Welcome to another insightful episode of The Feed Science Podcast Show. Today, I'm thrilled to have Dr. John Boney, an esteemed assistant professor from Penn State University, join us. Together, we'll dive into the intricate world of feed pellets, examining their quality and the significant role...
The feed industry is a dynamic one, a nexus of technology, biology, and business. It's a world where sound science meets practical application. A world that requires an intricate balance between the immediate needs of today and the looming challenges of tomorrow. And as with any sector, the feed...
Feed additives in ruminant diets typically constitute less than 1% of the total intake, measured in grams or micrograms per day. However, their inclusion in livestock diets serves several specific functions, ranging from enhancing feed efficiency and modifying the microbiome to bolstering...
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Pulses, often referred to as common legumes like broad beans, navy beans, chickpeas, and lentils, have emerged as valuable ingredients in animal nutrition. These nutrient-rich crops offer numerous benefits that can significantly impact the feed mill industry. In this blog post, we...
In this episode of The Feed Science Podcast Show, we delve into beef cattle nutrition and silage production with Federico Podversich, a PhD candidate at the University of Florida. We discussed the nuances of corn-based, sorghum-based, and grass-based silage. Our conversation also contrasts...
Food and feed safety serve as cornerstones in the agriculture and food industry, as they are intrinsically linked to product quality, public health, and the success of producers and manufacturers. Recognizing the importance of these practices, we dive into the intricate nature of creating...
In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of ruminant nutrition. Our guest, Dr. Megan Van Emon, an Extension Beef Cattle Specialist and Professor at Montana State University, talks about the importance of fall nutrition for cows, particularly in preparation for the harsh winter months....
The feed industry is currently experiencing significant changes, which demand the workforce to adapt. While automation can address some labor shortages, feed mills now require a different type of skilled workforce. In this episode, Cesar Menendez discusses the evolution of feed mill...
In today's episode, I am joined by Olivia Harrison to discuss a crucial topic in the livestock industry: feed safety and contamination mitigation. We talk about the challenges of decontaminating facilities and the potential risks of introducing foreign animal diseases. Olivia covers it all,...
Today on the Feed Science Podcast Show, I had the pleasure of interviewing William Ashley Biscamp. We delved deep into the realm of the feed industry, unraveling its complexity and intricacies through Ashley's 23-year journey spanning across five states and eleven different feed mills. We...
Exogenous enzymes have increased in popularity over the past two decades, becoming an important feature in the diets of monogastric animals in the United States and Europe. In this episode, I interviewed Tanner Wise, a PhD candidate at Purdue University's Animal Sciences Department. We talked...
Welcome to a new episode of the Feed Science Podcast Show, where we have the pleasure of hosting Dr. Cara Cargo-Froom as our esteemed guest. In her prior research endeavors, Dr. Cargo-Froom has conducted extensive investigations about pulses and their potential as feed ingredients in animal...
