Production stress: consequence of high performance
Published: August 17, 2017
Summary
It's not always that the high performance brings production stress to poultry, it's the way you deal with it. The high performing animals and feed is need of the competitive world. The crucial mission is to support them adequately to perform. Some choices are available as feed additives to control the production stress. But they are limited by their stability, safety and econom...
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31 de enero de 2018
Fine article discussing about oxidative stress related parameter and it's treatment using phytocee . Dear Doctor can you provide dose rate of same for breeders .Layers and Broilers. Regards, Dr Ninad Mokal . Asha Consultancy Services.
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12 de marzo de 2018
Ashac Consultancy Dear Dr. Mokal, thanks for reading and appreciating the article. Phytocee is recommended to breeders @ 200 g per ton of feed. Broilers and layers @ 100 g per ton. You may increase the dose for broilers and layers during summer @ 200 g per ton of feed.
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31 de enero de 2018
Also can you provide phytocee products information.
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12 de marzo de 2018
Ashac Consultancy Thanks Dr. Mokal. I will share complete information through email.
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20 de marzo de 2018
Phytocee,
Are there any distributors in Vietnam?
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Natural Remedies Private Limited
3 de enero de 2019
Dear Nhan
Yes, Phytocee is very much available in Vietnam. You can contact our partner in Ho Chi Minh City Head office @ their landline number +84 2835173328 / 3329
Share your contact details also we will facilitate you.
Ajay Kumar
International Business Development Manager, NRPL
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3 de agosto de 2020
Thank you so much for the presentations and articles. Being sensitive on animal welfare. Stress, infection are major challenges being faced in poultry production, so the introduction is very advisable, great tech.
Regards, Daniel.
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