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Mycotoxins in pet food: Know the risks for dogs and cats

The threat of mycotoxins is nothing new to the companion animal industry. However, never before has it been so prevalent and public. Most recently,…
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A winning strategy for calf gut health

A battle between good and bad bacteria is taking place inside the calf’s gut. How can you make sure good bacteria wins?

5 safety precautions for mare and foal

Optimize your breeding operation and protect both mare and foal in 5 easy steps.
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Could managing ammonia in fish ponds benefit productivity?

Water quality management is one of the essential management tasks in aquaculture farming, and daily or routine water quality measurement and…
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Prebiotics, probiotics and postbiotics for pets— what’s the difference?

While prebiotics and probiotics have been key additives in the pet food industry for several years now, the innovation of postbiotics seems to be a…

Cold weather preparation: Is your pig barn ready?

'Tis the season to get pig barns ready for another cold winter. Another year is almost in the books, and there is no rest for pig farmers like you.…
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Strategies to improve feed efficiency in shrimp farming

Shrimp farming is a never-ending learning path, and the biggest daily challenge is mitigating disease risks while maintaining efficiency.

3 stages of optimizing piglet nutrition for gut health

Newborn piglet care is a challenge on every farm. In the early stages of their lives, these young animals are more susceptible to health issues that…
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6 Tips for Ammonia Control in Horse Stalls

Have you ever felt like your barn smelled worse than it reasonably should? We are not talking about normal animal smells — I mean, who doesn’t love…
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