Fact Sheets |
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Decision Tree |
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Influence of Particle Size |
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Effect of Dietary Energy on Feed Efficiency |
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Influence of Pelleting |
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Genetic Impact |
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Influence of Ractopamine |
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Impact of Feeder Design and Management |
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Influence of Sow Feed on Whole Farm Efficiency |
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Influence of Amino Acids |
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Influence of Temperature |
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Influence of Market Weight |
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Not Always Linked to Net Income |
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Particle Size Testing Methodology |
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Presentations |
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The Physiological Basis of Differences in Efficiency, Metabolism and Energy Partitioning between Lines of Pigs Selected for Residual Feed Intake, Dr. Nick Gabler - Iowa State University presented at Joint Annual Meeting 2012 |
Are More Feed Efficient Pigs Really Less Robust and More Susceptible to Disease?, Dr. Jack Dekkers, distinguished professor, Animal Science, Iowa State University |
Maximizing Piglet Survival via Altered Nutrition for Hyper-prolific Sows, Dr. Peter Kappel Theil, Animal Science, Research Center Foulum, Aarhus University. |
Decision Tools |
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Calculators |
Feeder Adjustment |
Gestation Feeding Tools |
Nursery Pig Branched-chain Amino Acid Calculator |
Particle Size |
Premix and Diet Recommendations |
Swine Nutrition Guide |
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Additional Resources |
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Approaches to Reducing Feed Intake and Growth Rate in Market Hogs During Interruption of Animal Movement |
Nutritional Strategies to Managing Pork Market Disruptions |
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