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17 November 2020
Weaning Challenges
Weaning is probably the most pivotal moment in a pig’s life where the manager’s decisions can have an enormous effect on the piglet’s wellbeing and performance. Many problems can occur, ranging from depressed feed intake, pathogenic pressure, diarrhea, social stress and many other factors negatively affecting the piglet's health and performance. You can find an overview of articles and other resources below discussing challenges that a piglet can face during weaning.
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Animal Nutrition, Gut health
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18 April 2013
La Diferencia - Octubre 2013
La Diferencia - Octubre 2013
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18 April 2013
The Difference - November 2013
The Difference - November 2013
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24 April 2013
The Difference Q2 2013
The Difference Q2 2013
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26 November 2024
Strategic developments for Perstorp Animal Nutrition in the Middle East
In October 2024 we held strategic technical meetings in the Izmir and Afyon regions in the Middle East. These sessions marked a significant shift in our strategy, offering an invaluable platform to expand our existing customer base while establishing robust relationships with new clients.
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21 March 2014
2014-Q1AZ
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25 July 2013
5 tips for successful weaning
Imagine this: you have recently become a parent. It’s a beautiful baby. Let’s say a baby boy. I’m sure you would give him the best care possible: a nice and warm room with a clean bed to sleep in. Clean diapers every few hours, and milk to feed him whenever he asks for it. And then, after 3 weeks, you decide to switch the diet from milk to potatoes and meat. I know you are thinking this is impossible and wrong, right? You are correct, it is impossible. Weaning simply can’t be rushed. Let’s keep this thought in mind and think about the way we look at the weaning process in piglets. Most piglets are weaned between 3 and 4 weeks of age, which is very soon, but until now the most economical solution.
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Animal Nutrition
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13 August 2013
Interview with John Zhao
Interview with John Zhao
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23 October 2013
ProTain™ first to change to CLP labeling
Since December 1, 2010 all substances have to be registered under REACH and the products must be labeled according to the CLP (Classification Labeling and Packaging) legislation. Preparations and mixtures of feed additives, need to comply with the CLP regulation from 1 June 2015.
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16 May 2013
Over 50 years of improving silage quality
Over 50 years of improving silage quality
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Pattern Lab