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INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE FOR ANIMAL FEED & ADDITIVES INDUSTRY

Friday, May 23
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INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE FOR ANIMAL FEED & ADDITIVES INDUSTRY

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    Cargill launches poultry feed with essential oils

    Cargill launches poultry feed with essential oils

    Cargill announced the launch of poultry feed with essential oils for healthy flocks and maximized egg production. Improved Nutrena® NatureWise® formulas boost overall wellness,...
    New solutions for improve broiler performance and welfare

    New solutions to improve broiler performance and welfare

    Three scientific studies presented by Lallemand Animal Nutrition’s applied R&D team, and selected by World Poultry Congress (WPC) organizers and shared online, have showed...
    Trouw Nutrition opens Poultry Nutrition and Health Unit

    Trouw Nutrition opens Poultry Nutrition and Health Unit

    Trouw Nutrition opened the latest addition to its Poultry Research Centre, the Poultry Nutrition and Health Unit. Research in the new unit focuses on...
    Gut health markers of the efficacy of a probiotic solution in broiler chickens

    Gut health markers of the efficacy of a probiotic solution in broiler chickens

    The review of the current knowledge of the most relevant gut health biomarkers for poultry production are summarized in this article and effect of the probiotic solution Bacillus subtilis DSM 29784 on modulating these markers are also highlighted.
    Pushing the limits of poultry production with seed, feed, weed

    Pushing the limits of poultry production with seed, feed, weed

    “The ‘Seed, Feed, Weed’ concept is a comprehensive programme developed in order to improve the gut health of birds, whether breeder, broiler or layer. Improved performance has been measured across all types of birds, however if good gut health can be established in the breeding population this will provide the biggest benefit to chick and hence bird performance.”