In the preceding episodes, we have learned a lot about mycotoxins & endotoxins, their development and effects on different animal species.

Find out which aspects are most important in toxin management? Which quality critera of product components are important? And which modes of action are required to ensure the diverse range of toxins are effectively managed?

We will talk about this topic with an expert in animal health - Dr. Simone Schaumberger. As a group leader for Research & Development she planned and implemented feeding experiments as well as laboratory tests to find new feed additives and to make basic research in the field of endotoxins and mycotoxins. Additionally, she was author and co-author of numerous peer review papers. Currently, as a veterinarian, she advises and assists farmers who are interested in organic farming.

In our last episodes, we have learned a lot about the development and effects of different toxins in livestock production. In this episode we will have a deeper look in the mode of action between mycotoxins and endotoxins.

Find out what happens in the grastro intestinal tract (GIT) if there is a co-occurrence of myco- and endotoxins! Are there any vaccine reactions? Which production stage is most at risk and what management solutions do exist?

We will talk about this topic with an expert in animal health - Dr. Simone Schaumberger. As a group leader for Research & Development she planned and implemented feeding experiments as well as laboratory tests to find new feed additives and to make basic research in the field of endotoxins and mycotoxins. Additionally she was author and co-author of numerous peer review papers. Currently as a veterinarian she advises and assists farmers who are interested in organic farming.

In our last two episodes, we have spoken about mycotoxins and their challenge in handling, but what about endotoxins?

Where do they come from? And are they a constant threat?

Is there a potential risk of endotoxins in dairy cows? What solutions do exist in farm- and feed management to protect our dairy cows?

We will talk about this topic with an expert in animal health - Dr. Simone Schaumberger. As a group leader for Research & Development she planned and implemented feeding experiments as well as laboratory tests to find new feed additives and to make basic research in the field of endotoxins and mycotoxins. Additionally she was author and co-author of numerous peer review papers. Currently as a veterinarian she advises and assists farmers who are interested in organic farming.

In our last episode we have spoken about moulds and mycotoxins, but how we are able to recognize mycotoxins signs in our farm animals in time?

What is necessary as a farm manager to protect the production and to detect a contamination? How should a good risk management system for feed production look like? In a market plenty of products - how can I find the right product for my needs?

We will talk about this topic with an expert in animal health - Dr. Simone Schaumberger. As a group leader for Research & Development she planned and implemented feeding experiments as well as laboratory tests to find new feed additives and to make basic research in the field of endotoxins and mycotoxins. Additionally she was author and co-author of numerous peer review papers. Currently as a veterinarian she advises and assists farmers who are interested in organic farming.

In our first episodes, we talk with experts about toxins and how do they harm our far animals.

Moulds or mycotoxins – what makes our animals sick and leads to high econmic losses in livestock performance?

Learn what is the difference between molds and mycotoxins.

Which mycotoxins should we pay particular attention to?

Are there raw materials that are particularly susceptible to a mycotoxins contamination in different areas of the world?

We will talk about this topic with an expert in animal health -  Dr. Simone Schaumberger. As a group leader for Research & Development she planned and implemented feeding experiments as well as laboratory tests to find new feed additives and to make basic research in the field of endotoxins and mycotoxins. Additionally she was author and co-author of numerous peer review papers.  Currently as a veterinarian she advises and assists farmers who are interested in organic farming.

What is MIAVIT and what is our podcast ‚MIAVIT Feed Scout – listen to the art of science‘ about? These are two of the questions that Gintaras will answer for you. You get an insight what to expect in the next episodes and what we want to achieve with the podcast.

In this episode we talk about the company and the podcast with Gintaras Grigisas, a long-time employee of MIAVIT. Gintaras started at MIAVIT  already 17 years ago with the practical months, completed his dual education at MIAVIT and started directly in the export department. First of all in the team of sales support,later on as an account manager and finally as head of sales for CIS, Asia and Near East.

Our next episode will be released on 21 October.

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