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Mycotoxins in feedstuffs

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Muzzamal ijaz
Muzzamal ijaz
Informative as well as technical article about Mycotoxins in Feed Grains and Ingredients , good cotribution.
Anna Catharina Berge
Anna Catharina Berge
Dear Engormix readers. I have contacted expertise for Mycosorb concentrations. Mycosorb will bind Aflatoxin a1. At an inclusion rate of 0,0125% of mycosorb, it will bind 50% of Aflatoxins (200 ppb) in the feed. At a concentration of 0.05% they will bing 75% of aflatoxins (200 ppb in feed). Mycosorb
María Laura Gonzalez Pereyra
María Laura Gonzalez Pereyra
Hello, I´d like to have the reference of the article or paper where the FDA states mycotoxin binders are not considered safe. Does this apply for yeast-based binders too, or only for inorganic binders? Could a S. cerevisiae-based binder be considered safe? Since S. cerevisiae is a GRAS (gener
Dave Albin
Dave Albin
Is the reactive lysine vs. total lysine testing available commercially somewhere? Please advise. Thank you. dalbin@insta-pro.com
Peetambar Dahal
Peetambar Dahal
It would be better not to feed the chicken with mycotoxin-feed in the first place rather than adding mycosorbents and assume that the meat is safe. Trying to make the food chain free of mycotoxin should be our goal.
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