[Lexington, Kentucky] - Can nutrition and management alleviate low fertility in high yielding dairy cows? If the underlying principles of nutrition, reproduction and management are integrated accordingly, what affect will this have on dairy cows? These questions and more will be discussed at Alltech's 22nd International Feed Industry Symposium on April 23-26, 2006.? The event brings scientists and decision-makers from all over the world to Lexington, Kentucky, USA, to discuss the latest advances in animal feeding programs and their impact on animal and human health.?
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Press Releases
Promoting Reproductive Efficiency in Pigs
Forty pigs or 2 tons of meat per sow by 2020 - is that realistic and if so, what will it do to the reproductive performance...
February 24, 2006
[Lexington, USA] -The aquaculture industry has been growing in importance over the past few years. Alltech's 22nd International Feed Industry Symposium on April 23-26, 2006 will explore the key issues affecting the aquaculture industry and areas of discussion will include current and emerging markets, fish health, innovations in aquaculture and species development. The event brings leading industry figures from around the world to Lexington, Kentucky, USA, to discuss these latest developments.
February 24, 2006
[Dunboyne, Ireland] - From the 1st January 2006, the EU implemented a new regulation banning the use of in-feed antibiotic growth promoters in the animal feed industry. As a consequence, the industry has had to source alternative technologies in order to overcome these implications.
February 24, 2006
[Lexington, Kentucky] - How can we prevent antibiotic resistance in pigs? What is the best nutritional program for weanling piglets? How are important minerals absorbed? These questions and more will be discussed at Alltech's 22nd International Feed Industry Symposium on April 23-26, 2006. The event brings scientists and decision-makers from all over the world to Lexington, Kentucky, USA, to discuss the latest advances in animal feeding programs and their impact on animal and human health.
February 13, 2006
[Dunboyne, Ireland] - Alltech, the global animal health company, has announced a reorganisation of its management structure in Europe. The change of structures and processes in Alltech allows the organisation to move management, research and marketing support closer to the local market.
