ADM launches new high quality protein source

Yeast-based PROPLEX DY provides highly digestible amino acids with low anti-nutritional properties.

June 16, 2016

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ADM launches new high quality protein source

ADM Animal Nutrition, a division of Archer Daniels Midland Co., launched PROPLEX DY, a new high-quality protein source for swine nursery diets.

PROPLEX DY was developed to fill a need for a quality protein source with low anti-nutritional properties to help nutrient absorption and animal growth. Produced from the wet corn milling process, PROPLEX DY is composed of dried Saccharomyces yeast (non-active yeast), a source of highly digestible amino acids that yield economic and nutritional benefits to swine, poultry and aquaculture diets.

A recent ADM Animal Nutrition study found nursery pigs fed PROPLEX DY in place of fish meal and other protein ingredients at an 8% inclusion rate during the first six weeks post weaning responded with 3% better feed efficiency.

“By including PROPLEX DY in a ration, nutritionists and producers can feel confident they are providing a good source of digestible amino acids that will improve returns on their feed investment,” said Dr. John Less, senior director of nutrition and technical service at ADM Animal Nutrition. “PROPLEX DY reduces reliance on expensive and/or variable protein products which may enhance feed efficiency and reduce the cost of gain without sacrificing performance.”

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