EuroTier 2008 

Theme Nutrition Research

 

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Meeting the mineral needs of highly prolific sows»

Each sow, in her own production phase or parity, usually has her own specific mineral dietary requirements. For that reason, correct phasing of mineral supplies is very important.
05 Oct 2008

Combining expertise, lifting performance with arginine»

In a truly international, interdisciplinary research and marketing effort involving a variety of participants - nutritionists, biologists, government and feed corporations – dietary supplements have emerged to lift the performance of gestating and...

05 Sep 2008

Antioxidant and antifungal properties of oregano»

Article supplied by Meriden Animal Health.
Orego-Stim® is a 100% natural feed additive containing an exclusive oregano essential oil, which can be included in the feed or water. Orego-Stim® acts as a feed flavour and appetite enhancer and it has...

04 Jun 2008

The role of nucleotides in piglet nutrition»

Trials with nucleotides in piglet feed over the last couple of years revealed a wide range of positive effects on the animals’ health and results during weaning. Causes and effects are presented here.

12 Feb 2008

Smart feeds for smart pigs»

Recent developments in nutritional technology have found that many feed materials have more than one function alongside their nutritional role. These functional feeds – known as smart foods in human nutrition – can improve the value of the overa...

29 Nov 2007

Alternatives for sow cuisine»

Basic pig feed ingredients, like maize and soy bran, regularly undergo price variations, with a consequent impact on production costs. So, why not consider alternatives? Dr Aloízio Soares Ferreira, from the University of Viçosa, Brazil, examined a...
01 Sep 2007

Boosting the pig’s natural self defence»

Recent studies indicate that the immune system of pigs could be stimulated a great deal if their feed is enriched with exposed β-glucans from yeast cell walls. This enables a pig – and piglets! – to react faster and more effectively in case of an ...
01 Jun 2007

New generation phytase with high thermostability »

Adding phytase into pelleted pig feed has not been an easy job. As this kind of enzyme is at risk from the high temperatures often generated during this production process. However, increasing phytase thermostability up to 95°C has recently proven...
01 May 2007

Pigs profit from natural source vitamin E»

One way to increase weaning pigs’ resistance to diseases is by supplementing vitamin E to the animals. However, it certainly makes a difference what kind of vitamin E is provided – from synthetic or natural origin.
01 Apr 2007

Understanding better the pig’s meal preferences»

World leader for production of flavours for animal feed, the Spanish Lucta launched a swine experimental unit in July 2005 in order to boost its research and better answer to the clients’ needs.
15 Feb 2007

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