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Feedtables.com presents the INRAE-CIRAD-AFZ Feed Tables. Its core positioning is not that of a traditional online course, but rather a professional data resource for animal nutrition and feed formulation. The site provides data on the composition, nutritional value, and environmental impact of feed ingredients, covering ruminants, pigs, poultry, rabbits, horses, salmonids, and more.
The content is organized by feed category, including cereals, cereal by-products, legumes and oilseeds, oil meals, roots and their by-products, animal products, dairy products, oils and fats, mineral products, and amino acids. The main text states that the database includes more than 200 feeds of plant/animal origin and over 100 of mineral origin. The parameter dimensions are highly detailed, covering dry matter, crude protein, crude fat, starch, mineral elements, and amino acids, as well as energy and digestibility indicators for pigs, poultry, ruminants, horses, rabbits, and fish. It also provides data on both fresh and dry matter bases, along with statistical information such as mean values, ranges, and sample counts.
The extracted text does not show any clear information on fees, memberships, or certificates. The pages appear to function as open online data tables, and there is no indication of course certificates, exams, credits, or learning-progress features. Therefore, if evaluated as an “education/course” product, it is better suited as a course resource library or teaching reference than as a complete training product.
Its strengths lie in its solid institutional background. Sources such as INRAE, CIRAD, AFZ, and ECO-ALIM enhance its professional credibility. The indicator system is detailed and covers related nutrition evaluation frameworks such as INRA Systali, NRC, CVB, and GfE, making it suitable for serious formulation work and research citation. Its shortcomings are that the pages are extremely information-dense, lack Chinese explanations and step-by-step teaching, and are not beginner-friendly. The main text also does not explain the update frequency, download/API options, copyright terms, or user support.
It is suitable for animal nutritionists, feed formulators, livestock and aquaculture researchers, teachers and students at agricultural colleges, and technical staff at feed companies. If Chinese users use it for learning, it is recommended to pair it with animal nutrition textbooks or teacher guidance. The main text does not make it possible to determine access conditions from mainland China, so this is marked as unknown.
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