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Is feed efficiency a relevant indicator to assess the role of livestock in sustainable food production?

Jaap VAN MILGEN

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The food efficiency of these musicians is zero

They do not want to grow;

they eat so that they can play music

The feed efficiency of giant pandas is very low …

… and they are poor musicians as well

What is food/feed efficiency?

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Is feed efficiency a relevant indicator to assess the role of livestock in sustainable food production?

Harnessing Research and Innovation for FOOD 2030: A Science Policy Dialogue - October 16, 2017

Armsby H.P. & Moulton C.R. (1925). The animal as an converter of matter and energy.

The issue of feed efficiency

and competition for resources is not new

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1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 25%

30%

Gain-to-feed ratio in pigs 35%

Ifip, 2015

Feed efficiency has increased over last decades

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The Feed-a-Gene Project has received funding from the European Union’s H2020 Programme under grant agreement no 633531

Adapting the feed, the animal and the feeding techniques to improve the efficiency and sustainability of monogastric livestock production systems

(www.feed-a-gene.eu)

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What are we doing?

Feed

Develop new local feed resources that are not/less in competition with food

Improve the nutritional value of feed resources

Animal

Develop novel traits indicative for feed efficiency and robustness that can be used as selection criteria

“Do better with feeds that may be worse”

Feeding techniques

Appreciate variation among animals

Develop precision feeding techniques

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Is feed efficiency a relevant indicator to assess the role of livestock in sustainable food production?

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understand

predict

control observe

Our capacity to observe has increased greatly

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20 40 60 80 100 120 140 2

4 6 8 10 12 14

Body weight, kg

Digestible Lys, g/kg diet

Variation among individuals is natural, essential, and very well controlled

The average The lowest The highest

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Is feed efficiency a relevant indicator to assess the role of livestock in sustainable food production?

Harnessing Research and Innovation for FOOD 2030: A Science Policy Dialogue - October 16, 2017

(Individual) Precision feeding of pigs allows to:

Reduce lysine intake by 27%

Reduce nitrogen and phosphorus excretion by 22-30%

Reduce feed cost by 8-10%

Andretta et al. (2014). J. Anim. Sci. 92: 3925-3936.

Precision livestock feeding and farming has a great potential

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Precision livestock farming …

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Is feed efficiency a relevant indicator to assess the role of livestock in sustainable food production?

Harnessing Research and Innovation for FOOD 2030: A Science Policy Dialogue - October 16, 2017

The role of livestock production in the circular bioeconomy

products resources

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The role of livestock production in the circular bioeconomy

J.L. Peyraud (2017). Animal Task Force

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Is feed efficiency a relevant indicator to assess the role of livestock in sustainable food production?

Harnessing Research and Innovation for FOOD 2030: A Science Policy Dialogue - October 16, 2017

Livestock production and animal-derived products are part of a sustainable food supply

There is a potential to increase the efficiency and robustness of livestock production systems

There is no “one-size-fits-all”: variation (among animals and systems), differentiation (of products), and segmentation (of markets) are

essential

Information-based technologies (e.g., precision livestock farming) have a great potential and are inevitable. Is society ready for it?

The role of livestock production in the circular bioeconomy

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Encourage the dialogue with society

to reduce the gap between citizens and consumers

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