31 May
Press Release: Anitox Launches Fortrol® New Cost-effective Salmonella Control for Feed
  • Posted by Anitox

Press Release: Anitox Launches Fortrol® New Cost-effective Salmonella Control for Feed

Feed biosecurity specialist Anitox has unveiled Fortrol®, its new highly cost-effective feed additive to help producers meet feed microbial quality goals. Formulated to control Salmonella in feed ingredients and finished feed, Fortrol® gives producers greater flexibility to respond to

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16 May
Pathogen Impact on Layer Production and Management
  • Posted by Anitox

Pathogen Impact on Layer Production and Management

One year, 52 weeks. That's how long the average egg production cycle is. Producers spend over 70 weeks investing in layer production and management strategies to achieve optimal layer health and maximum egg production. The single largest input in layer production? Feed. Prevent

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19 Apr
How to Mitigate the Rising Cost of Raw Materials for Animal Feed Production
  • Posted by Anitox

How to Mitigate the Rising Cost of Raw Materials for Animal Feed Production

High raw material costs burden the feed production chain from field to finished feed. Weather conditions in the growing season, as well as geopolitical issues and the cost of inputs such as fertilizer, fuel and transportation, all significantly impact the availability and cost of animal

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05 Apr
Anitox Implements Salmonella Control in Oilseed Processing
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Anitox Implements Salmonella Control in Oilseed Processing

Oilseed meal is the highest Salmonella risk material used in feed formulations when animal protein meals are not used. Studies have found that oilseed raw materials such as soybeans and rapeseeds carry Salmonella detection rates of 36.6% and 23.8%, respectively. While Salmonella

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23 Mar
Avian Influenza Prevention: The Missing Piece
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Avian Influenza Prevention: The Missing Piece

Culling a flock of layer or broiler parent stock due to Avian Influenza can cost producers anywhere from $400,000 to $650,000 in depopulation, restocking and productivity losses. Within the U.S., the ongoing outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), continues to pose a threat

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08 Mar
5 Reasons to Implement Pathogen Prevention in Oilseed Processing
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5 Reasons to Implement Pathogen Prevention in Oilseed Processing

Pathogen contamination that occurs within oilseed processing costs the oilseed crushing industry millions in reduced productivity and written-off or devalued oilseed meal. In fact, a single Salmonella-positive in finished oilseed meal in a facility producing 1000 metric tons per day can

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