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The right combination of standardised phytomolecules, delivered through effective carrier technology, can sustainably enhance animal gut health and performance. Photo: Kishyru/shutterstock

02-01-2023 | Article

4 steps for an optimal phytogenic gut health solution

A misting system can provide cooling to the dairy cows on hot days. Photo: Ruud Ploeg Fotografie

02-01-2023 | Article

Heat stress and rumen health in dairy cows

Translocation of microbiota in high-performing birds causes extra local inflammation and oxidative stress in the intestine. Photo: adobe stock photo

02-01-2023 | Article

Aid gut health with monoglycerides and organic acids

Steps should be taken to prevent dirty or spoiled feed or manure runoff getting into the feed alley. Photo: Clayton Stoffel

02-01-2023 | Article

Battling clostridium in the dairy cow

Optimising gut health in poultry with BSFP

02-01-2023 | Article

Optimising gut health in poultry with BSFP

The gut microbiota has numerous roles benefiting the host, such as digestion, production of vitamins and maintenance of normal functions of the intestinal villi. Photo: Immersion Imagery

02-01-2023 | Article

Impact of nutrients on gut microbiota

PhD student Gerald Zirintunda examines various plants for anti-parasitic properties. Photo: Gerald Zirintunda

02-01-2023 | Article

Drug resistance in poultry parasites

Oregano and garlic possess very strong anticoccidial activity. Photo: Canva

02-01-2023 | Article

Anticoccidial effects of oregano and garlic

Dictyocaulus viviparus is the only lungworm found in cattle. The eggs hatch during the passage through the intestinal system. Photo: Alan R Walker

02-01-2023 | Article

Parasites: A real burden to the livestock sector

Understanding and preserving gut health

02-01-2023 | Article

Understanding and preserving gut health

22-11 | Article

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