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Technical Inquires Report 2022 week 47

Veterinaria Digital - 13/12/2022

Technical Inquires Report 2022 week 47

Review period: 21/11/2022 a 25/11/2022


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Technonews

Biovet S.A. - 13/12/2022

Use of cimenol ring in weaned piglets

Weaning is a critical period of the swine cycle. The transition from sows’ milk, which is highly digestible, to solid feed with a new composition, drives an adaptative process in the digestive system of the piglets. The stomach needs, at least, 4 weeks...

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Aris Acosta - 12/12/2022

Update of the Philippine Broiler Industry

Broiler chicken is the most progressive animal enterprise in the Philippines nowadays. Due to a lack of supply, as well as the higher cost of pork brought on by the African Swine Fever (ASF) outbreak, consumers also switched from pork to chicken.

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Technonews

Biovet S.A. - 15/11/2022

Reduction of environmental ammonia concentration using a natural deodorizer

The concentration of ammonia in the air is a concealed issue that generates irritation of the mucous membranes that are in contact with the ammonia coming from urine and feces decomposition. The ammonia irritates the respiratory epithelium, the eyes, the...

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Technical Queries

Veterinaria Digital - 10/11/2022

Technical inquiries Report 2022 week 43

Review period: 24/10/2022 to 28/10/2022

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Biovet S.A. - 24/10/2022

Outlook of the poultry industry in Southeast Asia

The outlook for poultry farming in Southeast Asia for this fourth quarter of 2022 and early 2023 may be optimistic, with raw material costs being the biggest challenge. Although prices have risen, they seem to be more stable now.


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