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25 September 2018
A word of caution for CCM, grain and cereal producers
Due to the extremely dry summer producers of grain/cereals should take proper precautions to minimize the risks of mold and microbial degradation and, learn how!
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Mold inhibition, Silage, Animal Nutrition
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29 March 2018
Preventing mold from seed to feed
Preventing mold from seed to feed
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Feed hygiene, Mold inhibition, Mycotoxin management
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16 February 2018
Do's and don'ts for safe handling of your IBC
Do you know the importance of checking your IBCs regularly? By checking regularly, you improve the safety and the longevity of your IBCs.
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Silage, Animal Nutrition, Mold inhibition
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15 August 2018
How feed additives save you money in times of feed shortage
Farmers are constantly under pressure to cut feed costs. Farmers in Northern Europe are currently struggling with a drought, grain prices are on the way up, roughage is hard to come by and the instinct is to cut back on feed additives to save costs. However counterintuitive it may seem, doing this may impact profitability more heavily than realized.
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Animal Nutrition, Silage, Gut health, Feed hygiene, Mold inhibition
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08 June 2018
A chick’s life
A chick’s life
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Animal Nutrition, Gut health, Feed hygiene, Mold inhibition
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01 August 2018
A chicken’s life
Got excited about the first two parts of our infographics? Here is some more fun info for you to absorb!
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Animal Nutrition, Gut health, Feed hygiene, Mold inhibition
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11 October 2018
Organic acids for drinking water
There are different types of organic acids that can be produced for specific use for animals, in this article, we’ll take a deep dive into the acids that especially can be used for drinking water
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Gut health, Animal Nutrition, Mold inhibition
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29 May 2018
An egg’s life
Always wanted to learn more about the lifecycle of a chicken? This is where it all begins!
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Animal Nutrition, Gut health, Feed hygiene, Mold inhibition
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02 May 2018
Autoxidation in Feeds
Autoxidation in Feeds
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Animal Nutrition, Mold inhibition, Feed hygiene, Oxidation prevention
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26 April 2018
Benefits of acid based silage additives
To prevent bad quality silage, mixes of formic and propionic acid and their salts are used to improve the ensilage process. Good silage needs a fermentation that is in an anaerobic environment, reaching the right pH and thereby saving nutritional value and dry matter content. Our acids and their salts help that process in the right direction for our customers.
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Animal Nutrition, Mold inhibition, Feed hygiene
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