How an anti-mycotoxin blend impacts the health of nursery pigs

20-03-2024 | |
A recent study has shown that the addition of an anti-mycotoxin blend minimises the adverse effects caused by mycotoxin contaminated feed of nursery pigs. Photo: Bert Jansen
A recent study has shown that the addition of an anti-mycotoxin blend minimises the adverse effects caused by mycotoxin contaminated feed of nursery pigs. Photo: Bert Jansen
Researchers from Brazil and America looked at the impact of an anti-mycotoxin blend on the health of nursery pigs. They found that a mix of yeast, plant extract and soy lecithin can minimise the negative effects of aflatoxin contamination. Feed contamination with aflatoxin is a serious issue in pig farming which has led to the search for strategies to prevent or reduce this intoxication. Adsorbents (also known as mycotoxin binders and sequestering agents) reduce the absorption of mycotoxins a


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Samaneh Azarpajouh Author, veterinarian
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