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Minerals in swine nutrition

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Background and objectives The potentiated ZnO source HiZox® (Animine, France) was shown to be advantageous for piglet performances (Cho et al. 2015, Morales et al. 2012, Raquipo et al. 2017). More specifically, we demonstrated that the potentiated ZnO source when added to a barley-cornwheat and SBM diet, reduced digesta Enterobacteriaceae numbers and improved gut integrity, albeit similar or better, depending on the dosage, to the effects of pharmacological dosage of...
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Background Several international and Danish trials have shown that lowering protein levels in weaner diets can reduce post-weaning diarrhea. Results are conflicting as to the effect on productivity, probably depending on the levels of limiting amino acids in the diets. The aim of this trial was to test different protein strategies to reduce diarrhea without adversely affecting productivity. Methods The trial was conducted at SEGES research...
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In the pig industry, the use of high levels of zinc oxide (ZnO) is used for prevention and treatment of diarrhoea in weaning piglets, but the mechanism of action of Zinc has not yet been known. Some studies tested some hypothesis as WANG ET AL that demonstrated the ZnO alters the expression of intestinal proteins that are related to the regulation of oxidative stress, cell proliferation and apoptosis in weanling piglets 1 . In light of these studies, this work intends to propose a...
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Background  The Danish pig production industry is characterized by high levels of health and productivity. In 2018, the Danish production reached 32.5 million pigs, of which 18 million were slaughtered in Denmark, while 14 million piglets were exported to mainly Germany and Poland for further fattening. The export of growing pigs began in 2004 and the demand for Danish weaners has increased annually. Because of the large export of pork and weaners, Danish...
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KUHN Geraldine
Phileo by Lesaffre
Enterotoxigenic E. coli (ETEC) can cause significant digestive disorders in postweaning piglets. Modern strategies are searched, how to replace antibiotics and ZnO as a feed additives. Some studies suggested that live yeasts Saccharomyces cerevisiae may help protect piglets against an ETEC infection. Probiotics, including live yeast and lactic acid bacteria cultures, have been reported to improve performance of weaned piglets. Piglets fed milk replacer supplemented with...
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Luiz Souza
Luiz Souza and 1 more
Introduction Animal diets based on corn and soybean meal are very deficient in available phosphorus (P) to the point that supplementation is necessary using sources of high P availability. Dicalcium phosphate is commonly used as a source of supplemental P. Commercial dicalcium phosphate is a mixture of varying amounts of monocalcium and dicalcium phosphates, phosphoric acid, calcium carbonate, and impurities (Lima et al., 1995). Some animal production technicians point out that...
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Organic trace minerals for animal nutrition
Christian Boigues, Business Development Manager at PANCOSMA, presents a unique range of single or combined glycine-based organic trace minerals (Zn, Cu, Mn, Fe…) with a patented crystalline and polymer structure to improve profitability, during IPPE 2019....
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Replacing Zinc oxide in pigs
¿Why is it considered nowadays to replace Zinc oxide? Stevan Petrovic, Technical Consultant at Addcon, explains his point of view about it, during VIV Asia 2019...
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The mineral complement of the animal and, to a large extent, the human diet is the fraction that historically we have made little attempt to supply in the form in which it occurs in natural mammalian foods. For the most part the strategy of using inorganic minerals, ie. oxides, sulfates and carbonates, has successfully provided the nutrients needed for growth and production of domestic livestock. Limitations in bioavailability or metabolism of inorganic sources due to either chemical or...
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Maternal trace mineral nutrition strategies on reproduction and progeny development
Mercedes Vázquez Añón, Sr. Director Animal Nutrition Research and Facilities, Novus International, sums up how can be addressed the new challenges of hyperprolific sows through nutrition, during Eurotier 2018, in Hannover, Germany. ...
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Introduction Site-specific information on the exact levels of vitamin E supplementation to gilts to optimize their reproductive ability and subsequently the body development of the piglets are lacking in most parts of the world particularly in the developing nations like ours. Most estimates on vitamin E supplementation are based on the minimum level required to overcome deficiency symptoms and not necessarily to promote productivity. The fundamental role of vitamin E in...
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Third generation product line for swine - Antonio Martinez (Liptosa)
Antonio Martinez, Director of Liptosa, talks about the third generation of product line for swine....
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Bob Goodband
Bob Goodband and 4 more
Kansas State University
Introduction Research has shown that adding high levels of copper (primarily from CuSO4 ) to diets fed to nursery pigs will result in improved growth performance. It is thought that copper acts as an antimicrobial-like feed additive in the gut of the young pig, which influences the microflora in the intestine and leads to improvements in growth performance. Copper also has been shown to improve ADG and F/G during early finishing when fed as either CuSO 4 or tribasic...
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Praful Kumar
Praful Kumar and 1 more
During the past 20 years, there have been significant improvements in animal nutrition, housing, waste management, and mechanization, but little progress has been made in increasing reproduction. Unfortunately, there are no quick and easy solutions for improving reproductive performance. Livestock farmers generally appreciate the time and input costs required to grow animals from birth to market weight. What is sometimes overlooked is the substantial expense...
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Danyel Bueno Dalto
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
1. Introduction Among various metabolic pathways present in the organism, the metabolism of sulfur- (S) methionine and its seleno- (Se) analogous (Se-methionine) are particularly important because they not only contribute to protein mass but also produce (Se) homocysteine, a key metabolite connecting two fundamental metabolic functions, the one-carbon metabolism and the antioxidative system. The transfer of one-carbon groups, represented by methyl (–CH3), methylene...
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SeoFoss shows impressive results in homogeneity, smell and ammonia binding There are many good reasons to use SeoFoss. Up to 1.4 kg more total N is obtained in the slurry when using SeoFoss all year round in the stable. SeoFoss also makes the slurry more homogeneous resulting in a better flow in the slurry channels. The smell...
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Jerry Torrison
Jerry Torrison and 3 more
University of Minnesota
Introduction High ambient temperature-elicited heat stress (HS) is a detrimental pathophysiological event. Besides its threat to human health (Changnon et al. 1996; Leon and Helwig 2010), HS also negatively affects the growth performance, reproduction, and health status of farm animals (Hansen 2009; Renaudeau et al. 2011). Annual cost of HS on the US swine industry is over $300 million (St-Pierre et al. 2003). Under high ambient temperature, inadequate release of body heat...
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LIPTOSA , a Spanish company specialized in production of phytobiotics and nutraceuticals,  presents to the market  LIPTOSAFE®,  a  detoxifier, nutraceutical and performance improver for pigs and ...
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Peter Surai
Scottish Agricultural College - SAC
INTRODUCTION Boar spermatozoa are characterized by high susceptibility to lipid peroxidation (Cerolini et al., 2000). Indeed, mammalian spermatozoa are unique in structure and chemical composition and contain high proportions of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) in the phospholipid fraction of their membranes (Cerolini et al., 2000; Surai, 2002; 2006). This feature of these highly specialized cells is a reflection of...
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Vitfoss/Vilofoss is now ready to roll out a new, digital product catalogue .  The product   catalogue  provides each farmer with rapid access to the entire product range from his/her mobile phone, tablet  and computer. ...
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