Peter Ader
Senior Expert Animal Nutrition - Global Technical Product Management
BASF SE
About the Speaker
Veterinarian by training
25 years experience in feed addives, focus on enzymes
25 years experience in feed addives, focus on enzymes
Matchmaking Information
Salutation
Mr.
Title
Dr.
First name
Peter
Last name
Ader
Company / Institute / Association
BASF SE
Job Title
Senior Expert Animal Nutrition - Global Technical Product Management
Country of origin
Germany
City
Ludwigshafen
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Speaker's Sessions (1)
Date
Session
Expert Stage Pig
Phytate, from antinutrient to sustainable nutrient source: Approaches to pig feeding without inorganic phosphorous
Approximately 60-70% of the phosphorus (P) in feed plant seeds is bound to phytic acid and cannot be utilized by swine and poultry species. The enzyme phytase releases P from the phytate makes it digestible to the animal. By using feedstuffs rich in phytate-P and adequate phytase dosages complete inorganic P-free feeding of pigs from weaning to slaughter seems possible.
- Antinutrient phytate and interaction with phytase
- The use of phytase in animal nutrition, i.e. “phytase matrix”
- Approaches to inorganic phosphorus-free feeding for maximized reduction of phosphorus excretion and saving of phosphate resources


