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Keep bacteria under control – acidity!
Keep bacteria under control – acidity!
When it comes to controlling microbial growth, Selko have years of experience. Well known for acidifiers for water, they have turned their attention to inclusion in feed and found one type of acidifier exerts a familiar activity.
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.
New technologies improve mycotoxin elimination
New technologies improve mycotoxin elimination

As our weapons in the fight against mycotoxins become more sophisticated, so must the methods we use to test their efficacy. Simulating intestinal conditions and novel "stress gene" technology can help develop more effective elimination strategies.

Nutrient synchrony affects nutrient use in calves
Nutrient synchrony affects nutrient use in calves

Nutrient synchrony (or the distribution of nutrients within a day) affects protein, glucose and fat metabolism and can ultimately impact on the utilization of nutrients in preruminant calves, concludes PhD student Joost van den Borne at Wageningen University in the Netherlands.

$22 million grant for University of Saskatchewan
$22 million grant for University of Saskatchewan

The Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) awarded CAN$22 million (US$19.4m) for four major projects at the University of Saskatchewan to advance research into the health of agricultural workers and high-value feed products, metals in the brain, and toxins in water.

First mad cow disease immune cattle made
First mad cow disease immune cattle made
A team of Japanese and American scientists claim to have engineered the world's first cattle that is immune to mad cow disease.
Aspergillus niger genome unravelled
Aspergillus niger genome unravelled

DSM is publishing a paper in the February 2007 issue of the renowned scientific journal "Nature Biotechnology" announcing the release of the DNA sequence of the fungus Aspergillus niger. The article - which has 69 co-authors - is the result of a research project carried out by DSM in which twenty-nine international research groups participated.

Worried about popcorn
Worried about popcorn

I am worried about popcorn. If I go to the US next year will I still be able to buy a family bucket of this crunchy food for a reasonable price?

Feed mill to educate pig farmers
Feed mill to educate pig farmers

The $1.5 million feed mill from the National Centre for Livestock and the Environment’s (NCLE) located at the University of Manitoba’s Glenlea Research Station, was officially opened last summer.

Robot improves ethanol research
Robot improves ethanol research
Scientists with the Agricultural Research Service (ARS) in Peoria, Illinois, are excited about the latest member to join their team: a one-armed robot.

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