Raising healthy chicks is both a rewarding and challenging endeavor that requires careful attention to their nutritional needs. Proper nutrition during the early stages of life lays the foundation for robust growth, strong immunity, and long-term productivity, whether you’re raising chicks for egg production, meat, or as part of a sustainable flock. While high-quality chick feed serves as the cornerstone of their diet, feed supplements can provide an extra boost to address specific nutritional gaps, enhance immunity, and promote optimal development. With a plethora of supplement options available, selecting the…
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Why to Consider PROMOIS Feed Supplements for your Chicks
Providing the right nutrition is essential for raising healthy, thriving chicks. While high-quality chick feed forms the foundation of their diet, feed supplements play a crucial role in enhancing immunity, promoting growth, and ensuring overall well-being. With numerous options available, selecting the right supplements can be overwhelming. Here’s a guide to help you make the best choice for your young poultry. Why Feed Supplements Matter? Chicks require a well-balanced diet tailored to their growth stages. Supplementing their feed with essential nutrients ensures they develop strong bones, healthy feathers, and a…
Promois elevating Poultry Nutrition through Innovation
Promois International is a leading manufacturer and supplier of animal and poultry feed raw materials, specializing in enhancing the nutritional value of poultry feed through a diverse range of products. Their offerings include amino acids, vitamins, supplements, antibiotics, additives, enzymes, and probiotics, all designed to promote optimal poultry health and productivity. Amino Acids Amino acids are vital for protein synthesis and overall growth in poultry. Promois International provides essential amino acids such as L-Alanine, Glutamic Acid, L-Leucine, L-Glutamine, Betaine Hydrochloride, L-Lysine, L-Threonine, L-Tryptophan, Valine, and DL-Methionine. These components are crucial…
WOAH Urges Enhanced Avian Flu Surveillance
The persistent threat of high pathogenicity avian influenza (HPAI) continues to demand urgent international attention as the virus extends beyond avian populations, increasingly affecting mammals. The World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) recently highlighted alarming cases of HPAI circulating in dairy cattle in the United States, underscoring its evolving risk to livestock, wildlife, and public health. While traditionally impacting domestic and wild birds, HPAI has now been detected in over 30 mammalian species, both terrestrial and aquatic. Data from the World Animal Health Information System (WAHIS) reveals that cases typically…
UAE Poultry Production Forecast: An Extensive Overview
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) poultry sector is on an impressive growth trajectory. This report by USDA and Global Agriculture Information Network delves into the key dynamics of the UAE’s poultry industry, supported by governmental initiatives, technological advancements, and evolving market trends, and is supplemented with statistical data for greater clarity. 1. Production Trends The UAE’s poultry production is forecasted to grow by 17% in 2025, reaching 70,000 metric tons (MT). This surge is underpinned by several factors: Despite this growth, domestic production still fulfills only 15% of the UAE’s…
Ethanol Shift Transformed India into a Net Corn Importer
Traditional export markets such as Vietnam, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Malaysia, which bought corn from India because of its prompt availability, are now compelled to source supplies from South America and the United States. India’s ambitious drive to increase corn-based ethanol production has shifted its status from Asia’s leading corn exporter to a net importer, disrupting domestic industries and global trade patterns. This unprecedented transition highlights the far-reaching implications of the country’s ethanol policy changes. India’s Growing Corn Imports India’s decision to boost ethanol production from corn, motivated by an increase…
Recap of Technical Seminars Leading to the 16th Edition of Poultry India Expo 2024
Mr. Uday Singh Bayas, President of IPEMA, reiterated the importance of such events in promoting industry growth and collaboration, stating, “The Expo offers unparalleled opportunities for everyone to engage with the latest technologies and trends, ensuring that India’s poultry sector remains competitive and sustainable.” 16th edition of Poultry India Expo, November 27 to November 29, 2024 The Indian Poultry Equipment Manufacturers Association (IPEMA) proudly concludes the 16th edition of Poultry India Expo 2024, held from November 27 to November 29, 2024, at the HITEX Exhibition Complex in Hyderabad. This flagship event,…
5th Global Feed Summit 2025
Dates: 18-19 February 2025 | Location: Bangkok, Thailand The 5th Global Feed Summit 2025 is the premier platform for leaders, innovators, and stakeholders in the feed industry, going to be held in February at Bangkok for two days, where the in-depth discussions on shifting market dynamics, technological advancements, and the increasing significance of sustainability in the feed supply chain, will be commenced. As geopolitical tensions and climate variability continue to impact global feed grains and oilseeds, the summit will provide vital insights into how these challenges are reshaping supply chains.…
Remarkable success of Poultry India 2024 – Shashank Purohit
The Indian Poultry Industry recently witnessed the remarkable success of Poultry India, a landmark event that concluded with resounding acclaim. This exclusive poultry Show, three-day exhibition has not only emerged as the largest poultry-focused event in Southeast Asia but also set a new record with over 45,000 visitors in attendance—marking an unprecedented achievement for any dedicated poultry show. The 16th edition of Poultry India was held at the Hyderabad Hitech Exhibition Centre, attracting more than 400 exhibitors from over 50 countries. The event highlighted the tremendous advancements in technology within…
Role of Mycotoxin Binders in Poultry Feed
Mycotoxins are natural toxins produced by fungi which grow in grain and feed of poultry. There are hundreds of known mycotoxins having mild to severe toxicity. The most important mycotoxins in poultry production include: Aflatoxins: AFB1, AFB2,AFG1, AFG2 Ochratoxin A (OTA) Trichothecenes Type A: Toxin T-2 Diacetoxiscirpenol Fumonisins: FB1, Fb2 The mycotoxin contamination in poultry feed has the potential to cause: Immunosuppression Damage kidney and liver health Reduce fertility Reduce performance Impair gut health Ineffectiveness of vaccines The mechanism of action of the mycotoxins is based on enzymatic inhibition that…