This member will give a presentation on December 17, 2019
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3rd International Symposium on Alternatives to Antibiotics
Participation in Forum on June 7, 2019
Participation in Forum on June 6, 2019
dan hofer We used Crina Poultry Plus from DSM Nutritional Products. It contains thymol, eugenol, piperine and benzoic acid as active ingredients.
Video published on March 13, 2019
Doug Korver (University of Alberta) spoke on the design of diets with essential oils, prebiotics, probiotics and enzymes, as well as the evaluation of the performance under commercial conditions, during IPPE 2019 in Atlanta, USA.
This member gave a presentation on February 11, 2019
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IPPE - International Production & Processing Expo 2019
This member gave a presentation on October 9, 2018
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Layer Feed Quality Conferences - October 2018
This member gave a presentation on October 8, 2018
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Layer Feed Quality Conferences - October 2018
Participation in Forum on September 24, 2018
Hello Hiren Pancholi:Certainly. Several trace minerals are essential in the formation of the organic matrix of bone, particularly during the rearing phase. Vitamin D activity is also extremely important in bone formation. As the hens progress through the laying cycle, structural bone can be mobilized, but is no longer formed. However, there is a daily turnover (mobilzation, formation) of medullary ...
Participation in Forum on September 24, 2018
Hello gerard huyghebaert :Yes, I agree with this approach, but I think that we need to re-evaluate the absolute levels of Ca and aP that we feed to layers. We recently completed a long-term study (to 74 weeks of age), and found that our negative control diet, with a moderate reduction in ca and aP from the management guide recommendations, actually had greater structural bone reserves at the end o ...
Participation in Forum on September 24, 2018
Hello Sayed Mohammad Mortazavi :There are several approaches that should be used. First, body weight management is critical. Birds that enter lay at too light a weight will necessarily have smaller frames, and therefore less calcium reserves. Body weight should be kept on target throughout the rearing phase, rather than trying to get the birds to gain a lot of weight close to the onset of lay - -t ...