AMINODat®, the most comprehensive animal nutrition database in the world, supports feed producers in mastering the challenge of formulating cost-efficient diets that fulfill livestock’s nutritional needs. It comprises nutritional data of more than 1.2 million feed ingredient samples from across the world and over 68 million analytical results.
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Benefits at a glance
- The world’s most comprehensive animal nutrition database
- Most up-to-date amino acid digestibility coefficients tailored for various species
- Reduces costs through optimized feed formulations
- Helps to identify key feed ingredients that influence dietary variation and quality
- Supports environmentally-friendly practices by enabling data-driven, informed decisions
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Comprehensive data to enable precision feed formulation
Enhancing quality control and nutritional outcomes
AMINODat® offers essential tools such as regression equations and amino acid digestibility coefficients. The “Diet evaluation” functionality allows users to assess whether the amino acid content of a diet meets the specific needs of various species, ensuring a balanced amino acid pattern.
By illustrating the impact of variable feed ingredient quality, AMINODat® enhances quality control and fine-tunes sampling schedules.
The range of data in our animal nutrition database includes:
- Proximates: dry matter, crude protein, ether extract, ash, crude fiber, NDF, ADF, starch, sugar
- Minerals: Ca, P, phytic P, Na, Mg, K
- Energy: gross energy, digestible energy, metabolizable energy and net energy
- Amino acids: essential and non-essential amino acids expressed as % in feed ingredient, as ratio to lysine and as % in crude protein
- Fatty acids: complete fatty acid profiles covering more than 60 fatty acids from C4:0 to C22:6n3
- Anti-nutritional factors: trypsin inhibitor activity in soybean products, 11 glucosinolates and erucic acid levels in rapeseed and mustard-seed products
- Processing indicators: protein dispersibility index (PDI), protein solubility in KOH, reactive lysine, reactive lysine to lysine ratio, processing conditions indicator in soybean, rapeseed and mustard-seed products, corn DDGS and corn
- Biogenic amines: 12 biogenic amines in silages and animal byproducts
The most extensive web-based database for animal nutritionists
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