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Effects of Microencapsulated Blends of Organics Acids (OA) and Essential Oils (EO) as a Feed Additive for Broiler Chicken. A Focus on Growth Performance, Gut Morphology and Microbiology

Replacing antibiotics with natural alternative compounds in poultry feeding is being increased in the last few years to challenge the antibiotic resistance problem. Among natural compounds, organic acids and essential oils could be a favorable option.

Alessandro Stamilla, Antonino Messina, Sabrina Sallemi, Lucia Condorelli, Francesco Antoci, Roberto Puleio 4, Guido Ruggero Loria, Giuseppe Cascone and Massimiliano Lanza · Alessandro Stamilla, Antonino Messina, Sabrina Sallemi, Lucia Condorelli, Francesco Antoci, Roberto Puleio 4, Guido Ruggero Loria, Giuseppe Cascone and Massimiliano LanzaView paperarrow_forward

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Effects of Dietary Fiber on Nutrients Utilization and Gut Health of Poultry: A Review of Challenges and Opportunities

The inclusion of agricultural co-products has been increased to utilize the nutrients in these products available at low cost, but inherently, it adds a high dietary fiber content in the poultry diets. The use of exogenous feed enzymes along with advancements in feed milling, feed formulation, and processing of these non-conventional ingredients to improve their digestibility and utilization have played an emphatic role in boosting their use globally.

Amit Kumar Singh and Woo Kyun Kim · Amit Kumar Singh and Woo Kyun KimView paperarrow_forward

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Ingredients price volatility and minimising the impact on pork and chicken meat production: Feed mill perspectives

Multifold incidents such as supply chain interruption, climate changes, the Ukraine war, and fluctuating COVID outbreaks in different regions, are all contributed to the current volatility in feed ingredients prices. Unfortunately, the recent forecast indicates that the high feed ingredient price won't be stabilized in the near future.

Jae Cheol Kim, head of Technical Solution Center, CJ Bio APAC · Jae Cheol Kim, head of Technical Solution Center, CJ Bio APACView paperarrow_forward

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BASF: Interplay between phytase supplementation, diet acidification and dietary calcium (Ca) level in broilers

Exogenous phytase is the most common enzyme in the feeding of non-ruminants. The world's first commercial phytase, Natuphos, capable of breaking down phytate, was introduced in the Netherlands in 1991. Today, the global phytase market is valued at around 450 million US dollars. By 2025, it could reach 600 million US dollars.

Dr. Yauheni Shastak and Dr. Dieter Feuerstein, BASF SE, Germany · Dr. Yauheni Shastak and Dr. Dieter Feuerstein, BASF SE, GermanyView paperarrow_forward

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3D approach to mycotoxin risk management in livestock and poultry

Livestock and poultry feeds and its raw materials are susceptible to fungal/mold colonization. Major plant-based animal feed raw materials around the world include maize, wheat, broken rice, millets, soybean meal, sunflower meal, rapeseed meal, rice bran, wheat bran, and DDGS.

Swamy Haladi, PhD, Trouw Nutrition Global and Kai-J. K�hlmann, PhD, Trouw Nutrition Asia-Pacific · Swamy Haladi, PhD, Trouw Nutrition Global and Kai-J. K�hlmann, PhD, Trouw Nutrition Asia-PacificView paperarrow_forward

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Effective moisture management for profitable feed milling

Producing high-quality feed while striving for highest profitability is no new strategy to feed millers. It is, however, easier said than done considering many factors affecting feed process efficiency with its risks from raw material to final feed quality. Trouw Nutrition, the animal health division of Nutreco, is closely collaborating with raw material producers, feed millers and animal producers to ensure stable, high quality feeds, while aiming for increased efficiency through moisture management and feed process energy reduction at the feed mill.

Dr. Prince Nanda and Dr. Kai�J. K�hlmann · Dr. Prince Nanda and Dr. Kai�J. K�hlmannView paperarrow_forward

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Reviewing the risk of feed as a vehicle for swine pathogen transmission

Background: While porcine biological hazards have had the potential to be transmitted through feed and feed mills for decades, the emerging threat of foreign animal disease has elevated the concern that these may enter or be transmitted throughout the domestic swine herd via a feed vehicle.

C. Jones et al., Kansas State University · C. Jones et al., Kansas State UniversityView paperarrow_forward

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6 benefits that preconditioning brings to feed milling

The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated how uncertain the world can be today. The demand and supply of animal protein and feed could change suddenly within a short time. Apart from being resilient in responding to changes, keeping the cost low remains the key focus for many feed milling operations that seek to survive amid this highly volatile environment.

Kin Ken Chew, Kemin Animal Nutrition and Health, Asia Pacific · Kin Ken Chew, Kemin Animal Nutrition and Health, Asia PacificView paperarrow_forward

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6.5 million pigs successfully weaned with Vitazero by Agrimprove

With 100 tons of zinc saved and 6.5 million pigs successfully weaned with Vitazero, part of the 'Aim-4-Zero' approach, Agrimprove, pioneer feed mills and integrators are ready for the ZnO ban in 2022 by maintaining gut health of pigs during challenging phases of production.

Romain D'Inca, Product Manager Pigs · Romain D'Inca, Product Manager PigsView paperarrow_forward

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Probiotic yeast as part of salmonella control programs

Foodborne pathogen control is a multi-factorial issue, that concerns the whole poultry production chain, from farm to fork. It has led the industry to develop integrated prevention programs that are implemented from the feed mill to the farm building. Today, a new nutritional tool can be integrated within a comprehensive pathogen.

Lallemand · LallemandView paperarrow_forward

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Impacts of African swine fever on the feed industry

August of 2018 marked the onset of the African swine fever virus (ASF) outbreak in China that would inevitably result in the loss of 25% of the global pig population. Before August of 2018, China was the world's number-one producer and consumer of pork, consuming more than 50 million tons annually.

Amy Bell-Elmohammed, China quality manager, Alltech · Amy Bell-Elmohammed, China quality manager, AlltechView paperarrow_forward

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