Feed pellet quality, separation and affects on nutrient distribution in feeding systems

About this episode

Dr. John Boney discusses the effects of pellet quality and feed line distance on nutrient distribution in feeding systems.

If you listened to this episode please help us out and take a short 3 question survey to let us know your thoughts. https://uark.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9nMAw6d6RE9vbYa Dr. John Boney, Penn State University, is my guest on this episode. Dr. Boney is an expert in feed manufacturing, and our topic of discussion is on the effects of pellet quality, and feed line distance on feed quality, and nutrient distribution.

People in this episode

Host: University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture

Guest: Dr. John Boney

Topics covered

• feed pellet quality
• nutrient distribution
• feed manufacturing
• poultry science
• feed line distance

Keywords

• feed quality
• nutrient distribution
• poultry
• feed manufacturing
• pellet quality

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Penn State University

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