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We always feed ad libitum the entire period to support maximum growth, which minimizes the growing period and thus reduces overall maintenance allocation for best FCR.

Dear all, thank you for the valuable discussion points brought up in this forum and I do apologize for the late in my response due to holidays followed by extensive business travel. For my Nigerian friends; we at Novus are very aware of the situation in Nigeria and we held a special 3-day event 10 days ago with Key Opinion Leaders in your market to discuss the situation. The event was vey successf ...

08/16/2016 This is not a new topic. I have been in the animal (poultry basically) nutrition business and feed and feed additives formulation for the last 35 years. In addition to the (so general) mentioned factors, it is of utmost importance to add the presence/effect of mycotoxins that are present in the feed ingredients on animal performance. Having said that, the major practical problem is to d ...

Garbage in Garbage out! so the quality of raw materials is key. Good quality raw materials allow you to declare a longer shelf life of your products and you will not have any qualms with your clients.

In our part of the world there is a norm that in First week of broiler life provide it feed ad libitum but in second week & third week (may be till slaughter) the feed requirement is calculated by multiplying the number of days & number of birds with constant of 4.5 gram feed, in some houses the constant is 5 g from week four till slaughter. On contrary to this the Ross and Cobb Broiler Performanc ...

Doc Mthiyane N acetyl cystene, cystamine, selenium, vitamin E are there but i want to know the supplementation of glutathione as such in poultry.