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Utilizing brown mushroom stem waste as an eco-friendly alternative to soybean meal in layer chick nutrition. [PDF]
Abdel-Wareth AAA+14 more
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EFFECTS OF ADDED RAPESEED GUMS IN CHICK DIETS CONTAINING SOYBEAN MEAL OR LOW-ERUCIC ACID, LOW GLUCOSINOLATE, RAPESEED MEAL [PDF]
B. E. March, Raymond Soong
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A Global Scoping Review on Alternative Ready‐to‐Use Therapeutic Foods
This scoping review identified 53 alternative RUTF formulations replacing primarily peanuts and/or milk. Many showed promising results in acceptability and effectiveness, with potential cost savings. Further research is needed on outcomes beyond anthropometric recovery including cost‐effectiveness, safety, accessibility, macro and micronutrient ...
Patrizia Pajak+6 more
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ENGINEERING COST ESTIMATES FOR PELLETING MINNESOTA SOYBEAN MEAL [PDF]
Crop Production/Industries,
Fruin, Jerry E.+3 more
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Determinants of Nurturing Care Behaviours in Malawi: An Ethnographic Study
ABSTRACT In Malawi, 38% of children under five are stunted, and only 36% are developmentally on track. An ethnographic study using the Reality Check Approach was conducted in four villages in Ntcheu and Balaka districts in Malawi to understand caregiving‐related drivers of malnutrition and poor child development.
Roschnik Natalie+24 more
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Utilizing white mushroom stem powder as a sustainable substitute for soybean meal in layer chick diets. [PDF]
Stamps KG+14 more
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ABSTRACT The community food environment influences access to food, which depends on the type of food venues available. However, studies predominantly focus on the Global North, often neglecting culturally relevant food sources in the Global South, like street food (SF) stalls. SF are a popular, affordable, and convenient source of energy and nutrients,
Jose‐Benito Rosales Chavez+2 more
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Comparative effects of replacing soybean meal in feeds with processed soybean meal on intestinal health and growth of nursery pigs when fed pharmacological level of zinc. [PDF]
Zheng L, Sung JY, Kim SW.
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