Are all Mycotoxins controlled the same way?
Clay binders are often used in feed to bind mycotoxins, however the efficacy of these clays in adsorbing mycotoxins varies greatly according to the selection of the binder.
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Mycotoxins, the hidden robbers
Mycotoxins silently damage pig health, immunity and performance. Learn how to identify risks, interpret analyses and implement effective control strategies to protect profitability
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Mycotoxins – From Grain Treatment to Pig Performance – The Value of Treated Grain
Grain preservation goes beyond storage. Learn how managing mould and mycotoxin risk early helps protect feed quality, nutritional value and consistency all the way to the pig.
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Grain Treatment: The First Line of Defense Against Mould and Mycotoxins
Grain quality peaks at harvest and only declines from there. Discover why treating grain at the point of storage is the earliest, most reliable step against mold and mycotoxins.
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Can probiotics protect growth rates when temperatures rise?
Rising temperatures due to climate change are causing heat stress in pig production, leading to reduced growth rates and economic challenges.A study tested if probiotics could help
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Can Gut Health Support Help Pigs Cope with Heat Stress?
Heat stress threatens pig gut health and performance. A field study showed that probiotics (Bacillus velezensis PB6) helped reduce stress markers and support intestinal resilience.
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Heat Stress and the Pig Gut: Why Gut Should Be a Summer Priority
Learn how heat stress affects intestinal health, nutrient absorption and gut barrier function in pigs, and why gut protection is essential during summer.
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