26 Apr
Mitigating Pathogen Transmission with Effective Feed Mill Biosecurity
  • Posted by Anitox

Mitigating Pathogen Transmission with Effective Feed Mill Biosecurity

Feed for food-producing animals is the most significant component within the global food industry as it is vital to producing enough animal protein for a growing population. Bacteria, fungi, and viruses can contaminate feed and feed ingredients, some being pathogenic. Pathogens linked to

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27 Mar
VIV Asia: Impact of Feed Quality on Commercial Poultry Microbiome
  • Posted by Anitox

VIV Asia: Impact of Feed Quality on Commercial Poultry Microbiome

VIV Asia is one of the largest and most important trade shows in animal production, showcasing the latest technologies, products, and services related to animal health, nutrition, genetics, and processing. As part of the Feed Strategy Seminar at VIV Asia, Dr. Enrique Montiel, Anitox

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27 Mar
How Do Milling Efficiency Strategies Support the Aquaculture Industry?
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How Do Milling Efficiency Strategies Support the Aquaculture Industry?

Fish are incredibly efficient food-producing animals making it critically important for productivity, sustainability and profitability to provide feed that is of the highest quality and integrity. Feed accounts for no less than 50% of aquaculture production costs, so producers seek out

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27 Feb
Could Clean Feed Enhance Broiler Feed Efficiency and Management?
  • Posted by Anitox

Could Clean Feed Enhance Broiler Feed Efficiency and Management?

Colonization of the gastrointestinal tract by pathogenic bacteria and resulting disease has deleterious impacts on gut health, development and overall broiler flock performance. Necrotic enteritis caused by the pathogen Clostridium perfringens, can reduce broiler feed efficiency by 2-3

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15 Feb
Preventing Poultry Diseases: Pathogen Impact on Microflora
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Preventing Poultry Diseases: Pathogen Impact on Microflora

A single system, the gastrointestinal tract, is responsible for energy extraction, nutrient utilization and growth. Consequently, the structure required to facilitate the desired function of the gastrointestinal tract makes it the most significant entry point for pathogens and a prominent

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09 Feb
Advancing Diagnostics Evidence Feed as a Fomite
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Advancing Diagnostics Evidence Feed as a Fomite

Animal gut microbial populations can be dynamic, and Salmonella populations are diverse, with multiple serovars co-existing. Anitox collaborated with Dr. Nikki Shariat and the University of Georgia’s Poultry Research and Diagnostic Center on the study, Animal feed containing diverse

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