The article explains that intensive pig diets may require feed additives to meet nutritional needs and improve feed utilization and animal health. It describes amino acids, including lysine, methionine, tryptophan and threonine, as nutritional additives that can support production performance and reduce reliance on protein feed.
Amino acid supplementation can substitute for some protein ingredients in pig diets, but the article describes general feeding practices rather than a new change in demand or prices.
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