— Field Notes —

Bringing everyday concepts, insights, and applications to your desk and phone. The Field Notes provided are designed to help conceptualize the value of animal science consulting and technical service and to support your business and objectives in animal nutrition and health. Clarity and practicality are essential to being truly science-backed.

Jeff Kaufman an experienced dairy nutritionist and comparative animal scientist provide everday practical and applicable scientific information to the value of animal nutrition and health feed additives and nutritional strategies.


Technical Service Accelerates Sales and Applies Customer Stewardship
Jeff Kaufman Jeff Kaufman

Technical Service Accelerates Sales and Applies Customer Stewardship

Technical service needs to focus on the customer's needs and desires and be a voice for customer expectations. Focusing on the customer changes what the technical person recommends, how they design trials, how they impact the company, and how they are measured for success. As the applied scientist at the company, they determine how durable customer trust is built.

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Show Your Work: From 'Foo Foo Dust' to Functional Nutraceuticals
Jeff Kaufman Jeff Kaufman

Show Your Work: From 'Foo Foo Dust' to Functional Nutraceuticals

Foo Foo Dust isn’t the problem — unclear science is. Nutritionists and producers deserve more than magic dust. They deserve functional feed technologies built on biology, validated in research, and proven in the field. The feed additive industry is evolving and growing, and our expectations should, too. Here’s what separates real functional feed additives from the ‘Foo Foo Dust’ of the past.

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Beyond the Bullet Point: How to Expand Feed Additive Claims Effectively
Jeff Kaufman Jeff Kaufman

Beyond the Bullet Point: How to Expand Feed Additive Claims Effectively

Value comes from explaining how, when, and under what conditions a product works. That’s where biological meaning, differentiation, and economic relevance live. Learn 5 situations where claims must be expanded. The article presents a layered model any company can use to communicate science responsibly.

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