279 Pigs receiving daily tailored diets have different amino acid requirements than pigs raised in conventional phase feeding systems

Remus, Aline; Montminy, M. P. L.; Hauschild, Luciano; Pomar, C.

doi:10.2527/asasmw.2017.279

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“…Precision livestock feeding is still based on models and nutritional concepts of average population responses. When feeding individual pigs with daily tailored diets, these traditional nutritional concepts seem insufficient (Remus, 2015;Ghimire et al, 2016;Remus et al, 2017). It is necessary to distinguish the nutritional requirements of a population from those of an individual.…”

Section: The Implementation Of Precision Livestock Feeding Principles In Growing and Finishing Pig Production Systemsmentioning

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18: Precision livestock feeding, principle and practice

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Remus

2019

Poultry and Pig Nutrition

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Precision livestock farming (PLF) is proposed to the livestock industry as an essential tool to enhance sustainability and competitiveness • Precision livestock feeding is part of PLF and can have a great impact in livestock profitability due the ability of feeding pigs with diets tailored daily to their nutrient requirements. •Precision livestock feeding can decrease livestock environmental impacts by optimizing the use of dietary nutrients and animal nutrient utilization efficiency which results in less nutrient excretion. •Mathematical models developed for precision livestock feeding must be designed to operate in real-time using system measurements. These models are structurally different from traditional nutrition models. •The success of PLF is dependent on the precision livestock feeding integration into the system, as well, the adaptability and training of the farmers to use PLF systems.

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Section: The Implementation Of Precision Livestock Feeding Principles In Growing and Finishing Pig Production Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

18: Precision livestock feeding, principle and practice

Pomar

Milgen

Remus

2019

Poultry and Pig Nutrition

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“…Precision feeding is still based on mathematical models and nutritional concepts developed for average population responses. When feeding individual pigs with daily tailored diets, these traditional nutritional concepts are not accurate and even sometimes incorrect (Remus et al, 2017;Remus, 2018). It is necessary to distinguish the nutritional requirements of a population from those of an individual.…”

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“…The mathematical model developed to estimate daily lysine requirements in individual growing-finishing pigs (Hauschild et al, 2012;Zhang et al, 2012;Cloutier et al, 2015) is being updated to account for the variation in amino acid efficiency and the requirements of amino acids other than lysine (Remus et al, 2017;Ghimire et al, 2016). Further developments will also include new knowledge concerning the genetic capability of pigs to efficiently use nutrients and integrate in the daily estimation of individual pigs' optimal nutrient requirements, the interaction between feeding patterns, diet composition, and the digestive and metabolic dynamic availability of dietary nutrients.…”

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