Heat stress in pigs: Why it matters and how to manage...
Heat stress in pigs poses a significant threat to welfare, performance and farm profitability. Pigs’ unique physiology makes them especially vulnerable, impacting feed intake,...
Increxxa™ approved by FDA
Increxxa™ (tulathromycin injection) approved by FDA for U.S. cattle and swine producers and veterinarians.
New paper: Live yeast improves pigs’ resistance to heat stress
According to a paper published in the British Journal of Nutrition, the live yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae boulardii CNCM I-1079 improves pigs’ resistance to heat...
Phytobiotics’ flavours optimize feed intake in piglets
Flavours and sweeteners improve feed intake in piglets, especially during challenging transitions like weaning. A recent study found that incorporating a vanilla flavour with...
Building and boosting the immunity shield of pigs
Adequate nutrition is fundamental for developing a strong immune system in pigs, which is the basis for high performance. By focusing on the appropriate...
Earlyfeed incorporates a novel flavor strategy for piglet feed intake
Royal Agrifirm Group’s animal nutrition brand, Earlyfeed, has incorporated an innovative flavoring in its piglet feed portfolio. The company added the necessary tastes and...
Robust Piglets: Feed solutions to support piglets’ health and performance
Generally, the term ‘robust piglet’ is considered important since we have to ensure that the animals have a higher resilience to stress. This allows...
Hamlet Protein participates in Sino-Danish roundtable for swine industry
Hamlet Protein participated in the Sino-Danish roundtable meeting that focused on opportunities for the swine industry to improve performance, quality, and animal health in pig production.
Endotoxin damages: The solution to revolutionize livestock health and production sustainability
In the intricate realm of livestock production, the battle against endotoxins is not merely a challenge but a crucial factor for maintaining animal health...
Biomin takes part in €10M research project to improve animal health
Biomin announces participation in €10M research project to improve animal health, welfare through better understanding of gut microbiota interactions.
