Specials

Photo: Van Assendelft

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Focus on a good start

There is increasing pressure on using antibiotics and poultry farming itself changes as well, which also has consequences for healthcare. Photo: Lex Salverda

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Gradual drop in sick birds

Photo: Jan Willem van Vliet

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Focus on forage quality

Photo: CHR. Hansen

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Triple-strain probiotic performs as an immune modulator

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Improving gut health with a second generation MOS

Immune modulation offers further benefits for GIT health. Photo: Melanie DeFazio

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Oxidised β-Carotene copolymer improves gut health

Black soldier fly meal can positively influence the microbiota in the large and small intestine. Photo: Shutterstock

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Influence of black soldier fly meal on gut function

A nutritional approach can be taken to ensure the effective functioning of the GIT. Photo: Shutterstock

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Maintenance of gut health in ruminants through nutrition

Broilers at different stages of growth. Photo: Innovad

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Mitigating chronic gut inflammation in animal production

Fat digestibility, in particular, will be affected to a large extend by bacteria that impair the function of bile acids, vital components of the fat digestibility apparatus. Photo: Orffa

07-12-2020 | Article

‘No antibiotics’ means increased need for emulsification

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How do good and bad bacteria affect pig feed efficiency?

Belgium asks hunters to stay away from ASF infected areas

Denmark aims to tax GHG emissions from livestock