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27 April 2022
Gut health in aquaculture
Gut health in aquaculture
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Animal Nutrition, Gut health
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08 August 2024
Aquatic August: the history of aquaculture
At Perstorp Animal Nutrition we are focusing on the field of Aquaculture in the month of August. But what is Aquaculture? “Aquaculture” is defined as the farming and harvesting of aquatic organisms like fish, mollusks, crustaceans and aquatic plants in controlled environments (FAO, 2024). Before we look forward into the future of aquaculture, let’s take a look back! How did aquaculture start?
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Animal Nutrition, Gut health
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22 August 2024
The love/hate relationship between aquaculture and antibiotics
The threat of antibiotic resistance in aquaculture is becoming more evident every year. Aquaculture – like other animal protein production systems – needs to be wary of antibiotic resistance. However a different set of challenges appear because of the way the feeding takes place and how production systems are set up.
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Animal Nutrition, Gut health
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12 March 2025
No more concerns about heat stress at VIV Asia 2025
We'll be exhibiting at the upcoming VIV Asia 2025! You'll be able to find us right at the start of hall number 3 at booth 4310. It will be hard to miss. We hope to see you there!
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Animal Nutrition, Gut health
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18 April 2022
Benefits of a zinc oxide (ZnO) free production
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31 March 2022
ProMyr™ TMR preserves TMR and prevents heating
ProMyr™ TMR preserves TMR and prevents heating
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TMR
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10 June 2022
Vorteile einer ZnO-FREIEN Produktion:
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09 June 2022
Los beneficios de una producción sin ZnO
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09 February 2023
Stay cool with ProMyr™ TMR
ProMyr™ TMR ist eine synergistische Mischung aus organischen Säuren und deren Salze.
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TMR
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26 November 2019
All disease begins in the gut
Hippocrates, father of modern medicine stated “All disease begins in the gut” way back in 460- 370 B.C. The gut plays a pivotal role in the immune system. Immunogloblin A (IgA) plays a very important role here and is produced and secreted in the digestive tract by the mucosal barrier that lines the intestine. Once this barrier becomes damaged, it impacts the ability to produce this extremely important antibodies. The ability to fight off all the harmful substances that enter the body is lost, leaving animals exposed to many kinds of infections. The gut is responsible for protection against toxins and pathogens including harmful parasites, bacteria, virus, yeast and fungi. The gut is also responsible for proper digestion and absorption of nutrients needed to supply the entire body with the required building blocks for energy, growth and repair. An inflamed gut impairs the body’s ability to absorb nutrients which leads to great performance losses and extra costs.
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Animal Nutrition, Gut health
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