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May/June 2018


COMPOUNDER FEED


Contents Opinion: Getting It Right


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United Kingdom


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EDITOR: Andrew Mounsey


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Ryan Mounsey: Feed Production Update Colin Ley: View from Europe Christine Pedersen: Milk Matters


Matthew Wedzerai: Scientifically Speaking … Roger Dean: Feed Materials Commentary


Company Reports and Accounts


Robert Ashton: Ten Ways to Increase Customer Interaction Understanding the Role and Differences of Live Yeasts


By Dr Derek McIlmoyle Green Pages


Feed Trade Topics From the Island of Ireland Format Solutions: Formulation Software Update


Grain and Feed Trade Getting Behind Farming Charity Visualising the Activity of Feed Enzymes Using Microscopy


By Ninfa Rangel Pedersen Protein Supply for Dairy Cows: How Low is Achievable?


By C K Reynolds, A L Thomson and L A Crompton Benefits of Organic Acids on Piglet Gut Health


By Heidi Hall


A Preview of VIV Europe 2018 Fed Additives: Enzymes


44 46


Quality Control, Sampling & Analysis, Moisture Management 50 In Brief


New Products in the Feed Industry People


Dr Pearse Lyons - A Personal Tribute


By Andrew Mounsey Buyers’ Guide


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