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Comparing vitamin E sources for poultry rations
Comparing vitamin E sources for poultry rations
Analysis of different vitamin e sources for poultry rations showed clear differences in the transfer rate to body tissues. By comparing three different sources, baker and his colleagues pelletier, pfeiffer and troescher oncluded that currently used silica-based standard formulation provides the best performance for poultry.
Phytase: vital in phosphorus management
Phytase: vital in phosphorus management
When forced to do so, we have no choice but to reduce phosphorus excretion on poultry farms. Even where it is not mandatory, economics dictates that we attempt phosphorus excretion reduction. Research at Arkansas University suggests that we consider combining improved phosphate sources with phytase enzymes.
Dietary antioxidants protect meat quality
Dietary antioxidants protect meat quality
Lipids are one of the most important variables in meat quality and are especially vital to meat shelf life. Studies show that the most effective way of prolonging shelf life and maintaining quality is to introduce antioxidant protection through the diet.
Selenium-enriched eggs can improve the human diet
Selenium-enriched eggs can improve the human diet
Animal nutrition can also benefit the human population, simply by enriching feed with the necessary nutrients. There is a real need in many countries to increase our selenium intake and with the controversy surrounding cholesterol in eggs at last reaching a conclusion, what better packaging is there for good human nutrition?
Plant meal improves eggshell quality
Plant meal improves eggshell quality
Heat stress and age are common causes of reduced egg shell quality and incur large economic losses in the Indian poultry industry. A number of plants are known to contain high levels of metabolically active vitamin D3. Studies have shown that under adverse conditions, these can be useful in reducing the egg shell quality problems associated with age.
Enzymes reduce food poisoning bacteria
Enzymes reduce food poisoning bacteria
Two enzyme products used widely in the poultry industry to improve the digestibility of wheat- and maize-based diets have been found to have additional effects on the numbers of bacteria in the gut of broilers that can cause food poisoning in humans.
There is still a place for inorganic phosphates
There is still a place for inorganic phosphates

When environmental pollution becomes a restricting factor in livestock nutrition, there is a danger of over-compensating. In poultry production, this could have damaging effects on welfare. There is thus a need to re-assess phosphorus requirements in practice.

 
Plant antibacterials suit modern production
Plant antibacterials suit modern production

Since the European ban of most traditional antimicrobials and growth promoters in animal feed, many alternatives have been discovered, tested and commercialised. Safe, innovative and powerful plant extracts can fit perfectly into today's animal husbandry and will play important roles in the sustainable husbandry practices of the future.

Action against Salmonella in animal feed highly effective
Action against Salmonella in animal feed highly effective

The Dutch measures against Salmonella in animal feed are highly effective. This became apparent after an analysis conducted by PDV (the Dutch Product Board Animal Feed).

Illegal colorant found in Vietnamese eggs
Illegal colorant found in Vietnamese eggs

After the detection of an illegal colorant in eggs in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, egg sales dropped with 50-70%. However, the test is not considered representative and experts are now double checking the findings.

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