Preventing moulds in raw materials and feed
Moulds consume valuable nutrients in raw materials and feed, and if allowed to proliferate, can rapidly decrease the products’ shelf life, quality and nutritional value. Additionally, the mycotoxins produced by moulds may negatively impact animal performance. An effective strategy to combat the negative effects of mould growth is recommended to ensure best feed quality.
How to recognise
Raw materials needed for animal feed
production can account for up to 80% of total production cost, and so it is
vital to prevent moult growth that results in loss of volume (shrinkage) or
nutritional value. It’s also important to note that the common practice of
adding water to compensate for moisture loss during the feed production process
increases the risk of mould and compromises the shelf life of feed.
Moulds destabilise the integrity of the
feed materials, which opens up an opportunity for other harmful microorganisms
such as yeasts and bacteria to grow and proliferate.
The impact on the farmer
Producing stable, high-quality feeds
efficiently and profitably requires an integrated solution that includes
appropriate products, effective dosing, and analytic services that account for
a farmer’s specific circumstances and type of feed.
Mycotoxin risk management programme
Mycotoxins produced by moulds are a growing
problem in feed production. Trouw Nutrition’s integrated risk management
programme enables feed producers to make data-based decisions and use mycotoxin
control solutions more precisely to address this issue.
This programme is proven to reduce overall
mycotoxin risk by a 3D approach: Risk identification, quality control and
application of solutions.
To Know more: https://www.trouwnutritionasiapacific.com/en-in/
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