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It is shown that baicalin supplementation decreases the days and the occurrence of diarrhoea during the pre-weaning period of calves. Photo: Lex Salverda

25-09 | In-depth

Flavonoid baicalin improves the growth and health of pre-weaned calves

Agricultural robots from companies like Aigen and EcoRobotix are handling various tasks such as planting, weeding, insect vacuuming, harvesting, and packaging. Photo: Canva

18-09 | In-depth

Feed industry’s tech future: Lessons to be learnt from the healthcare sector

The rising demand for eggs, meat and milk in recent decades has driven higher EU imports of grains and cereals from developing countries with more tropical climates where mycotoxin occurrence is higher – thus raising the prevalence of mycotoxins in EU data. Photo: Canva

05-09 | In-depth

Mycotoxins pose growing threat across Europe

Photo: Agrivision

28-08 | In-depth

AgriVision 2023: Future proofing proteins

For the trials, pigs of roughly five weeks of age were used. The pigs in this picture were not involved in the trials.Photo: Koos Groenewold

23-08 | In-depth

A nutritional approach involving plasma to mitigating ASF severity

In the vast majority of cases, home-grown feed is cheaper than imported or bought-in feeds. Photo: Mark Pasveer

11-08 | In-depth

Feed factors to maximise milk income

Photo: Canva

07-08 | In-depth

Application of probiotic yeasts in the poultry feed

Photo: Bing

19-07 | In-depth

Russia ditches grain deal, but Zelensky says “We are not afraid”

Photo: Canva

17-07 | In-depth

Atmospheric cold plasma technology degrades mycotoxin in grains

Unusual ingredients, such as newsprints or silage effluent could have a promising future in the livestock industry, particularly in areas where the supply of conventional feeds is scarce. Photo: Canva

10-07 | In-depth

Underutilised feed sources for ruminants