AB Vista is an animal nutrition technology company offering pioneering products and technical services to the global animal feed industry. With its headquarters in the UK, the company employs over 190 staff globally and has support offices worldwide.
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A higher risk of mycotoxins in winter rations this year could be negatively affecting milk yields, fertility and cow health. Dr Derek McIlmoyle explains.
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For beef units feeding silage or moist feed-based rations, extracting as much growth as possible from the fibre portion is the key to both minimising feed costs and maximising margins, our Technical Support Manager Dr Jamie-Leigh Douglas explains.
Extracting the greatest possible milk value from home-grown forage will be one of the primary factors affecting both feed costs and margins per litre this winter. For many, that includes maximising butterfats, and the key to that is a well-functioning rumen.
We recently held the “NIR Academy” seminar in Manila, Philippines, to share the latest developments in NIR technology on feed and raw material application.
Increasing understanding of fibre is presenting a new perspective on the valuable role it can play in gut health and therefore, within performance-enhancing nutritional strategies. This will be our focus at SPACE 2019.
The importance of feeding choline during the transition period to help support early lactation body fat mobilisation, milk production and cow health is becoming increasingly well recognised. However, new research is highlighting additional benefits for calf growth and immunity that have far-reaching implications.
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