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Innovad moves forward in Iran

Innovad® and its exclusively appointed Iranian agent Pars Jivar Soufi® have spent years planning their approach to the animal health and animal industry of Iran and neighboring markets.

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Mycotoxin Management

FSMA requirements highlight need to control mycotoxin risk

Under the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), written safety plans for each mill are now required to identify preventive controls. This provides assurances that mycotoxins and other hazards are minimized or prevented.

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The high cost of metabolic diseases in dairy cattle

Metabolic disorders are extremely costly to dairy farmers and the overall cost is certainly greater than the direct loss of income from reduced milk production. Most metabolic disorders are not "stand-alone" – the occurrence of one tends to increase the risk of another. Nutrition is probably the most influential and most often considered when looking at management practices to address metabolic issues, but cow comfort and hygiene are also crucial.

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Nutriad: Poland corn not safe for all animal species

The corn mycotoxin survey conducted by Nutriad in 2016 concludes that last year’s harvest of corn in Poland is of concerning quality in terms of mycotoxin contamination. Based on the results of this survey, it is the belief that this year’s corn crop should not be considered safe for inclusion into finished feed rations for all animal species.

Animal Nutrition Views

Greater mycotoxin risk in imported cereals — why?

As a field nutritionist, consulting worldwide, I had created a "picture" regarding the risk of cereal mycotoxin contamination: National cereals are easier to assess, whereas imported cereals come with a greater risk.

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Nutriad: 2015 Spanish corn not safe for finished feed rations

Based on the results of Nutriad’s Spanish Mycotoxin Survey, conducted immediately post-harvest, the company says the quality of the 2015 corn crop in Spain should not be considered safe for inclusion into finished feed rations for all animal species.

Adisseo, Novozymes launch probiotic additive Alterion

After four years of work on the product, Adisseo and Novozymes are launching a feed additive product, Alterion, they say can work as a natural alternative to growth-promoting antibiotics being phased out of livestock feed around the world.

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Vitamins play key role in animal health, productivity

Adding vitamins to poultry feed should lead to higher feed conversion, better productivity and improved animal welfare, according to new nutritional guidelines released by DSM.

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Avian Influenza

Wilbur-Ellis Feed aims to prevent spread of Avian Influenza

Wilbur-Ellis Feed has implemented an Avian Influenza biosecurity program at its facility in Gaffney, SC, in an effort to prevent the spread of the contagious viral disease.

Cargill opens technology application center in Turkey

Cargill has established a new Technology Application Center in Yakapınar, Izmir, Turkey to help dairy and poultry customers in the Middle East, Turkey and Africa leverage and apply the best possible feed technologies to grow their businesses.

2 key mycotoxins lower in 2015 US corn crop

The U.S. Grains Council, in its recently released fifth annual Corn Harvest Quality Report, said the 2015 U.S. corn crop showed lower incidences of mycotoxins than the previous year’s harvest.

Poultry feed additive may help stop the spread of HPAI

Poultry farmers might want to look to a familiar product to stop the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza through feed additives.

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