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Tarik Flkenburg, International Sales Manager at Jacob's Global, shares how the company delivers premium spare parts and expert technical support to boost efficiency and performance in milling operations worldwide.
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In this interview, Christian Rabe, Head of Feed Technology at Evonik Animal Nutrition, shares practical insights on key issues like mixing homogeneity, dosing accuracy, and the technological solutions that help feed mills enhance efficiency without compromising quality.Photo courtesy of Evonik_an (Instagram)From the role of dry versus liquid feed additives to the value of smart systems like AMINOS ...
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Only in 2025, more than 40 studies relating to the broiler gut-bone axis have been published in Google Scholar. The gut-bone axis is an emerging concept that describes how the gut, particularly its microbiome, influences bone health through complex interactions involving immunological, metabolic, and endocrine pathways. The gut microbiota produces metabolites such as short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs ...
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Good summary of winter pneumonia risks in calves. I’d add that nutrition and immunity go hand in hand with housing management. Calves with low energy intake or marginal trace minerals (especially selenium, zinc, and copper) are more susceptible to respiratory disease because their immune defenses are already compromised. In practice, this means ensuring milk or milk replacer is fed at adequate vol ...
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Mario, always good to talk to you. Mash vs. pellets adds another dimension to feed intake. For broilers, it’s obvious that the physical density of a pelleted feed allows for faster intake of a given quantity of feed. Pellet size likewise influences time spent feeding. Both these factors greatly impact intake and growth after about 25d at higher stocking densities, when we invariably see slow ...
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Hi Dr. Leeson, thanks for your interesting paper. In my view, there is one topic that is misunderstood: the role of taste and smell in feed intake. Evolution has kept roughly 250 genes in the chicken genome for these 2 systems. Claiming these are not well-developed is probably inaccurate. For example, chickens have a very fine taste system, including roughly several fold more taste buds in the ora ...
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Production of rearing and laying diets involves selection of good quality ingredients, formulating these ingredients accurately to the correct nutrient specification and manufacturing the feed to a uniform particle size (grist) which will support efficient feed intake. The starting point is sourcing the right raw materials.RAW MATERIALS • Establish the quality of the raw materials sourced thr ...
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@Antônio Mário Penz Junior. Hi ANTONIO, good to hear from you. Environment and water are external complications of heat stress. May I add an internal factor that is additive? If fat must be metabolically synthesized to support fully finishing the growing bird or be necessary for maximal yolk synthesis with layers, its generation must arise from concurrently consumed carbohydrates/ pro ...
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Mr. Entz! Research done by Beker and Teeter (1994) showed that the addition of 0.5% KCl in the water improved broiler performance when the water temperature was 10,0oC ou 26,7oC. When the water temperature was 43,3oC, the KCl addition did not have effect. That is based that tongue neuron sensors react to water temperatures above 25oC.
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