About the Feed Composition Database
The Feed Composition Database was developed by the Feed Composition Committee and is a trusted and comprehensive resource designed to support animal nutrition professionals, researchers, and students. As part of the National Animal Nutrition Program (NANP), this database provides detailed nutrient profiles for a wide range of feed ingredients, helping users make informed decisions in feed formulation and research.
Key Features
- Comprehensive Data: Access extensive nutrient information on feed ingredients commonly used in livestock diets.
- User-Friendly Interface: Quickly search and retrieve essential data for your specific needs.
- Regular Updates: Stay informed with data curated and reviewed by experts to reflect the latest research.
Data Use Guidelines
The Feed Composition Database is available for non-commercial use only. Users are required to adhere to the NANP End User License Agreement (EULA), which governs the terms of access and usage.
When using data from the Feed Composition Database in publications, reports, or presentations, please credit the NANP as follows:
National Animal Nutrition Program. Feed Composition or Modeling Database(s). Internet: https://animalnutrition.org. Accessed on: [date of access].
Failure to properly cite the database may result in restricted access to NANP resources.
How the Database Supports You
Whether you’re balancing rations, conducting research, or exploring ingredient nutrient content, the Feed Composition Database empowers you to:
- Develop more efficient feed formulations.
- Base decisions on reliable, evidence-based data.
- Enhance your understanding of feed ingredient characteristics.
Access and Licensing
The database is free to use for non-commercial purposes. If you wish to use the database for commercial applications, please contact us to negotiate a licensing agreement as outlined in the NANP EULA.
Getting Started
Ready to explore the database? Visit our Feed Composition Database to access the information you need to support your animal nutrition goals.
For questions, additional resources, or feedback, please contact us.