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Where do the ingredient values for the National Animal Nutrition Program database come from?

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Dr. Miller shares his valuable experience with working in the development of the National Animal Nutrition Program database, which contains information on updated ingredient composition. In that scenario, a key question is: where does all of  that information come from? And how often is it updated? Dr. Miller answers these questions – and more – in this episode. Come and watch it!


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