News / Events, Nutritionals, Pronutrients XX Biovet International Symposium. Second session Veterinaria Digital - 29/04/2013 The second session held at the XX International Symposium Biovet 2013 was structured in the following conferences: Presentation of field trials, moderated by Dr. Montse Alamos. Results of Alquerfeed Layers in China. Evaluation of use of Alquerfeed Ovoponedoras. Results of Alquernat Nebsui in Romania. In the presentation of these in vivo studies is demonstrated the effectiveness of these products through the following conclusions: – Alquerfeed Layers: a 33-week trial demonstrates that increases 2.67% in the setting and reduces 1.89% the mortality. – Alquerfeed Ovoponedoras: We conclude that reduces the amount of broken eggs in 50%. – Alquernat Nebsui: demonstrates that reduces mortality by 12%, increasing 9.06% weight and improved conversion rate of 3.26%. Tags: Biovet Symposia, Nutrition, Pronutrients, Symposia PREVIOUS NEXT CATEGORIESAntibioticsAntioxidantsAquacultureDeodorizerDigestivesDisseminationEnzymesEventsFatsFeedingFlavoringsImmunostimulantsMicrobiocideMultifunctionalsMycotoxinsNutritionalsPathologyPharmacologyPoultry FarmingPreservativesPronutrientsRuminantsSin categorizarSwineTechnology It may interest youWheat production and 2022 forecastOpormex 2022 concludes successfullySoutheast Asia expects growth in meat demandThe XXXVII Biovet International Symposium begins with an opening dinner and three awardsArgentina and its Free Trade Agreements Related articles Philippine Swine Update Natural strategies to improve the intestinal welfare of birds and its... Growth promoters in pig farming COLISTIN: Limitations and strategies to replace it as an antibiotic... In our blogs... Effect of pronutrients in pigs at the end of the fattening stage Effect of intestinal conditioner pronutrients compared to zinc oxide... Response to the addition of immunostimulant pronutrients in the diet... Evaluation of the effect of intestinal optimizer pronutrients on...
The second session held at the XX International Symposium Biovet 2013 was structured in the following conferences: Presentation of field trials, moderated by Dr. Montse Alamos. Results of Alquerfeed Layers in China. Evaluation of use of Alquerfeed Ovoponedoras. Results of Alquernat Nebsui in Romania. In the presentation of these in vivo studies is demonstrated the effectiveness of these products through the following conclusions: – Alquerfeed Layers: a 33-week trial demonstrates that increases 2.67% in the setting and reduces 1.89% the mortality. – Alquerfeed Ovoponedoras: We conclude that reduces the amount of broken eggs in 50%. – Alquernat Nebsui: demonstrates that reduces mortality by 12%, increasing 9.06% weight and improved conversion rate of 3.26%.
