Adisseo launch interactive Rhodimet Nutrition Guide

Addiseo have launched an electronic version of the Rhodimet Nutrition Guide and now available for nutritionists worldwide.

In July 2013, Adisseo published the new version of Rhodimet Nutrition Guide (RNG), gathering the amino acid recommendations for poultry, swine and aquaculture. After a flip-chart version developed in august, e-RNG 2.0, the interactive version is now available for your PC or tablets (I-Pad and Android).

Free of charge, the e-RNG 2.0 is accessible via the Adisseo Brands website for PC’s or via the App Store and Google Play for tablets. In order to access the e-RNG 2.0, users only need to download the application, and get an access code for the first connexion. “This tool is available in 9 different languages says Pierre Dalibard, Global Technical Manager at Adisseo.

The e-RNG 2.0 is an interactive tool which supplies amino acid requirements of an extensive range of animal species and strains, and provides total, digestible composition and digestibility coefficients of amino acids in raw materials.

In addition, the amino acid composition of more than 30 different raw materials is added in a separate section. This data is extracted from PNE, the Precise Nutrition Evaluation , the NIR Service from Adisseo. PNE allows the prediction of digestible amino acids, metabolisable energy and phytic phosphorus of raw materials, on the basis of a unique in-vivo database built on more than 200 digestibility trials carried out in Adisseo Center of Expertise and Research Nutrition (CERN, France).

The initial version was based on the data available in 2002. Many people were interested to check if the modelling approach was still valid on more recent data. As a consequence, the present version is using all the new published works till 2012, confirming the methodology for a larger number of essential amino acids.

This approach gives a simple way to adjust amino acid recommendations to field results more precisely than a constant amino acid to lysine ratio. They are adaptable to standard or specific conditions and various feeding programmes.