Crimping grains can extend the harvest window by up to 3 weeks. This makes it possible to harvest earlier and thus achieve the maximum nutritional value of the crop. The ideal time is when the grain has a water content …
Here’s why you should be crimping grains and how conserve them Read More »
As a consequence of the hot and dry summers of recent years, the risk of mycotoxins being present in the current grain stock is quite high. Crop research in 2018 shows DON as the most prevalent mycotoxin in Europe. But …
In Denmark we traditionally rely on grain drying as the primary solution to conserve cereals and grains, while most of our neighbouring countries choose to use acids, either as the only method, or to complement drying for grain conservation. While …
Get to grips with grain preservation and mould management. Read More »
When choosing products for making silage, there is a lot to think about: what type of crop, dry matter content, storage method or when it will be fed to the cows. In the summer of 2018, many farmers experienced problems …
The recipe for making great silage that you have been looking for Read More »
While large parts of Europe are in lockdown most farmers are going about their business with little or no impact on their daily lives or social interaction. After all, as far as social distancing is concerned, most farmers work from …
4 reasons for the Coronavirus impact on feed additives and what’s next Read More »
How do we produce 7-30 kg pigs without using therapeutically high levels of zinc oxide and keep our animals free of weaning diarrhea? The answer to that question may be more difficult than first anticipated and yet there are solutions …
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Infographic: The quick guide to organic acids in agriculture Read More »
1. How do organic acids kill bacteria? The basic mode of action for organic acids is the same irrespective of the acid that is used and the microorganism they are used against. As discussed in our previous blog articles organic …
4 easy steps to choosing organic acids for your farm Read More »
In the same way you don’t use a saw to hammer in a nail, its important to pick the right tool for the job when it comes to your acid toolbox. Not all acids are created equal and different acids have different effects, whether it be in the feed or in the animal.
Acid binding capacity of feed increases costs and kills your earnings Read More »