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Phytomolecules Pig nutrition Swine

Feb 243 min read

The Science Behind Phytogenics

Conference Report Essential oils, secondary plant compounds, phytogenics – all these expressions can be found in the context of animal feed. In the following, Dr. Sabiha Kadari, Regional Technical Director…

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Feed Pig nutrition Quality

Feb 193 min read

Consequences of genetic improvements and nutrient quality on production performance in swine

Conference Report Achieving high performance and superior meat quality with preferably low investment – and here, we speak about feed costs, which account for up to 70% of the total…

Feed Feed conversion Pig nutrition

Feb 104 min read

Recent advances in energy evaluation in pigs

Conference Report During the recent EW Nutrition Swine Academies in Ho Chi Minh City and Bangkok, Dr. Jan Fledderus, Product Manager and Consultant at Schothorst Feed Research, discussed that much…

Feed Pig nutrition Piglet Piglet Rearing

Feb 43 min read

Start right with your piglet nutrition

Conference Report “A good start is half the battle” can be said if we talk about piglet rearing. For this promising start, piglets must eat solid feed as soon as…

Feed Fertility Lactation Pig nutrition Sow

Jan 314 min read

Nutritional strategies to maximize the health and productivity of sows

Conference Report During lactation, the focus should be on maximizing milk production to promote litter growth while reducing weight loss of the sow, stated Dr. Jan Fledderus during the recent…

Feed Immunity Pig gut health Pig nutrition

Jan 234 min read

Health management of nursery piglets through nutrition

Conference Report An optimized gut function is essential for pigs’ overall health and performance. When managed correctly, gut health can significantly enhance growth, immunity, and productivity. However, if gut health…

Feed toxins gut health mycotoxins Pig nutrition

Jan 75 min read

Sustainability will push more by-products into pig feed – Keep track of mycotoxins!

Mycotoxin Team EW Nutrition Most grains used in feed are susceptible to mycotoxin contamination, causing severe economic losses all along feed value chains. As skyrocketing raw material prices force producers…

Pig nutrition Piglet Weaning

Dec 93 min read

Successful weaning requires adequate pre-weaning preparation

Conference report The abrupt transition from the sow’s milk to solid feed, combined with environmental changes and social restructuring, creates a challenging situation for young piglets. Weaning is a critical…

Acidomix Antibiotic reduction Diarrhea Feed Feed hygiene gut health Organic acids Pig Pig gut health Pig nutrition Piglet

Feb 208 min read

Organic acids can play a crucial role in zinc oxide replacement

Dr. Inge Heinzl, Editor EW Nutrition & Juan Antonio Mesonero Escuredo, GTM Swine/GPM Organic Acids EW Nutrition The use of high levels of Zinc Oxide (ZnO) in the EU before…

Feed Nutrition Pig nutrition

Nov 1520 min read

Meat quality is a result of genetics, feeding, the microbiome, and the handling of animals and meat

by Dr. Inge Heinzl, Editor EW Nutrition Nowadays, nutrition is no longer about pure nutrient intake; enjoyment is also a priority. Consumers attach great importance to the high quality of…

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Pig nutrition

The Science Behind Phytogenics

Consequences of genetic improvements and nutrient quality on production performance in swine

Recent advances in energy evaluation in pigs

Start right with your piglet nutrition

Nutritional strategies to maximize the health and productivity of sows

Health management of nursery piglets through nutrition

Sustainability will push more by-products into pig feed – Keep track of mycotoxins!

Successful weaning requires adequate pre-weaning preparation

Organic acids can play a crucial role in zinc oxide replacement

Meat quality is a result of genetics, feeding, the microbiome, and the handling of animals and meat

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