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Gut health and dysbiosis

Leaky gut is difficult to recognise and much remains unclear. By offering a well-mixed and balanced ration throughout the day, cattle farmers can go a long way to prevent gut problems. Photo: Anne van der Woude
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More focus on cow gut health

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Cutting costs by Campylobacter control

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Focus on fibre

Broilers at different stages of growth. Photo: Innovad
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Mitigating chronic gut inflammation in animal production

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Improve protein digestibility for health and performance

Shell strength depends hugely on the structure of the internal shell components. Photo: Dreamstime
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Pushing the limits of shell quality through gut health

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Triple-strain probiotic performs as an immune modulator

Dual function of resin acids in the intestinal tract: They protect the epithelial barrier and support the growth of beneficial microbiota. Photo: Hankkija Oy
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Resin acids support intestinal homeostasis

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Essential oils benefit broiler gut health