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Extrusion Cooking of Aquatic Feeds, the Path Forward

Raw materials and formulations have been the area of major changes in the aquatic feed sector. As shortages of fishmeal developed the use of alternate protein sources...

19 May 2015 Editorial Archive | Manufacturing & Packaging V2 I2 | Volume 2 Issue 2

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Serum Detection of Mycoplasma in Poultry

Published studies show different results about the antibodies detection time with RPA and ELISA. Caroline Pommellet from Biovac designed and conducted an experiment, ...

19 May 2015 Editorial Archive | IT & Logistics V2 I2 | Volume 2 Issue 2

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Clinical Studies V2 I2

The Influence of MOS on Sow and Piglet Performance

Mannanoligosaccharides (MOS) are complex carbohydrates derived from the cell wall of selected strains of the yeast Saccharomyces Cerevisiae. All of effects MOS has on...

19 May 2015 Clinical Studies V2 I2 | Editorial Archive | Volume 2 Issue 2

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Clinical Studies V2 I2

The Role of Feed Enzymes in Poultry Gut Health

First introduced into the poultry industry in the 1980s, enzymes are now used in over 90% of all broiler diets. Feed enzyme application in diets for poultry is also o...

19 May 2015 Clinical Studies V2 I2 | Editorial Archive | Volume 2 Issue 2

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World Leading Research and Surveillance at The Pirbright Institute

The Pirbright Institute is a world leading centre of excellence in research and surveillance of viral diseases of farm animals and viruses that spread from animals to...

19 May 2015 Editorial Archive | Research & Development V2 I2 | Volume 2 Issue 2

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Exploring Human and Animal Microbiota in Health and Disease

Growing body of evidence shows that our microbial population plays a role in health and disease. As the sequencing methods are rapidly developing and improving, it is...

19 May 2015 Editorial Archive | Research & Development V2 I2 | Volume 2 Issue 2

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Keeping Your Farm Water Safe and Fresh

Water quality is a major issue for all species – animals and plants can go for several days without food, but cannot last long without access to water. This makes wat...

19 May 2015 Editorial Archive | Research & Development V2 I2 | Volume 2 Issue 2

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Accurate Early Markers of Renal Damage for Veterinary and Research Use

The assessment of renal function in small animals is of interest both to veterinary practitioners and research organisations, especially those investigating the possi...

19 May 2015 Editorial Archive | Research & Development V2 I2 | Volume 2 Issue 2

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Towards Sustainable Feed & Food – Working Together at International Level

In 2015 compound feed production will likely reach close to 1 billion tonnes worldwide and the FAO estimates that by 2050 the demand for food will grow by 60 %. This ...

19 May 2015 Editorial Archive | Regulatory & Marketplace V2 I2 | Volume 2 Issue 2

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Could Our Main Challenge with Emerging Diseases Be the Way We Look at Them? Or, Maybe Even, the Way We Don’t Look at Them?

The history of agriculture includes many developments related to animal and plant health that have had a major impact on humans. At the same time, human activities ha...

19 May 2015 Editorial Archive | Regulatory & Marketplace V2 I2 | Volume 2 Issue 2

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