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Nowadays, in poultry nutrition the main word used is precision nutrition. It means respond to animal needs by taking in account nutrients availability, digestibility, and their interaction inside the gut. Poultry production cycle is the shortest compared to swine and ruminant, that is why it is necessary to adapt consequently their nutrition regarding their growth and expected performances. To be part of this precise nutrition, feed industry needs also to take in account the different challenges that the animal can encounter duringt its production cycle (nutritional, physiological and environmental). The future relies on producing chicken in a sustainable manner, which means that welfare, the environement and the economic viability of each organisation will be required to meet expectations.

Today, Phosphea offers and develops a wide range of inorganic feed phosphates for poultry feeds in order to meet the market demand: MCP, DCP, Neophos, MSP, HumIPHORA, allowing feed formulators to have a large choices to meet the different dietary requirements of target poultry species.

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09/01/2024

Phosphorus and calcium, two essential macro-minerals in poultry

The formulation of diets in aquaculture is a constantly evolving field and tends to meet the various challenges of the moment: getting as close as possible to the specific nutritional requirements of each species, while using raw materials that are available, of high quality, with an increasingly low environmental impact, and with the consent of the end-buyer.
09/01/2024

Heat stress in poultry production : risk and technical solutions

Heat stress can represent a pressing concern during the summer season. With temperatures frequently above 30 degrees surpassing the 25 degrees comfort range for a poultry, the physiological challenges become more pronounced.
09/01/2024

Phosphorus is one of the most important minerals in animal nutrition

Calcium (Ca) and phosphorus (P) are essential raw materials for animal health, performance, and well-being. Ca represents 1.9% of the total body weight and is the basis of the bone structure.
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