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Sustaining a healthy gut involves much more than protecting your dairy herd from potentially deadly issues, such as hemorrhagic bowl syndrome; it means maintaining the right amount of beneficial bacteria in both the rumen and the lower digestive tract to improve performance and reduce the need for costly therapeutic treatments. Select BAC includes a blend of Alltech’s technologies, along with Bacillus licheniformis and other direct-fed microbials, to target complete gut health and stability.
Addresses costly challenges caused by Clostridium in dairy cattle
Inhibits the growth of undesirable intestinal organisms in dairy herds
Fights the damaging effects of mycotoxins on dairy farms
Select BAC™ supports a proper microbial profile and targets complete gut health and stability in dairy cows at all stages of production. This innovative blend of live, naturally occurring microorganisms includes Bacillus licheniformis, Lactobacillus and several other microbial additive ingredients to support a diverse microflora.
1) Address challenges caused by Clostridium
2) Inhibit the growth of undesirable intestinal organisms
3) Fight the damaging effects of mycotoxins
4) Produce more milk and increase profitability
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Protein is one of the most critical ingredients in poultry diets — but it is also one of the most expensive. Vegetable protein sources also contain non-starch polysaccharides (NSP), which cannot be digested by poultry due to their lack of endogenous enzymes, thereby negatively affecting the overall digestion of the diet, as well as the absorption of nutrients (including protein).
Soybean meal (SBM), for example, is the most commonly used source of protein in poultry feed, representing a major feed ingredient cost. So, how can you optimize your SBM usage?
Allzyme Vegpro, an enzyme complex specifically designed for vegetable protein sources in poultry and swine feed, offers a combination of enzymes containing protease and carbohydrase activity, which can help animals maximize the digestibility and utilization of nutrients, especially protein, while reducing feed costs and supporting sustainable livestock production. The targets for Allzyme Vegpro are diets that contain vegetable protein sources, such as soybean meal, oilseed (e.g., rapeseed, canola or sunflower) meals, legumes and their byproducts.
Maximizes the digestibility of vegetable protein sources
Reduces the cost of feed by lowering the protein and AA levels
Promotes animal welfare and health
Allzyme Vegpro has been part of several studies developed around the world, and it has shown consistent results in different species, including poultry broilers, breeders, turkeys and layers, as well as pigs, in different stages of growth.
Contact a local Alltech representative today for more information on Allzyme® Vegpro.
We've put together some simple and fun farm-related colouring sheets, maths quizzes and videos to help kids practise all kinds of skills in a creative way!
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Progressive Dairy magazine and Alltech On-Farm Support have partnered to offer Spanish virtual-training sessions for employees during these difficult times. The webinars will be led by Jorge Delgado, director of Alltech’s training and talent development program – T2R.
Wet corn harvests in 2018 and 2019 mean producers must closely track the levels of mycotoxins in feed. After the two wettest years on record back to back, Max Hawkins, Ph.D., nutritionist for Alltech’s Mycotoxin Management team, cautions poultry, cattle and swine producers feeding corn to their animals: Test, test, test.
