Digital Moisture Sensors for Animal Feed
developed intestinal tract. Hence, multi-enzyme complexes may improve the absorption and utilisation of nutrients to enhance growth performance.
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Installing a Hydronix digital moisture sensor into your process is a simple and cost effective way to accurately control your dryer
• Each sensor is a single unit incorporating all functionality • Digital technology with precise linear output • Install in silos, conveyors or our new ducting system • Wide moisture measurement range • Not affected by dust or colour • Temperature stable
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Concluding remarks - The use of exogenous carbohydrase enzymes in, for example, corn-based diets, is becoming more prevalent due to variable ingredient quality and increased use of high-fibre ingredients. - Positive results of combining enzymes in both broilers and meat ducks suggest a similar effect across different poultry species and probably in other animal species. - The results from above studies show that the more enzymes included in the complex, the better the improvement in nutrient utilisation and growth performance in poultry. From this trend, a multi-enzyme complex with more enzymes would be expected to perform better compared to complexes with fewer enzymes. Improvement in feed utilisation offers animal nutritionists
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the opportunity to better control and possibly lower the inclusion levels of dietary nutrients – this could be a cost- effective strategy in feed formulation. In addition, improved utilisation of feed by the animal results in positive effects to the environment, thereby, lessening the costs of maintaining a safe environment.
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