Probiotics for pigs – how can they be made to work?
Published: August 23, 2006
Summary
SUMMARY The removal of antibiotic growth promoters from farm animal feeds has led to renewed interest in the use of live microbial cultures or direct fed microbials also called probiotics as a replacement. A new approach to propagate probiotic bacteria, on-farm, to induce viable strains in sufficient numbers for better establishment and colonisation in the intestine of the pig, has been de...
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PT Charoen Pokphand
5 de septiembre de 2006
Dear sir,
Good article about Probiotics for pigs.
I need some information about selenium organic and anorganic for chicken, quail, etc, so I hope you can help me, send a literature or article its.
Best regards:
Syahrir Akil
23 de junio de 2007
Excellent article about Probiotics for pigs.
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