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Midwest Swine Nutrition Conference 2006
Hosted by the Indiana Farm Bureau - This article is a collection of the research topics discussed at the Midwest Swine Nutrition Conference 2006.
CONTENTS
World pig production, opportunity or threat?
Donald E. Orr and Vingran Shen, JBS United, Inc. Sheridan, IN
Nutrient-gene interactions: Practical implications
Scott Radcliffe, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
The changing mineral status of high reproducing sows -- What are their needs and when are the critical periods?
Don Mahan, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
Corn and soybeans: What’s here? What’s coming?
Daniel B. Jones, Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc. Johnston, IA
Biosecurity? – Current and emerging threats to commercial animal production
Robert A. Norton Auburn University, Auburn, AL
Will nutrition and management stop hemorrhagic bowel syndrome? A veterinarian’s perspective
William L. Hollis, Carthage Veterinary Service, Ltd; Carthage, IL
DDG/S production: Present and future
Maththew L. Gibson and Kip Karges; Dakota Gold Marketing; Sioux Falls, SD
DDGS: Energy and nutrient content and digestibility
Hans Stein, University of Illinois; Urbana, IL
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September 2006
