Mycotoxins

Some of the effects of toxins in rainbow trout feeds include reduced feed intake and growth rates, weight loss, nephrotoxicity and mortality.

23-05-2016 | Article

Co-occurrence of mycotoxins in rainbow trout feed

125 years of mycotoxin research

23-05-2016 | Article

125 years of mycotoxin research

To determine aflatoxin B1 levels in animal feed, for each feed component as well as the TMR, an individual sampling ( strategy determining the optimal number of increments has been developed.<br />[Photo: Mark Pasveer]

23-05-2016 | Article

Sampling for mycotoxins in feed

Mycomaster is a rapid, cost-effective and easy-to-use system which can be operated outside a laboratory.<br />[Photo: Selko Feed Additives]

23-05-2016 | Article

Bringing the lab to the sample

According to the study wheat, shown here with fusarium, shows higher median contamination in DON, T-2 toxin and fumonisins (respectively 215, 35 and 50 ppb) than ( barley.<br />[Photo: Mark Pasveer]

23-05-2016 | Article

Comparative analysis of fusariotoxins occurrence

Each mycotoxin needs a specific blood parameter to investigate its effect on the animal.

23-05-2016 | Article

Improving mycotoxin elimination with new technologies

[Photo: Nico de jong]

18-05-2016 | Article

Mycotoxins: Regular feed samples tests essential

Photo: RBI

10-05-2016 | Article

Mycotoxicoses in poultry: A manageable problem

Mycotoxins lead to decreased animal productivity

10-05-2016 | Article

Mycotoxins lead to decreased animal productivity

Managing mycotoxins with feed additives

10-05-2016 | Article

Managing mycotoxins with feed additives

Black soldier fly larvae’s impact on slow growing poultry

UK takes cautious steps toward lifting ban on pig and poultry PAPs

Russia grappling with a shortage of high-quality aquafeed