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Precision Nutrition
Posted by D Kannathasan on December 29, 2025 at 2:49 pmTo combat rising feed costs, producers use NIRS (Near Infrared Spectroscopy) for real-time feed analysis and are exploring alternative proteins like insect meal or algae.
Dr. Mahmoud Elnakeeb replied 2 months, 2 weeks ago 10 Members · 11 Replies -
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Correct, the agricultural industry is adopting advanced techniques and alternative feed sources to manage escalating costs and improve sustainability.
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PRECISE NUTRITION IS THE FUTURE OF POULTRY FARMING
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For example, to address increasing feed costs, farmers turn smarter, not cheaper:
SIRS (Near Infrared Spectro
Was used to instantly test feed on site for protein, energy, and moisture content. Allows real-time adjustment of feed, increases productivity, and ensures better feed formulation.
Alternative proteins: insect meal, algae: Regulating These are high-protein sources which can cut down reliance upon costly soybean or fishmeal, thus ensuring smooth growth and a sound immune system. · Application: Increased feed accuracy, cost savings, reliable performance, enhanced profitability irrespective of varying costs of ingredients.
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That’s correct; the agricultural industry is adopting advanced techniques and alternative feed sources to manage escalating costs and improve sustainability.
Producers are leveraging Near Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS) for rapid, on-site analysis of feed composition, allowing for precise formulation based on real-time nutritional values [1]. This technology helps optimize the use of existing ingredients and minimize waste.
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