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Explore the key insights from the Alltech 2023 Harvest Analysis, uncovering the trends and solutions to navigate mycotoxin challenges in global agriculture.
Read moreMycotoxins threaten Asia’s ruminant industry, with diverse climates fostering contamination. A recent survey reveals an average of 6.9 mycotoxins in raw materials, emphasizing a 40% risk. Proactive strategies like regular monitoring, quality sourcing, and expert consultation are crucial for effective mycotoxin control. Learn more.
Read moreThe 14th edition of the World Mycotoxin Forum recently took place in Antwerp, Belgium, attracting global leaders from various sectors of the industry. The event served as a platform for in-depth discussions on integrated strategies aimed at ensuring the safety and security of the food and feed supply chain. Learn more about the key takeaways
Read moreDiscover the hidden dangers of mycotoxins in poultry. These naturally occurring toxins disrupt egg quality, fertility and chick health. Explore the complex impact of mycotoxin contamination on poultry production and learn how to safeguard poultry health and performance in this blog.
Read moreIn such dynamic environments, where even the slightest change in feed quality can have significant repercussions on animal productivity, effective mycotoxin control is one of the key areas of focus. Learn more about how Alltech’s European Technical Support team, Dr. Hazel Rooney and Per Laustsen support pig producers in this blog.
Read moreDive into the depths of aquaculture to understand the risk associated with mycotoxins in shrimp feed. Learn more about the hidden threats, emerging mycotoxins and strategies to safeguard shrimp health in this article, by Dr. Vivi Koletsi.
Read moreDiscover the significant impact of Penicillium mycotoxins on dairy cows in EU fermented forages. While North America faces risks from fusarium mycotoxins, the EU experiences higher risks from Penicillium mycotoxins, affecting cow health and performance. Grass silage, dominant in the EU, shows higher Penicillium levels. Learn how managing forages and implementing mycotoxin control programs can restore cow health and optimize milk production.
Read moreThe relationship between mycotoxins and pathogens in pigs is complex and poses challenges for producers. Mycotoxins and bacterial pathogens can individually harm pig health, but their coexistence amplifies the risks. Mycotoxins weaken immunity and damage the intestinal lining, making pigs susceptible to bacterial invasion. Pathogens, in turn, worsen mycotoxin effects by causing inflammation and increasing toxin absorption. Comprehensive strategies are vital to address both challenges, including robust mycotoxin control, biosecurity protocols, and veterinary care. Alltech offers industry-leading solutions for managing mycotoxins, pathogens, or both, safeguarding pig health and the food supply.
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