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Potato co-products as alternative feed ingredients in livestock production
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16 July 2026

This chapter reviews the use of potato co-products as alternative feed ingredients in livestock production. The chapter begins by providing an overview of key nutritional characteristics in potato, which is then followed by a discussion of potato co-product yield and nutrient variability. It then moves on to discuss the efficacy of potato co-products in ruminant production, focusing specifically on vine/leaf utilisation and the application of potato pulp/residue. Sections on the use of potato co-products in specific livestock species are also included, beginning with swine, then concluding with a section focused on poultry and other species.
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Nutritional characterization of potato
- 3 Potato co-products yields and nutrient variability
- 4 Efficacy of potato co-products in ruminant production
- 5 Efficacy in swine production
- 6 Applications in poultry and other species
- 7 Considerations for potato co-products utilization
- 8 Conclusion
- 9 Acknowledgments
- 10 Where to look for further information
- 11 References