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A targeted feed and nutrition program can assist in supporting livestock's ability to maintain its health by strengthening immunity through the gut. | man_at_mouse, iStock.com
Animal feed's role in improving immune response
Feed mills aim to have proper equipment and maintenance procedures in place to reduce the risk of dust explosions. | Pattadis, BigStock.com
Dust control systems take on new economical designs
Better mitochondrial function, including less mitochondrial reactive oxygen species (ROS) production and less protein oxidation, influences higher feed efficiency in broilers. | wir0man, iStock.com
Improve broiler feed efficiency with antioxidative capacity
As agriculture looks to reduce antibiotic use, bacteriophages could be used to prevent and treat bacterial infections in animals and humans. | gaetan Stoffel, iStock.com
Bacteriophages may offer antibiotic alternative for feed
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6 no-antibiotics-ever broiler production nutrition tips
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A modern solution to expensive vitamins A, E
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6 no-antibiotics-ever broiler production nutrition tips
Antioxidants, such as those from rosemary, cinnamon, olive leaves, grape seeds, clove, wood flavonoids and many others, can potentially replace the antioxidant role of certain vitamins. | Kheng Ho Toh, Dreamstime.com
A modern solution to expensive vitamins A, E
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Top 10 articles about the animal feed industry from February
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Poultry feed formulations driven by consumers, market
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How feed processing equipment mitigates pathogens, toxins
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Low-fat distillers grains reduce milk fat depression
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