Smart Livestock Nutrition PDF highlights the latest findings and techniques related to nutrition and feed efficiency in animal agriculture. It addresses the key challenges facing the nutrition industry to achieve high animal productivity with minimal environmental impact. The concept of smart nutrition involves the use of smart technologies in the feeding and management of livestock.
The first chapters focus on advances in biological fields such as molecular agriculture and genotype selection, as well as technologies that enhance or enable the collection of relevant information. The next section highlights applications of smart nutrition in a variety of livestock systems, ranging from intensive indoor housing of broilers and pigs to extensive outdoor housing of cattle and sheep, and marine fish farms. Finally, because of the worldwide attention to this issue, the authors address the environmental consequences.
This work, which takes a serious look at how nutrition can be used to improve sustainability in animal agriculture, is a key literature for readers in animal and veterinary sciences, the food industry, sustainability research, and agricultural engineering.
Table of Contents
Putting Smart into Nutrition
Matching Feed Characteristics to Animal Requirements Through Plant Breeding
Circular Feed Production and Consumption in the Context of Smart Animal Nutrition
Assessment of the Nutritive Value of Individual Feeds and Diets by Novel Technologies
Large-Scale Phenotyping and Genotyping: State of the Art and Emerging Challenges
Mathematical and Statistical Approaches to the Challenge of Forecasting Animal Performance for the Purposes of Precision Livestock Feeding
Smart Pig Nutrition in the Digital Era
Smart Poultry Nutrition
Advanced Technology in Aquaculture – Smart Feeding in Marine Fish Farms
Smart Nutrition of Extensively Kept Ruminants
The Potential Contribution of Smart Animal Nutrition in Reducing the Environmental Impacts of Livestock Systems
