Trace elements, such as copper, zinc and manganese, are of great importance for optimal health and performance of animals. Like the name indicates, only very small amounts of these compounds (trace amounts) are required in the feed.

Rearing animals in antibiotic-free systems is a challenge. A big question is how to deal with increased pathogenic pressure and optimize gut health. When disbalanced, the microflora can have a big impact on the digestibility of nutrients.

Trials with tilapia in Thailand show that diets containing L-selenomethionine increase performance and provide high protection against pathogenic pressure.

Betaine is a compound that has been well established in literature as an osmolyte; enabling cellular efficiency to decrease energy needs so livestock can live up to its full potential in production.

Trace elements like copper, zinc and manganese are indispensable for good health and performance.

Heat stress has a dramatic impact on feed consumption and milk production in dairy cows. It is responsible for large economic losses in the livestock industry.

Betaine is a compound that has been well established in literature as an osmolyte; enabling cellular efficiency to decrease energy needs so livestock can live up to its full potential in production.

Trials with tilapia in Thailand showed increased performance and high protection against pathogenic pressure