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Photo: Mark Pasveer

26-08 | Article

Revealing the mycotoxin risk in straw

Artist's impression of the Fusarium fungus, which can lead to the presence of the mycotoxin DON in feedstuffs. Illustration: Shutterstock

16-05 | Article

Mycotoxins in pigs: The latest on DON research

Pre- and post-harvest approaches are 2 strategies to reduce the negative impact of mycotoxins in dairy industry. Photo: Anne van der Woude

02-05 | Article

Making better mycotoxin decisions in dairy farming

Photo: The World Mycotoxin Forum

26-04 | News

The World Mycotoxin Forum meets Italy

Crops in the field, feed processing at the mill, biosecurity measures during feed transport, and safe storage on the farm all contribute to feed safety. Photo: Shutterstock

04-04 | Article

Mastering microbials and mycotoxins

Video: Transmission of mycotoxins via colostrum and milk

18-03 | Video

Video: Transmission of mycotoxins via colostrum and milk

Photo: Mark Pasveer

07-03 | News

Mycotoxins in feed threaten cow health and milk yields

There is a lack of clear information regarding mycotoxin effects on dairy cows. Photo: Mark Pasveer

21-02 | Article

Mycotoxin survey 2021: Risk for animals remains high

Photo: Shutterstock

17-02 | Article

Mycotoxin review and future threats from emerging mycotoxins

Photo: Shutterstock

16-02 | News

Coming soon: Mycotoxin webinar

Photo: Canva

25-01 | News

Role of climate change in increased mycotoxin levels

Levels of mycotoxins were found to have increased during the 2021 harvest across Europe. Photo: Chris McCullough

12-01 | Article

Mycotoxins impact feed quality in 2021 European grain harvest

Thanks to strong scientific research & development, Biomin holds a world-class position in mycotoxin mitigation. Photo: Biomin

17-11-2021 | Article

Why EU registration matters for mycotoxin deactivation

More extreme weather patterns are predicted to affect the mycotoxin risk in crops and feed ingredients, with different impacts across different regions. Photo: Alltech

17-11-2021 | Article

Climate change and mycotoxins: Untangling a complex web

The primary DON toxigenic fungi are Fusarium culmorum and Fusarium graminearum. Both fungi affect wheat, barley, oats and corn. Photo: MaxPixel's contributors

17-11-2021 | Article

Spent mushroom substrate: Degrading DON mycotoxin