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David Wicker Ph. D. I agree with remaining below 10% CV, whether it is an arbitrary value or not, as the historical data and precedence supports it. I am referring more to a scenario of achieving 4% rather than 8% with an additional 20 seconds of mix time and whether those 20 seconds may be leveraged in some cases. As you said, larger animals are likely to tolerate this and I believe some (relativ ...
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Participation in Forum on June 15, 2020
Ricardo Hume Not specifically tied to validated CV's, but yes, I have run across an instance where a facility has strategically reduced mixing times for certain formulas to create flexibility for increasing time on others. I don't necessarily like it without having the CV values, but if they could be validated and shown not to have a negative impact on animal performance, it could be a feasible da ...
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Participation in Forum on June 15, 2020
Certainly an interesting discussion, I appreciate everyone's insight. As for the debate around the % CV, I think one of our issues is thinking in absolutes. As Marc mentioned, the "standard" continues to be 10%, which is not to say that facilities shouldn't strive for even better homogeneity as technology improves. However, due to the variable precision of some assays (as Dr. Wicker describes) i ...
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Rhodimet Itw techno Homogeneity - Marc Perel, Solution Application Manager, at Adisseo comments about homogeneity and recovery of additives and especially liquid methionine in feed.
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Today’s livestock are fed complete or complementary feed given mainly in the form of pellets. This form gives better animal performance (average daily gain and feed conversion ratio) than feed in the form of meal (Royer et al., 2015)1. In addition, the macro-ingredients (the main raw materials used in the formula) are enhanced with additives, either for nutritional purposes or for their bene ...
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Top quality product development and high-level technical support goes hand-in-hand in enabling Phileo by Lesaffre to deliver valuable new yeast-based solutions to farmers across the world. The development of new generation Actisaf® Sc 47 HR+, created in response to the increasing technology demands of modern feed manufacturing, was closely aligned with the setting up of Phileo’s Feed ...
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