
A UK dairy nutrition specialist says many dairy rations contain 17–18% crude protein, potentially more than cows need. He recommends reviewing protein supply to reduce feed costs and nitrogen losses; milk yields reportedly remained unchanged on lower-protein diets.
Reducing excess protein could lower demand for costly protein ingredients and improve ration efficiency, putting some downward pressure on feed costs. The article does not identify a specific ingredient or quantify market-wide demand effects.
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