Ma. Mercedes C. Buyoc

Controlled co-fermentation (with the emphasis on controlled) of oil seeds and small grains (wheat and barley) can reduce the need for phytase. In a carefully controlled fermentation the natural phytases in small grains are activated and these not only dissociate phytase phosphorus in the grain element, but also in the other feed ingredients in the mix. The effects of fermentation on allergenic p ...