Adsorption: How do binders act – the Bentonite example
Bentonite uses mechanisms to capture both polar and non-polar toxins. Discover how bentonite works so you can choose more effective ways to combat mycotoxins.
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07-May-2025kongskilde-grainwhen grain is properly cleaned by mechanical separation, aeretion and shriveled kernels separation, no toxin binders neither clays are needed!
What is in a mycotoxin binder, more than just "dirt": the science behind mycotoxin binders for pigs
From high-quality aluminosilicates to immune-supporting bioprotectors, advanced binders protect, preserve, and perform. Find out here why not all clays are equal.
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30-Apr-2025kongskilde-grain Clean grain and remove shriveled kernels, and you will close to never have problems associated with the mycotixins. Much cheaper and uniform solution against all types of mycotoxins, included those emmerging and unknown!
Mycotoxins: The tax collectors
In this article, we dive into the latest research on key mycotoxins, their effects, and why their impact is growing year after year.
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Mycotoxins in pigs: Hidden threats to health & performance
Mycotoxins are invisible threats in pig farming, impacting gut health, immunity, and performance. Learn how to detect, prevent, and manage their risks effectively.
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Respiratory Tract – how it is linked with the gut and stressors
Host epithelial surfaces, like lungs, are key for microbial colonization. Reducing swine stress and improving hygiene can prevent respiratory infections and enhance animal health.
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Microbial Endocrinology: Beyond the Gut – Brain to gut axis communication
The gut-brain axis involves bi-directional communication between the gut microbiome and the central nervous system, impacting health, behavior, and stress responses in animals.
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Reducing neurochemicals at a gut level as a tool to reduce infection
Animals synthesize their own neurochemicals, which, along with those in feed, impact the gut microbiome and health, potentially exacerbating bacterial pathogenicity.
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The overlooked component: Feed as a source of Neurochemicals
Neurochemicals in swine feed, especially from plants, influence the gut microbiome and pig health. Understanding these effects can enhance feeding strategies and animal welfare.
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Microbial endocrinology: strategies to improve animal health
This article introduces concepts on how to leverage the microbiome to improve swine welfare, health, and production, focusing on stress and microbial endocrinology.
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05-Mar-2025kemin_5Dear Dr. László Búza, Many thanks for your comment, and interest in this topic. We will follow up privately to talk more on this topic.
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