Participation in Forum on April 24, 2019
Two of the strains, B amilolyquifaciens and B pumilus, in the Microsaf probiotic mix indeed have bile salt hydrolase activity. With respect to your question, if presence of this activity would influence broiler production yield when feeding a diet with acid, we speculate that this is not the case like for the lactobacilli having this activity. The bacilli in the Microsaft mix are all treated with ...
Article published the April 15, 2019
Abstract
Since the ban of using antibiotic growth promoters (AGPs) in livestock in several countries, probiotics have been considered as possible alternative. Spore forming bacteria that belong to Bacillus species are one of those probiotics selected for their ability to resist adverse environmental and nutritional conditions such as, low pH in the stomach and high temperature of the feed manufac ...
Article published the April 9, 2019
Abstract
Many species of Bacillus are used as probiotics in animal feed not only due their proven effect on health and performance of animals, but also the resistance of the spores to the high temperature of the feed manufacturing process. After the spore is ingested by the host it needs to germinate to be metabolically active and provide a benefit to the animal. The germination time of a spore v ...
Video published on February 24, 2019
At IPPE 2019, Alain Riggi, Global Species Manager Poultry at Phileo Lesaffre Animal Care, sets out the characteristics of Microsaf®, a new product based on a unique combination of three selected Bacillus species, carefully chosen to produce improvements in feed efficiency, giving the poultry professionals an exciting new route to improve growth performance in poultry.
News published on February 22, 2019
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Participation in Forum on February 20, 2019
Subodh kumar singh Dear sir,Perhaps someone who is more used to work with these products can reply to your questions.Kind regards.
Participation in Forum on February 20, 2019
Md. Abdullah Ansari
Dear sir,
Organic acids can indeed regulate gut's pH, but their real effect is more due to the following:
Organic acids, in their un-dissociated form, penetrate the microbial cell wall.
Due to the high intracellular pH, a large portion of the organic acids will dissociate and release their hydrogen ion (H+) leading to acidification of the cell content.
Getting rid of these H+ ...
This member gave a presentation on February 12, 2019
At the following event:
IPPE - International Production & Processing Expo 2019