen

16-04-2021 | News

ESPHM review, day 2: Focus on swine nutrition

The line-up of the Calcium webinar, with on the left speaker Rachael Hardy and on the right speaker Dr Arno de Kreij. The webinar was hosted by Vincent ter Beek, editor for Pig Progress. Photo: Company Webcast

13-12-2019 | News

On demand: Webinar on calcium, the double-edged sword

Heat stress in pigs effect on the gut. Photo: Phytobiotics

17-12-2018 | Article

Heat stress in pigs – effect on the gut

Canola meal is derived from rapeseed plants. Photo: Dennis F. Beek

06-09-2017 | News

Not all canola meal responds the same to phytase

The pigs in combination with the DPF system, blending two feeds. Photo: Emilie Joannopoulos

28-06-2017 | Article

Low-cost diets with low excretion levels – it is possible

Phytate is prevalent in many of the feedstuffs used to produce pig diets. <em>Photo: Hans Prinsen</em>

27-05-2016 | Article

Harmful to pigs: Broken down phytate products

More knowledge on calcium for better pig diets

13-11-2015 | News

More knowledge on calcium for better pig diets

More knowledge on calcium for better pig diets

13-11-2015 | News

More knowledge on calcium for better pig diets

"Most of the phosphorus in rice co-products is hard for pigs to digest because it's bound to phytate," explained Hans H. Stein, a U of I professor of animal sciences. [Photo: Henk Riswick]

02-10-2015 | News

Phosphorus digestibility of rice co-products fed to pigs