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Laboratory results under the field trial microscope. A major field trial initiated by Syngenta is testing European experience and laboratory results that show that fludioxonil-based cereal seed treatments can help reduce grain mycotoxin contamination. The trial - conducted by Harper Adams University College - seeks to confirm laboratory studies where fludioxonil kept plants free from seed sources of fusarium right through to ear formation. As a result, while...
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VISTAN-AGRO, an AGRANCO distributor in Russia was awarded the GOLD MEDAL under the category of FEEDS, emphasizing AGRABOND mycotoxin adsorbent as the most effective product in its category, with proven and documented results from trials in multiple regions of the Russian Federation. Gold and silver medals were awarded for each of the 6 categories of the Voronezh Agricultural Exhibition: Agricultural equipment, Crops, Livestock, Agro-chemistry, Veterinary medicine, and...
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BIOO Scientific Corp. is a biotechnology and health care company headquartered in Austin, Texas (USA), with the focus on maximizing science with a direct impact on life. BIOO Scientific Corp. operates in four focus areas: Food and Feed Safety Testing, Research and Preclinical Testing Products, BIOO Services, and Drug Development. The company now offers through Engormix.com its line of food and feed safety test products covering Antibiotics / Veterinary...
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With the potential threat of ear diseases and mycotoxins, growers should be making plans to apply a suitable T3 fungicide. Jazz is one of the few triazole fungicides with significant activity against a range of late season diseases including Fusarium species. Recent European studies have demonstrated its superior control of a wide range of Fusarium species, including F. graminearum and F. culmorum, the main mycotoxin-producing species in the UK and Ireland, claims Dr. David Stormonth, Technical...
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The European Union (EU) requires testing of all imported coffee for Ocharatoxin A. Helica Biosystems is proud to announce the availability of specific ELISA for Ochratoxin A in our proprietary “Low Matrix” format. Ochratoxin A is produced by the fungi, Aspergillus and Penicillium (including Aspergillus ochraceus ). Under a perfect storm of moisture and temperature conditions during storage and drying, it finds its way into green coffee beans....
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Engormix.com welcomes Helica Biosystems, Inc., a leading edge diagnostic test developer and manufacturer for animal health, food safety and life science research applications. Helica’s products and services are distinguished by their sophisticated use of technology in a cost-effective, simple to use format. They range from simple colorimetric testing tools to highly sophisticated, bundled products capable of handling large volume diagnostics on an economically advantageous basis....
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Natural mycotoxins still contaminate the world’s food supply and need sensitive and accurate assays to detect them. Many rapid assays on the market cannot accurately detect mycotoxins (aflatoxins, ochratoxin A, deoxynivalenol, etc.) in certain commodities due to interference from materials extracted with the toxin. The most widely used rapid assays employ a conventional ELISA immunoassay format which cannot detect aflatoxin in commercial silage in a simple assay format....
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Harvest is often the most stressful time for farmers, elevators and processors simply because of the volume of grain passing through their facilities. When mycotoxins are a concern, testing is needed prior to shipment or prior to usage for feed or food. VICAM recently introduced a product that is uniquely designed for rapid, low cost aflatoxin screening for any location that is interested in preventing the introduction of grain or peanuts with aflatoxin levels greater than 10 or 20ppb....
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Biomin has been granted with a new US patent for its microbial additive to control mycotoxins.
The Eubacterium DSM 11798 proved to be effective to decontaminate fusariotoxin and to achieve probiotic effect, maintaining or improving the fertility performance on an animal fed with fusariotoxin-contaminated feed.
In short we'll publish the complete information about the patent and the technical paper with full details about the product's performance....
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Romer Labs® is pleased to announce that its AgraQuant® DON ELISA Test Kit for the detection of Deoxynivalenol (Vomitoxin) was recently granted Performance Tested Status by the AOAC Research Institute (AOAC-RI No. 110701). Additionally the USDA’s Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA) has verified the performance of the AgraQuant® DON Test Kit and approval was granted for official use at US National Grain Inspection Facilities (FGIS 2008-101). The...
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Charm Sciences is proud to announce the first Lateral Flow Quantitative test to be approved for official testing of Ochratoxin in the U.S national grain inspection system. The ROSA® Ochratoxin Quantitative kit is the eight Charm mycotoxin test to have received approval from USDA GIPSA (Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration). The ROSA Ochratoxin kit (Rapid One Step Assay) delivers fast, economical, accurate detection for Ochratoxin A in a convenient single strip. It...
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Charm Sciences is proud to announce the first Lateral Flow Quantitative test for Ochratoxin in grain and feedstuffs. The ROSA® Quantitative kit delivers fast, economical, accurate detection for Ochratoxin A in a convenient single strip, Rapid One-Step strip Assay. The ROSA Ochratoxin kit has the flexibility to meet domestic and export requirements with quantitative readings and a detection range from 0 to 12 ppb. A dilution step expands the range from 10 – 150 ppb. Following a...
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Charm Sciences, Inc. has received approval from the United States Department of Agriculture’s Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA) on the detection of aflatoxin and DON in more grain commodities than any other test. Charm Sciences is pleased to announce a record number of grain commodities approved for the ROSA ® mycotoxin test kits. ROSA (Rapid One Step Assay) technology represents breakthrough advancement in mycotoxin detection by delivering fast,...
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This experiment was conducted to study the drastic effects of graded levels of aflatoxin-Bon growth performance, survival rate, and feed and nutrients utilization, carcass composition, residual effects in fish, some blood constituents and histopathological changes in Nile tilapia, O. niloticus fingerlings. Also, it was conducted for experimenting the inhibiting effects of graded levels of natural, cheap and available two adsorbent agent, namely egg shells(ES) and shrimp wastes(SW)...
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Tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) is the most important cool season perennial grass used as a forage throughout the southeastern United States. It is able to withstand arid conditions mainly due to the fungal endophyte Acremonium coenophialum that infects most tall fescue. While the endophyte is beneficial to the plant, the toxins it produces have negative effects on the health and performance of grazing animals and result in a condition known as fescue toxicosis. Current...
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In a brutal battle for food and space, two fungal cousins are currently duking it out across the nation's cotton fields. Thanks to biological control strategies developed by the Agricultural Research Service (ARS), the better of these two microscopic relatives is winning. Plant pathologist Peter Cotty, who is part of the ARS Food and Feed Safety Research Unit at New Orleans, La., but is located at the University of Arizona-Tucson, instigated this competition. By pitting a benign strain...
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In a previous paper (Spring and Fegan, 2005), we presented information reviewing current knowledge of mycotoxins as they relate to aquaculture species. Since then, awareness of mycotoxin-related issues within the industry has grown as feed manufacturers and producers realize the importance of mycotoxins other than aflatoxin and their potential to impact production as well as the prevalence of mycotoxins in many raw materials. While it remains true that the majority of mycotoxin issues are...
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Mycotoxins are a group of structurally diverse secondary fungal metabolites that occur as contaminants of grain worldwide. Aspergillus, Fusarium, Penicillium, and Claviceps species of fungi are ubiquitous in nature and under ideal conditions often infect economically important crops and forages in the field, during storage, transportation and processing. The most important mycotoxins found in the United States are aflatoxin B 1 , fumonisin B 1 , ochratoxin A, vomitoxin,...
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Mycotoxins are secondary metabolites secreted by various moulds such as Aspergillus, Penicillium and Fusarium. They are synthesised during the production, transport and storage of food supplies in certain environmental conditions. Detectable levels of nearly 300 potentially toxic metabolites secreted by moulds contaminate 25 to 40% of the cereals and cereal products worldwide (Pittet, 1998; Yiannikouris and Jouany, 2002). Despite recent food crises (e.g., bovine spongiform...
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Mycotoxins are secondary metabolites secreted by moulds, mostly belonging to the three genera Aspergillus, Penicillium and Fusarium produced in cereal grains as well as forages before, during and after harvest. Forages and cereals naturally come into contact with fungal spores. The fungal contamination of plants and the biosynthesis of toxins depend on the state of health of the plant before harvest, meteorological conditions, harvesting techniques, delays and hydrothermal...
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