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Mohammad Afrouziyeh (University of Alberta / Poultry Innovation Partnership) shares his recommendations and insights on water quality, as well as a new tool to control it, during this Engormix interview.
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I suggest to Mr. Saad to please publish the list of references cited in your interesting paper. Thank you.
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Andrew J. Vignati, Sales Account manager at VICAM, discusses an end-to-end approach to mycotoxin testing using lateral flow strip tests—covering both incoming ingredients and finished feeds
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Please, share with me your interesting paper at gigineg@gmail.com as I am working on innovative feed I gradient.Kind regards Gianluigi Negroni
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https://en.engormix.com/feed-machinery/miscellaneous/non-ingredients-animal-feed_f93781/
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Endolysins are an interesting technology for controlling pathogens of economic importance in animal production. They target specific bacteria with a direct mode of action (cutting the peptidoglycane membrane)…just like AB does, but without being an antibiotic.Today we have an endolysin that targets Clostridium Perfringens and we have seen notable performance improvements in both, clinical o ...
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Elaborate set of discussion above. I have experienced first hand the unwillingness of any producer/feed miller in disclosing the current set of ingredients in use. There is always much ambiguity regarding the raw materials used, unless of course you are a consultant. The bridge to value proposition and value addition is enzymes and their specific use after determining its substrate. However either ...
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@Kevin Stickney In theory, yes. You could offer feed and oyster shell, etc., and they would balance their nutrient needs. The practical issue is that birds invariably take too much oyster shell because of its novel texture. We see this in small flocks where a calcium feeder is set up. Birds consume 8-10g/d of oyster shell and then soft shelled eggs appear because of an induced P deficiency. You co ...
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improper grinding of feed results in selective feeding which leads to imbalance and initiates picking. Worth checking on that.Salt content of feed if less can initiate picking
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@Ghorbanali Sadeghi Dear Ghorbanali Sadeghi,Thank you for your message.Our product Toxi-Free PLUS® which has three different special activity enzymes to degrade various types of mycotoxins for reducing the toxins' negative effects on animal. Toxi-Free PLUS® also have many animal trial reports including pigs and poultryI will share more information to your mail.
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