feed contamination

Analysing a feed sample. Making sure that the feed is free of bacteria helps in keeping the animals healthy. Photo: Joris Telders

26-07-2017 | Article

Safe feed: A guarantee for good results

Photo: Mark Pasveer

10-07-2017 | News

Mycotoxin risk levels remain high

When contaminated feed is consumed, pathogenic microorganisms can be transferred to the animals, hence leading to diseases or supressed performance. Photo: Van Assendelft Fotografie

05-07-2017 | Article

Combining hydrothermal treatment and organic acids

Maize is invariably contaminated pre-harvest with fumonisins and China will be the same as elsewhere in the world. Photo: Shutterstock

26-06-2017 | Article

China to learn from EU mycotoxin policy

Bacteria can be controlled by heat treatment during feed processing. Photo: Shutterstock

31-05-2017 | Article

Tecaliman’s approach to control pathogens

Supporting cows fed zearalenone-contaminated diets. Photo: Phileo Lesaffre

13-04-2017 | Article

Supporting cows fed zearalenone-contaminated diets

Mycotoxins: Everlasting problem in pig nutrition. Photo: Nutriad

13-04-2017 | Article

Mycotoxins: Everlasting problem in pig nutrition

The importance of modified forms of mycotoxins. Photo: Dreamstime

13-04-2017 | Article

The importance of modified forms of mycotoxins

Photo: RBI

31-10-2016 | Article

Using broad spectrum mycotoxin protection: 8 reasons

Photo: Biomin

26-10-2016 | News

Enzymes against mycotoxins: How does it work?