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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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05 April 2018
New social media channels for feed additives
Today we're launching separate feed additives channels on Facebook and LinkedIn.
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Gut health, Feed acidification, Silage, Animal Nutrition, Mold inhibition
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21 December 2017
What is organic farming
Organic farming is the most sustainable way of producing feed and food. The environment is indulged, biodiversity improved, natural resources are maintained, natural circles are kept, animal welfare respected and the countryside looks attractive. Though organic farming looks really attractive and seems like the best way to keep your animals, feed and food, there are a lot of rules bound to this kind of farming.
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Animal Nutrition, Silage, Mold inhibition
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06 July 2017
Apples and oranges - how to judge your mold inhibitor
Do you know how much value you get for your investment in mold inhibitors? Comparing different mold inhibitors can be difficult. But a few simple pointers can make it a lot easier.
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Animal Nutrition, Silage, Mold inhibition
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24 November 2022
Giving thanks for our crops
2022 has been a difficult year for the European crop harvests. Fears continue to grow over a potential global food security crisis as European farmers struggled to save their crops from extreme weather events and to keep up with the trade disruptions resulting from the conflict in Ukraine.
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Animal Nutrition, Mold inhibition
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24 November 2011
Product Spotligh ProSid MI 700
After a few years of R&D Perstorp is now revealing its latest breakthrough in the area of mould inhibition: ProSidTM MI 700. The effectiveness of propionic acid in preservation of grain and other feed is very well known. ProSidTM MI 700 has shown the same effectiveness as propionic acid but with several key advantages such as lower evaporation, high nutritional value, reduced odour and no ADR restriction because of its low corrosiveness and high flash point.
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Animal Nutrition, Mold inhibition
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25 November 2021
Giving thanks for our crops
Today it is thanksgiving in the U.S. and Brazil. It is a day of giving thanks for the blessing of the harvest. A day to be grateful for the food that nature provides and of course to the farmers that make it happen! As with many things there are good years and bad years. So how were this year’s harvests? Let’s have a look:
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Animal Nutrition, Mold inhibition
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25 February 2021
Three ways organic acids impact the nutritional value of feed
Pathogenic enteric bacteria are a scourge for feed manufacturers and animal production professionals. They can have negative effects on animal health and performance. Certain cases may even warrant product recalls.
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Animal Nutrition, Feed hygiene, Feed acidification, Mold inhibition
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14 March 2022
How clean is your feed?
Feed represents the biggest cost to any livestock production unit; approximately 75% of the total outgoings are spent on feed. As a result, great care and attention is given to the formulation of feeds, ensuring the nutritional requirement of the animal is met with each ration in order to deliver optimal performance levels. Feed is routinely analyzed to check the levels of nutritional components including protein, fiber, vitamins, minerals, moisture, and fats. The analysis results allow adjustments to be made to increase feed intake and reduce undesirable characteristics such as the formation of dust. But how clean is the feed? Are there any contaminants in the feed? When was the last time the feed was analyzed for enterobacteria or mold content for example?
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Animal Nutrition, Feed hygiene, Mold inhibition
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