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The Advanced Weaning Program for calves

Ab Neo | 14-Nov-2016 | Technical / White Paper

Is feeding calves high levels of milk really the best way of producing lifetime performance? A new way of using Axcelera-C Save time and moneyNo growth...

Is feeding calves high levels of milk really the best way of producing lifetime performance?

Ab Neo | 24-Oct-2016 | Technical / White Paper

The Advanced Weaning Program:A new way of delivering accelerated lifetime performance in dairy cows.What’s the best way to accelerate pre and post weaning...

Enhance herd efficiency with feed amylase

DSM Animal Nutrition | 07-Oct-2016 | Technical / White Paper

Dairy farmers are struggling because milk prices will continue to stay low throughout 2016. There is little desire to further increase milk production....

Babi®: 5-fold approach to keep piglets healthy

Nuscience Group | 22-Sep-2016 | Technical / White Paper

Post-weaning diarrhea, colibacillosis, oedema disease, streptococcus problems, ear necrosis,… The number of health challenges piglets face is numerous....

Rumen modifier (live yeast) for diet optimization

Lallemand Animal Nutrition | 20-Sep-2016 | Technical / White Paper

How can specific live yeast favorably modify rumen function? Could it be considered to optimize ruminant diet formulation?Numerous researches demonstrate...

Lameness: What’s wrong with my birds?

Biomin | 13-Sep-2016 | Technical / White Paper

Chickens raised for commercial meat production are selectively bred to reach market weight quickly. This rapid growth, however, can place increasing demands...

Mycotoxins in ruminant livestock: gut health and the hidden threat from ergot alkaloids

Anpario | 05-Sep-2016 | Technical / White Paper

It has been suggested in the literature that when considering taxonomic classes of pathogens, fungi pose the greatest threat to animal and plant health...

Steering gut health nutritionally

Nuscience Group | 23-Aug-2016 | Technical / White Paper

- With the decrease in the use of antibiotics, enteric diseases are increasingly causing concern in today’s animal husbandry. The damage to the gut is...

Feathering: What’s wrong with my birds?

Biomin | 02-Aug-2016 | Technical / White Paper

In poultry, feathers serve important roles in terms of protection and insulation of the body. While moulting, or renovation of older feathers by new ones,...

Rectal Prolapse: What’s wrong with my pigs?

Biomin | 13-Jul-2016 | Technical / White Paper

Rectal prolapse can look quite ordinary but can have a serious impact on animal health. It can prevent removal of metabolites produced during the digestive...

Unlock the potential of starch with amylases

DSM Animal Nutrition | 28-Jun-2016 | Technical / White Paper

Essential to animal metabolism, glucose is ingested in the form of starch, usually from cereal grains in the feed. As most animal diets contain 400-500...

Risks of mycotoxins in milk production

Innovad | 27-Jun-2016 | Technical / White Paper

Because ruminants consume forages, byproduct feeds and wet feeds, they are exposed to a broader range of mycotoxins at concentrations that are perhaps...

Coccidiosis in chickens and the use of oregano oil

Anpario | 21-Jun-2016 | Technical / White Paper

Coccidiosis is a global disease of poultry and is estimated to cost $2.4 billion globally, per annum. Coccidiosis control typically relies on vaccines...

Avian Gout: What’s wrong with my birds?

Biomin | 20-Jun-2016 | Technical / White Paper

Diagnosing common poultry ailments correctly and precisely can be a challenge even for experienced vets, nutritionists or farm managers. In the case of...

The influence of minerals on the stability of premix and feed components

Alltech | 15-Jun-2016 | Technical / White Paper

There are many forms of mineral complexes available in the marketplace for use in animal nutrition but very little information is available comparing the...