Association of organic acids, bacillus subtilis and a mannan oligosaccharide in the control of salmonella minnesota in broiler chickens
Published: October 20, 2011
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Salmonellosis poses a serious public health problem in both the developing and developed countries (Cardoso and Carvalho, 2006). Furthermore, some serotypes of Salmonella which have been under diagnosed in the past have increased in prevalence and, currently, represent a serious public health problem (Shinohara et al ., 2008). This phenomenon was also noted by Back (p...
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10 de julio de 2014
An combination of organic acids, bacillus subtilis (without mannan oligosaccharide) can give a good result in chickens ?
If I mix Bacillus subtilis with organic acid product, is there any problem ? I have this question this morning from my friend.
Can you guide me the percentage that we can mix organic acids, bacillus subtilis and a mannan oligosaccharide (or organic acids and bacillus subtilis) in animal feed ?
Thank you very much
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