Poultry Nutrition
Are you a producer or industry staff or a student in the Animal Science or Veterinary field and want to master your Animal Nutrition skills? Here are some tips for you to boost your professional skills:
Gain a strong foundation in the basic principles of Animal Nutrition, which lies in a core understanding of Nutritional Biochemistry and Animal Physiology.
Understand the specific nutritional needs of different types of animals in various physiological states.
Learn about the impact of feed ingredients on animal health and performance and consider the limitation of each ingredient in Animal Nutrition.
Consolidate your feed formulation and nutritional management skills by combining your knowledge in the field of biochemistry, physiology, nutrition, and feed science.
Try to participate in any practical opportunity to hone your skills.
Seek out mentorship and professional development opportunities and become a lifelong learner by staying on top of recent research and practical experience.
Remember, mastering Animal Nutrition takes time and dedication, so be patient and persistent in your efforts to improve your knowledge and skills!
My online services include:
Professional consultation in poultry nutrition
Feed formulation for feed mills and farms
Teaching Animal Science courses
Teaching Feed Formulation Techniques
Feed Formulation files for Broiler Chicken
Save on feed costs while maintaining your broiler chickens’ health and performance with our least-cost feed formulation spreadsheet. This is the method I have taught on my YouTube channel.
Note: This file contains the required feed ingredient categories in feed formulation, but a complete list of feed ingredients library will be added in our future version.
Achieve maximum profit and optimal broiler production with a Maximum Profit Feed Formulation File.
Note: This file contains the required feed ingredient categories in feed formulation, but a complete list of feed ingredients library will be added in our future version.
With the Stochastic Feed Formulation method, you can account for the variability in the nutrient composition of feed ingredients.
Note: This file contains the required feed ingredient categories in feed formulation, but a complete list of feed ingredients library will be added in our future version. This file is designed for broiler feed formulation using the stochastic method.
With Multiple Objective Feed Formulation methods, you can maximize your broiler production profit and, meantime, account for variability in the nutrient composition of feed ingredients.
Note: This file contains the required feed ingredient categories in feed formulation, but a complete list of feed ingredients library will be added in our future version.
Feed Formulation files for Laying Hens
Save on feed costs while maintaining your laying hens’ health and performance with our least-cost feed formulation spreadsheet.
Note: This file contains the required feed ingredient categories in feed formulation, but a complete list of feed ingredients library will be added in our future version.
Achieve maximum profit and optimal egg production with a Maximum Profit Feed Formulation File.
Note: This file contains the required feed ingredient categories in feed formulation, but a complete list of feed ingredients library will be added in our future version.
With the Stochastic Feed Formulation method, you can account for the variability in the nutrient composition of feed ingredients.
Note: This file contains the required feed ingredient categories in feed formulation, but a complete list of feed ingredients library will be added in our future version. This file is designed for laying hens feed formulation using the stochastic method.
With Multiple Objective Feed Formulation methods, you can maximize your laying hen production profit and, meantime, account for variability in the nutrient composition of feed ingredients.
Note: This file contains the required feed ingredient categories in feed formulation, but a complete list of feed ingredients library will be added in our future version.
This 20-page eBook guide helps you understand how much of each protein ingredient to include in the diets of poultry, pigs, and cattle. It includes information about the following key protein ingredients: blood meal, canola meal, corn gluten meal, coconut meal, cottonseed meal, fish meal, linseed meal, meat and bone meal, peanut meal, poultry by-products, sesame seed meal, soybean meal, sunflower meal, safflower meal, and yeast.
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