FEATURES
13 Beyond corn: Alltech
moves forward with
cellulosic biorefinery

Promising an emphasis on value-added products and a boost to agriculture, Alltech prepares to move forward with its rural community biorefinery project after receiving development incentive from the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

DIET DESIGN
20 Distillers grains
can be good choice
for poultry

Like other potential ingredients, price is the determining factor for incorporating distillers grains into poultry diets, but cost-effective DDGs can be an excellent choice for poultry.

16 IFE offers a world
of opportunity

Feed Management brings you the latest information on this year’s International Feed Expo and International Poultry Expo.

MILL MANAGEMENT
24 20 ways to reduce
energy costs

When it comes to reducing energy-related operating expense, small steps really can add up to noticeable savings.

On track for feed:
can ethanol deliver?

10The fast-growing ethanol industry has left immense quantities of distillers grains in its wake. The past year has seen more focus on the need for consistent quality, although transport and handling problems continue.

18 Coping with
product recalls

It’s difficult to predict if your company will ever have to deal with an actual product recall, but preparing for such an incident should be an integral part of operations.

26 Plan for the best,
prepare for the worst

No one likes to think about disaster striking or a crisis situation, but having a written plan in place to deal with such incidents can save time and dollars should the unfortunate occur.

DEPARTMENTS

On the cover: Transport, handling and availability concerns continue to surface as the animal feed industry deals with immense amounts of distillers grains. (See page 10.) © Photographer: Jim Parkin | Agency: Dreamstime.com

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