What role should the feed industry play in achieving One Health in pork production?
The feed industry has a significant and essential role to play in achieving One Health in pork production on multiple levels.
articles about DDGS
Effects of feeding growing pigs corn-soybean meal-based diets with corn DDGS treated with fiber degrading enzymes with or without liquid fermentation
Treating DDGS with fiber degrading enzymes improves feed efficiency in young pigs.
Effects of switching finishing pigs from DDGS-based to corn-soybean meal-based diets at increasing intervals before market
The optimal time for carcass yield to make a dietary switch might be 28 days before marketing.
Formulating sow diets with prediction equations for DDGS energy content
Prediction equations for metabolizable energy of corn DDGS can be used in diet formulation for sows in late gestation.
InterPIG 2018: Increased production costs
This report examines the relative costs of production in 17 selected countries, known collectively as InterPIG.
Evonik launches new fast and reliable test for raw material quality
Up to now, the industry has lacked reliable tests to judge the quality of corn DDGS during the process of raw material reception.
Feeding either a by-product or cereal based diet at different concentrations of NE to finisher pigs
High inclusion of by-products in finishing diets may reduce feed cost but affects performance and carcass quality traits.
Nutritional value for growing pigs of different sources of distillers dried grains with solubles (DDGS)
Corn is the primary grain used for ethanol production in the USA, but European and Canadian ethanol plants often use wheat or a combination of wheat and corn.
Impact of feeding corn distillers dried grains with solubles on pork fat quality
Feeding corn DDGS diets to growing-finishing pigs can substantially reduce feed cost while maintaining growth performance, but it reduces carcass pork fat firmness. How to solve it?
Feeding growing pigs with DDGS treated with fiber degrading enzymes with or without extended steeping
The treatment of DDGS with fiber degrading enzymes my improve dietary nutrient availability and improve performance in growing pigs.
Comparing efficacy of different xylanases on wheat or corn co–product diets
Xylanases supplementation of pig diets based coproducts from wheat and corn may improve performance during the growing period.
Use and application of DDGS in pig feed
Due to their higher energy, phosphorus and amino acids content when compared to corn, wheat and barley, DDGS are presented as a nutritional and cheap alternative feed in the animals diet.
The risks of high inclusion of wheat-corn DGGS not be completely alleviated by formulating diets on the basis of NE and SID AA systems
High inclusion of wheat-corn DDGS reduces growth performance and ATTD of energy in growing pigs.
China: new biotech certification requirements for DDGS
The new requirements effectively call for a certificate from the point of origin - in the case of U.S. shipments, from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) - guaranteeing that the shipment is free of the biotech trait.
USA: demand for DDGS is growing in foreign markets
During 2013, total DDGS exports reached 9.7 million metric tons, more than double the 4.5 million metric tons of total exports in 2008.