Feed formulation built around professional judgment

A DietForge workflow starts with current nutrient requirements, ingredient nutrient data, prices, and practical inclusion constraints. The nutritionist controls those inputs and remains responsible for reviewing the resulting diet before it reaches production.

The optimization workspace supports least cost formulation, nonlinear phytase modeling, shadow prices, sensitivity analysis, and ingredient substitution review. These tools help teams understand why a solution changed instead of treating the optimizer as a black box.

Swine growth economics connect formulation decisions with cost per gain and income over feed cost analysis. These models are available for swine today and planned for other livestock species. The output supports comparison and planning, but it does not guarantee animal performance, ingredient quality, market prices, or economic results.

Shared ingredient libraries, diets, mill contexts, versions, comments, and reports let nutritionists, feed mills, integrators, and producers review the same assumptions without exchanging disconnected desktop files.

ForgeAI can surface observations and help users investigate formulation tradeoffs. It does not approve diets or replace supplier verification, current reference standards, regulatory review, feed safety controls, or professional judgment.

Free and Pro include all supported species. Models and reference standards vary by species, and all existing customer agreements and purchased benefits remain protected.