
Welcome
Welcome to www.KnowMycotoxins.com! This website aims to help you better understand the growing mycotoxin problem in the feed industry.
Mycotoxins are compounds produced by moulds and affect everyone. In 1985 the World Health Organization estimated that approximately 25% of the world's grains were contaminated by mycotoxins. This figure has most certainly grown since then due to an increase in global import and export of grains and cereals and the changing environmental and weather patterns.
Regardless of your level of involvement in the agricultural industry whether you are a producer, nutritionist or veterinarian, being aware and understanding the threat posed by mycotoxins will ultimately have an impact on your animal's health and your bottom line. This website will help you increase your knowledge on mycotoxins, how they are produced, their impact on animals, issues with feed sampling and possible strategies to maintain your animal's health and performance.
Mycotoxin prevention
See how you can prevent mycotoxin contamination in your production: ruminant, swine, poultry.
Featured Expert of the Month
Nick Adams from Alltech North America discusses if mycotoxins can affect rumen fermentation
Panel of Experts
Our panel of experts answers all your questions about mycotoxins!
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KnowMycotoxins.com is available in 5 other languages: Chinese, Spanish, Russian, Hungarian and Portuguese
Mycotoxin Events
- Phyco and Mycotoxins, MeridaYucutan, Mexico, June 27- July 1
- 15th World Congress of Food Science and Technology, Cape Town, South Africa, August 22-26
- AOAC International Annual Meeting, Orlando, Florida, September 26-29
- Advanced Food Analysis, Wageningen, The Netherlands, October 25-29
- World Mycotoxin Forum, 6th Conference, Leuuwenhorst, Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands, November 8-10
Detailed information on mycotoxin regulations from around the world. Discover the maximum permitted levels of mycotoxins in animal feed for your country.




