Date: April 8, 2014
Doug Korver and Peter Plumstead discuss how using the right phytase at the right dose can positively impact skeletal development and profitability.
SPEAKERS:
Dr. Douglas R. Korver
Professor
University of Alberta
Dr. Peter Plumstead
Associate Professor
University of Pretoria
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
Dr. Douglas R. Korver
Professor
University of Alberta
Dr. Doug Korver holds a BSc. in Agriculture from the University of Saskatchewan, an M. Sc. from the University of Delaware, and a Ph. D. from the University of California, Davis. In addition to undertaking practical research on feed quality and supplement evaluation in poultry diets, he is also focused on nutrition-immune function interactions and has a specialty in poultry bone biology. He has had over 45 peer-reviewed articles published in journals and has achieved over 570 peer-reviewed citations.
Dr. Korver currently teaches introductory animal nutrition and poultry nutrition courses at the undergraduate level, and is a co-instructor for graduate-level courses in advanced animal metabolism and advanced feed science and technology.
Dr. Peter Plumstead
Associate Professor
University of Pretoria
Dr. Plumstead holds an M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Nutrition and Poultry Science from North Carolina State University, U.S., where his primary research focused on amino acid and phosphorus nutrition of broilers and broiler breeders.
Prior to joining academia, Peter was engaged at Danisco Animal Nutrition (part of DuPont), where he was responsible for application research and development of enzyme products for pigs and poultry. In addition to his work with enzymes, Peter also has several years of commercial experience in the feed industry, having worked as as a Senior Nutritionist within the Meadow Feeds Group (South Africa).
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