IMPROVING PROFITABILITY OF POULTRY PRODUCTION...
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IMPROVING PROFITABILITY OFPOULTRY PRODUCTION THROUGH
PRECISION NUTRITION
BART HILLEN, DANISCO ANIMAL NUTRITION
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DUPONT 2016 SEGMENT NET SALES
2
Agriculture
39%Nutrition &
Health
13%Performance
Materials
21%Protection Solutions
12%Electronics &Communicatio
ns
8%Industrial
Biosciences
6%
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PROTEIN NEEDS ARE INCREASING
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17%
101%
-4%
21% 20%
40%
1 2 3 4 5 6-4%
Increasing protein demand needs to be
met with more effective production
o Africa’s population to double by 2050
from approx. 1.3BB to approx. 2.5BB
o Africa is expected to be the highest
growing region in the world 2017-2050
o By 2050, Africa will be the 2nd most
populous region in the world
World Population Forecasted change from 2017 to 2050
Sou
rce:
Uni
ted
Nat
ions
, “W
orld
Pop
ulat
ion
Pro
spec
ts –
Key
Fin
ding
s &
Adv
ance
Tab
les”
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7 R
evis
ion
Asia Africa N. America OceaniaEurope L. America &
Caribbean
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CHALLENGES POULTRY PRODUCTION 2017
Bas
ed o
n R
auw
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l., 1
998
and
Ros
s in
fo
*Amount of feed required for 1Kg weight gain
Improvement in Slaughter Weight vs FCR*
1 9 7 01 9 6 0 1 9 8 0 1 9 9 0 2 0 1 1
2.50 Kg 2.51 Kg 2.04 Kg 1.92 Kg 1.72 Kg
1.68 Kg1.82 Kg
1.98 Kg2.19 Kg
2.77 Kg
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Reduced performance +
mortality
O
Production frontier
Meat
(kg/flock)
Feed, labor, other inputs ($)
Commercial performance
Value
Potential
STILL GENETIC POTENTIAL TO BE CAPTURED
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OPPORTUNITY TO IMPACT UNDIGESTED NUTRIENTS TO IMPROVE EFFICIENCY
84,7
96,9
84,383,9
97,8
80,7
83,9
96,7
84,483,6
97,8
82
Protein Starch Fat
Corn
Wheat
Corn+HFI
Wheat + HFI
Rom
ero
et a
l, 20
14, H
FI –
high
fibe
r in
gred
ient
s: c
anol
a, c
DD
GS
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WHAT ARE ENZYMES?
SUBSTRATE
ENZYME
ENZYME – SUBSTRATE
COMPLEX
Active Site
Active Site
Product A
Product B
Reaction occurs
releasing products
A and B
Enzyme
surviving
reaction
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PHYTIC ACID = INOSITOL PHOSPHOROUS 6 (IP6)
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Releasing phosphorus from phytate
Myo-inositol hexakisphoshate (phytate) Myo-inositol
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PHYTATE ALSO KNOWN AS IP6 IS THE NATURAL STORE OF PHOSPHORUS IN PLANTS BUT THE CONTENT IS VARIABLE
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Min
Mean
Max
(PP)
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METHODOLOGY: DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF P RELEASE
Method used by DuPont: Meta- analysis of trial data: more than 10 trials
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PHYTATE HAS A NEGATIVE EFFECT ON BROILERS PERFORMANCE
Liu
et a
l.,
20
08
1,40
1,45
1,50
1,55
1,60
FCR, 0-28 d
900
920
940
960
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1000
BWG, 0-28 d
b
a a
b
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PP= Phytate P
0.20% PP 0.42% PP 0.20% PP 0.42% PP
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PHYTATE BINDS WITH PROTEIN AT ACID pH
Binds with protein (Wise 1983) Chelates with calcium and trace-elements (Wise 1983)
pH 4.5
Acidic pH Basic pH
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32
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OH
P OOH
O
H
OH
P OOH
O
H
H
OH
P OOH
O
H
O H
PO O H
O
OH
P OOH
O
H
H
O
H
P OOH
O
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Phytate reduces the availability of
• protein,
• calcium,
• trace-elements
• and possibly other nutrients such as
starch
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PHYTASE APPLICATION
1 9 9 01 9 8 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 1 5
Aspergillus-3 Peniophore
Lyeii
Citrobacter
braakil
E. Coli-6 &
E. Coli
(Trichoderma
reesel)
Buttlauxella spp
(Trichoderma
reesel)
Source
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DoseSubstrate
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PHYTASES DO NOT BEHAVE THE SAME WAY
Assay run for 30 minutes at 37°C, using 5.1 mM Na-phytate as a substrate and 0.02
FTU/ml
DuP
ont L
abor
ator
y, 2
012
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
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160
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200
2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7
%A
ctiv
ivy
rela
tive
to
pH
5.5
pH
Axtra PHY Citrobacter phytase E.Coli phytase Peniophora phytase
Axtra®PHY
E.Coli phytaseP.lycii Phytase
Citrobacter Phytase
All phytases are
standardized at
pH 5.5
Gizzard Crop & Small Intestine
Proventriculus
% Activity
relative
to pH 5.5
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RETENTION TIME IS LIMITED, ESPECIALLY IN THE PROVENTRICULUS AND GIZZARD, THE MAIN LOCATION FOR PHYTATE HYDROLYSIS
*Short chain fatty acids
12-24h for small
particles
SMALL INTESTINE
60 - 120 mins
pH 5-6.5
PROVENTRICULUS
& GIZZARD
60 - 90 mins
pH 2-4
COLON
30 – 60 mins
pH 7
Hydrolysis
CROPUp to 120 mins
pH 5-6
Hydrolysis and
absorption
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FEED INGREDIENTS CHANGE CONSTANTLY,OUR PRODUCTS ARE DESIGN TO KEEP YOU AHEAD
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Cost
Feed & RM
Quality
Animal
Performance
OPTIMIZING THE OPPORTUNITY FOR FEED COST-SAVING FROM ENZYMES VS. THE RISK OF INCURRING NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCY
NUTRITIONAL
DEFICIENCY
Phytase Research & Science
behind matrix values decreases risk17
COST SAVINGSFROM ENZYMES
OPTIMIZEOPPORTUNITY HEALTHY
Risk – the Right
Balance
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WHAT ABOUT OTHER SUBSTRATES THAN PHYTATE?
PhytateXylanase
ß-Glucanase
Fibres Protein StarchBacillus subtilis
Bacillus licheniformisAmylase
A.niger
C.braachi
E.coli
Citrobacter spp
Buttiauxella spp
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CELLULOSE, HEMICELLULOSE, LIGNIN –MOST IMPORTANT CHARACTERISTICS OF CELL WALLS
Plant cellsLayered mesh of
microfibrils in
plant cell wall
Cell wall
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CORN MORPHOLOGY IS IMPORTANT TO DEGREE OF STARCH-PROTEIN BINDING, DEGREE OF STARCH DIGESTION AND RESPONSIVENESS TO ENZYMES
Vitreous Endosperm Floury Endosperm
Starch
Granule
Protein
Matrix
Publis
hed w
ith p
erm
issio
n:
Copyright (2
003)
National A
cadem
y o
f S
cie
nces, U
SA
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CORN STARCH DIGESTIBILITY IS ALSO VARIABLE
20,0
30,0
40,0
50,0
60,0
70,0
80,0
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Starch %
In vitro starch
digestibility %
56%
25%
Dan
isco
Cor
n H
arve
st R
epor
t 220
sam
ples
73%
69%
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AGENDA
WHO IS
DUPONT?
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POULTRY
PRODUCTION
CHALLENGES
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ENZYMES
AND THEIR
ROLE IN
MODERN
DAY
BROILER
NUTRITION
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SUMMARY
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1.52b
1.59a
1.56ab
1.58a1.58a
1.52b
1,48
1,50
1,52
1,54
1,56
1,58
1,60
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COMBINATIONS INCREASE CONSISTENCY, PARTICULARLY ON TOP OF HIGH PHYTASE DOSES
Am
erah
et a
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016
All diets contained 1000 FTU Buttiauxella sp. phytase /kg
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SUMMARY
o Enzymes help increasing feed digestibility
o Modern birds yield higher performance
o RM prices increase, demanding more creative use of raw materials
o Variability in raw materials results in more difficult substrates
o Axtra® PHY is fastest acting phytase at low pH
o Reduce risk with reliable matrix values and services
o Superior enzyme combination for corn based diets: Axtra® XAP
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