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Evaluation of the effect of Amaize® and Fibrozyme® supplementation on the zootechnical performance of dairy cows.

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Emerging mycotoxins: What do we know so far?

Emerging mycotoxins: What do we know so far?

How are emerging mycotoxins defined?  When it comes to thinking about mycotoxins, most people will be aware of the more well-known types, such as…

How to read a horse feed tag

As an involved horse owner, no doubt you have spent time carefully selecting a feed to match your horse’s needs. We are sure that you have read the…
Top 10 indicators of mycotoxins in your poultry flock

Top 10 indicators of mycotoxins in your poultry flock

What are mycotoxins? Mycotoxins are produced by filamentous fungi (moulds) that are ever-present in nature, and under the right conditions, have the…
6 tips to stretch protein supplies and lower your feed costs

6 tips to stretch protein supplies and lower your feed costs

We all know that 2020 proved to be a roller-coaster year for commodity markets, and as we have seen over the past number of weeks, 2021 appears to be…
Optigen: A reliable, protein alternative

Optigen: A reliable protein alternative

Tightening soya supplies gives us the opportunity to look at alternative protein replacements. Over the last number of months, we have seen many…
5 safety precautions for mare and foal

5 safety precautions for mare and foal

If you have ever been involved in breeding mares, then you already know how much work, time and energy is put into ensuring that each broodmare…
9 warning signs of mycotoxins in your dairy herd

9 warning signs of mycotoxins in your dairy herd

What are the impacts of mycotoxins?  Mycotoxins develop in feed materials, both pre- and post-harvest, and can negatively impact all stages of…
How mycotoxins affect poultry

How mycotoxins affect poultry

Mycotoxins are metabolites produced by plant moulds during times of stress or following an environmental stimulus. These plant moulds can grow on…
Exposure to ammonia, depending on the level of severity, can have serious health consequences for both you and your horse, making horse stall management a critical part of any overall barn management plan.

6 Tips for Ammonia Control in Horse Stalls

Have you ever felt like your barn smelled worse than it reasonably should? We are not talking about normal animal smells — I mean, who doesn’t love…
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