Phytate, from antinutrient to sustainable nutrient source: Approaches to pig feeding without inorganic phosphorous
Expert Stage Pig

Phytate, from antinutrient to sustainable nutrient source: Approaches to pig feeding without inorganic phosphorous

Pig
Feeding
Emission reduction
Thursday, Nov 14, 2024
2:00 PM - 2:45 PM | Europe/Berlin
Halle 14/15 | 15D30
English
About
Approximately 60-70% of the phosphorus (P) in feed plant seeds is bound to phytic acid and cannot be utilized by swine and poultry species. The enzyme phytase releases P from the phytate makes it digestible to the animal. By using feedstuffs rich in phytate-P and adequate phytase dosages complete inorganic P-free feeding of pigs from weaning to slaughter seems possible.
  • Antinutrient phytate and interaction with phytase
  • The use of phytase in animal nutrition, i.e. “phytase matrix”
  • Approaches to inorganic phosphorus-free feeding for maximized reduction of phosphorus excretion and saving of phosphate resources

Speakers

Peter Ader

Senior Expert Animal Nutrition - Global Technical Product ManagementBASF SE