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Piglets fed a soy-based starter diet with minimal ANFs are less vulnerable to gastrointestinal upsets and are able to absorb more of the nutrients essential to healthy growth. Photo: Hamlet Protein
21-10-2020 | Article

Can soy be the sustainable protein of choice?

Reducing the incidence and impact of diseases such as Coccidiosis is decisive to meet animal welfare standards and avoid economical and sustainability disruptions. Photo: Morten Larsen
21-10-2020 | Article

Innovation and sustainability: The best of both worlds

Effective feed additives help to ensure that feed is optimally utilised, emissions are reduced and nutrient management is improved. Photo: Dr Eckel
21-10-2020 | Article

Phytogenics: Plant power for a sustainable future

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21-10-2020 | Article

Bacillus subtilis’ effect on ammonia emissions in broilers

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21-10-2020 | Article

Remembering farmers’ needs in the sustainability solution

Photo: Pharmacosmos
27-07-2020 | Article

Setting the trajectory for optimal growth

Pathogenic E.coli produce destructive toxins that cause serious disease, especially in post-weaned pigs. Photo: Shutterstock
27-07-2020 | Article

Vaccines can help address consumer concerns

Benefits of pre-weaning piglet socialisation
27-07-2020 | Article

Benefits of pre-weaning piglet socialisation

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27-07-2020 | Article

Holistic approach to post-weaning challenges

Trials have shown that adding an appetite stimulant to a lactating sows diet improved live litterweight. Photo: Shutterstock
27-07-2020 | Article

Sow feed intake and its effect on litter uniformity

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