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Technonews VD - 18/09/2015

Calcium and phosphorus requirements in laying hens

Calcium and phosphorus requirements are critical from the start of laying until after the laying peak due to the high calcium and phosphorus demands. They are also critical after week 40 of laying, because of the depletion of skeletal calcium storage and...


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Technonews VD - 12/04/2015

Use of intestinal optimizers (pronutrients) against coccidiostats

The legislation on animal nutrition is becoming more and more restrictive, and the trend is to replace chemical substances for natural products. Objective In a study performed in Romania in 2007, the efficacy of intestinal optimizer pronutrients and...


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Technonews VD - 3/02/2015

Cimenol Ring and Salmonella

In a study conducted in October 2014, the inhibitory effect of cimenol ring on intestinal pathogen Salmonella invasion was tested.


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Technonews VD - 20/03/2014

Use of Silicoglycidol against a synthetic oxide silicate as a mycotoxin-binder in broilers

Silicoglycidol is a mycotoxin binder molecule patented in Biovet which presents a wide spectrum of action regardless the type of mycotoxin.


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Technonews VD - 5/02/2014

Use of pronutrients as laying improvers

Pronutrients that act as promoters of mineral absorption are active molecules in plant extracts that improve the physiology of the enterocytes that is related to the utilization of minerals from the diet.


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Technonews VD - 19/01/2014

Silicoglycidol’s mycotoxin binding capacity

Mycotoxins are secondary metabolites produced by fungi, capable of causing disease and death in animals and human. They can appear in food chain as a result of fungal infection of crops by being used as livestock feed. They greatly resist decomposition,...


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