Mycotoxins are toxins that are produced by fungi. Fungi produce these toxins on the plants and also in the harvested feed. Ingestion of these toxins has a significant impact on health, milk yield and fertility.
- Higher milk/fat/protein production
- Improved fertility
- Better health
- Better feed efficiency
Mycotoxins
Mycotoxins are produced by fungi. Mycotoxigenic fungi grow within a broad temperature range. Important risk factors for mycotoxin formation in the feed production chain are:
- Temperature (e.g. silage heating)
- Moisture content (water activity)
- Weather conditions
- Soil cultivation
- Crop rotation
- Choice of variety
- Harvest stage
Mycotoxins have a significant impact on health
Cows ingest the mycotoxins. These toxins have a significant impact on health, milk yield and fertility. If the mycotoxins are bound inside the cow’s body, the cow will excrete them in the faeces. The cows no longer have the toxins in the system and their performance will not decline.
UltraSorb mycotoxin binder
UltraSorb binds mycotoxins. UltraSorb is more than just clay minerals. The bioactive ingredients in UltraSorb bind, transform and neutralise the mycotoxins very effectively. UltraSorb also contains a unique mixture of essential oils which protect against the negative effects of toxins and promote feed intake.
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| Pack size | 25 kg bag |
