on the needs of the customer. Fylax®
– An organic acid blend specifically developed to
compensate moisture loss during processing and improve feed mill efficiency while reducing the risk of moulds. Fysal®
– An organic acid blend specifically developed to
reduce Salmonella (re) contamination risk in vegetable and protein meals. TOXO®
that binds mycotoxins and mitigates animal performance impairment caused by exposure to mycotoxins.
5. Equipment – Our dedicated feed additives engineer can offer advice and installation of automated dosing equipment, for in mill moisture management and the treatment of raw materials and finished feed.
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact our Feed Additives Team. Trouw Nutrition,
Blenheim House, Blenheim Road Ashbourne DE6 1HA
www.trouwnutrition.co.uk
YARA BOLIFOR® FA3000S enhances palatability in animal diets,
saving money for the farmer Weaning is the most critical period in pig production due to the sudden modification of feeding and rearing conditions. Low feed intake (FI) after weaning can lead to detrimental morphological and functional gut changes, which then results in diarrhea and poor performance
in newly-weaned pigs. Retarded growth at this stage is known to impact on subsequent lifetime performance, leading to economic losses. Choosing the right ingredients and additives to ensure optimum FI in weaners to hasten gut development is fundamental. Yara BOLIFOR®
FA3000S has proven ability in increasing palatability
in weaner piglets. A recent trial to investigate whether feed phosphate source
- A broad-spectrum smectite clay mycotoxin binder
affects feed preference (or FI) in weaner pigs was carried out by Yara in partnership with SNBA. The assessed phosphorus sources differed in the digestible phosphorus (P) content. It was found that:
• Piglets preferred the diets containing BOLIFOR ® MSP and
FA3000S over diets containing dicalcium phosphate or defluorinated phosphate • The preference for diets including BOLIFOR ®
MSP and +44(0)1335 341102
FA3000S, characterized for their high P availability, after a P deficiency period points towards the ability of weaners to select the diets that best compensate a previous P shortage. • Those mineral sources can help piglets to better overcome weaning by promoting their FI. • The effect of feed ingredients on FI should also be considered in feed formulation to ensure that nutrient requirements are fulfilled.
A note on BOLIFOR® BOLIFOR®
feed acidifiers feed acidifiers combine Yara’s knowledge in animal
nutrition and technical expertise to offer the best cost-effectiveness in feed. Each of our FAs is composed by a unique blend of organic and inorganic acids which have been paired and precisely chosen for the best synergistic effects. All BOLIFOR®
a diatomaceous earth carrier, which confers all the advantages of pure liquid acids, but in a solid and convenient form. For more information and to view our full product range visit www.
yara.co.uk/chemical-and-environmental-solutions/animal-nutrition/
FAs are adsorbed onto
EXCENTIAL TOXIN PLUS Broad spectrum solution for mycotoxin management
5 COMPONENT MYCOTOXIN PROTECTION
Hepatoprotector/Intestinal integrity Preservative/mould reduction
THREE BINDERS Wide spectrum absorption
TOXIN PLUS 5 COMPONENT
MYCOTOXIN PROTECTION
Engineering your feed solutions
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