Video published on September 30, 2024
Mike Tokach (Kansas State University) talks about sow body condition and its effect on reproductive performance, during the Nutrimas workshop.
Video published on September 30, 2024
Mike Tokach (Kansas State University) explains how to remove costs by reviewing amino acids and energy levels, and the close relation between genetics and nutrition, during the Nutrimas workshop.
Video published on September 30, 2024
Mike Tokach (Kansas State University) comments on different levels of feed intake, during the Nutrimas workshop.
Video published on September 30, 2024
Mike Tokach (Kansas State University) comments on trends in sow nutrition, litter size and nutrient requirements, during the Nutrimas workshop.
Video published on September 30, 2024
Mike Tokach (Kansas State University) explains changes in piglet body weight and sow milk production, during the Nutrimas workshop.
Article published the March 18, 2024
Pharmacological levels of Zn in early nursery pig diets reduce the instance of post-weaning diarrhea and improve performance. However, there are growing concerns with pharmacological levels of Zn and much attention has been directed toward strategies to lower dietary Zn without negatively impacting performance. Diet acid-binding capacity-4 (ABC-4) could be an option to formulate low Zn diets. Diet ...
Video published on August 1, 2023
Mike Tokach (Kansas State University) shared his insights on feed costs and how useful data is in evaluating performance, during this Swine It interview with host Laura Greiner.
Video published on August 1, 2023
Mike Tokach (Kansas State University) shared his insights on sow feeds and feeders, in this Swine It interview with host Laura Greiner.
This member gave a presentation on May 10, 2023
At the following event:
Animal Nutrition Conference of Canada 2023
Participation in Forum on September 13, 2022
The impact of SMB on detoxifiation of DON is greater when heat treatment is applied; however, we have several experiments that show the benefit of SMB in diets with DON in mash diets. Some sulfination of the DON still occurs, just not to quite as great of extent.