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SwineCast 0537

• Practical tips on enzyme evaluations from Iowa State's Brian Richart. Dr. Richart shares key points from his Midwest Poultry Convention presentation which have value for pork producers as well.

SwineCast 0513

• Researchers at the University of Georgia looking at ways to use utilize biofuel byproducts discover a process to limit ammonia volitilization by feeding 'char' to poultry.  Would it work for all monogastrics?

SwineCast 0503

• Danisco's Janet Remus discusses a project which identifies Phosphorus content variations in grain sources by location, updating information decades old which is even more important with today's DDGs diets

SwineCast 0498

• Dr. Hans Stein, Associate Professor of Swine Nutrition at the University of Illinois, joins the discussion on this year's mold issues, the resulting mycotoxin load, management of the feed and potential changes in cropping practices as a result.

SwineCast 0491

• BASF Plant Science Manager of nutrition and technical services, Jerry Weigel, discusses NutriDense, how it can affect your feeding program and returns you can expect

SwineCast 0439 Show Notes:

• Soybean researchers expanding options for livestock producers as new varieties come online.  Conversation with University of IL's Dr Hans Stein

SwineCast 0355 Show Notes:

• Dr Don Mahan looks at gender impact on mineral utilization
• Net Feed Energy with Degussa's Rob Payne

SwineCast 0310 Show Notes:

• Conversing with Glenn Grimes at World Pork Expo on markets and ratios
  
• Tradeshow talk about BASF's Nutridense corn system
• Iowa State's Suzanne Millman joins us for a followup discussion about her animal welfare presentation at National Institute for Animal Agriculture

SwineCast 0297 Show Notes:

• Looking to cut costs in your ingredient sources may expose you to more risk than you think. A conversation with John Ratcliff of the Food and Agriculture Consultancy of the United Kingdom
• Genetics are driven by data but who determines the direction? PIC's Technical Services Director for Genetics joins us
• Employee relations and recruitment questions continue to be heavily attended workshops. Don Tyler recounts a session at the Responsible Pork Symposium