Effective control of aflatoxins in dairy cows

07-04-2022 | |
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Djionis Savva Founder and CEO of D.I.S Nutrition
Ingesting rumen with high levels of numerous different moulds and mycotoxins depresses rumen fermentability and NDF degradability. Photo: Maryin Sandburg
Ingesting rumen with high levels of numerous different moulds and mycotoxins depresses rumen fermentability and NDF degradability. Photo: Maryin Sandburg
Mycotoxins are secondary metabolites produced by fungi, which can multiply and grow fast in a variety of feedstuffs and stages of crop production, especially in warm and humid conditions often observed in southern EU countries. Why are aflatoxins a real risk? Because weather conditions cannot be controlled, accumulation of mycotoxins is more frequent on the fields making the prior-harvest period very important. Mycotoxins can also grow during transporting and storing feedstuffs at the farm pr


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