University of Illinois researchers examined the
acid amino digestibility in
canola,
cottonseed and
sunflower products that can replace
soybean meal in
diets fed to pigs. To determine if it makes economic sense to use them, producers need to know the concentrations and
digestibility of the
nutrients they contain.
“
Soybean is by far the biggest
oilseed crop in the world,” said Hans Stein, professor of animal sciences. “But
canola,
cottonseed, and
sunflowers are grown in areas where
soybeans can’t grow. When the oil is taken out of the seed, meal is left over, as with
soybean meal.”
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