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Alternative feed additives have promising importance in broiler production due to the ban on the use of certain antibiotics. The most used antibiotic alternatives in broiler production are phytogenics, organic acids, prebiotics, probiotics, enzymes, and their derivatives. Antibiotic alternatives have been reported to increase feed intake, stimulate digestion, improve feed efficiency, increase growth performance, and reduce the incidence of diseases by modulating the intestinal microbiota and immune system, inhibiting pathogens, and improving intestinal integrity. Simply, the gut microbiota is the target to raise the health benefits and growth-promoting effects of feed additives on broilers. Therefore, naturally available feed additives are promising antibiotic alternatives for broilers.
Please give details about please give detail about paptizymes/bitazymes.
Should use separately in poultry feed or all combination enzymes should be used in broiler?
What is paptizymes and bitazymes, is it used full in broiler feed?
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Pradeep Sahay
Avi Agro Biotech
Avi Agro Marketing Solutions
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The effectiveness of phytase in increasing the availability of phosphorus from plant-derived feedstuffs has been observed for several years. In most instances the exogenous phytase used to supplement poultry diets is obtained from an Aspergillus species which usually produces 3-phytase, a rather non-specific phosphomonoesterase that catalyses the dephosphorylation of myoinositol hexakisphosphate (phytate) and produces orthophosphate, which can be absorbed by monogastric animal species....
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Introduction: evolution of practical phytase use The beneficial effects of phytase on the availability of phytate phosphorus have been known since the 1960s (Nelson, 1967) with considerable research having been undertaken and reported in the intervening years. Phytases have been available for many years; but not until the environmental impact of agriculture and urban sprawl became a political issue was there pressure to develop and utilize phytase in livestock feeds. The...
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Aviagen is underlining its commitment to the poultry market in Europe with the appointment of Anthony Waller to the position of Nutrition Services Manager for the European Region.
Anthony, who will be based in the UK, comes to Aviagen with 12 years experience with Bernard Matthews Ltd (UK) as Agricultural Research Manager, managing both the UK and Hungarian Research and Development Teams.
In addition to his commercial experience Anthony has been involved in various industry groups and...
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SWINE Palatability: A preference study was conducted in May 1998 by the AnimalScience Department at amajor university who designed the test. This test compared the effects of UPC-processedfeed versus atraditionally extruded starter diet. Diet is following: A clear preference was indicated for diets processed via the UPC when...
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In order to keep up with the growing global demand for its products, Alltech has announced the expansion of its yeast factory in Brazil. Alltech Sao Pedro do Ivai has expanded to include a third spray dryer. This dryer will allow Alltech Sao Pedro to dry an additional 60 tonnes of product per day, which translates into a 60% increase in production. “The world’s largest yeast factory” now has the capability to produce 160 tonnes of dry product per day, bringing the annual production levels to...
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Effects of Muco-defen® on Clostridium perfringens-induced necrotic enteritis in broilers
The U.S. chicken industry does not use the drugs recently banned by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration from usage in poultry, according to a statement from the National Chicken Council.
The FDA on March 20 proposed a final rule to prohibit the extralabel use in poultry of two classes of approved human antiviral drugs in treating influenza.
Specifically, the FDA rule prohibits the extralabel use by veterinarians an anti-influenza adamatane (amantadine and rimantadine) and neuraminidase...
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