What are the four science-backed cattle performance benefits of Bovacillus™ probiotic?

The value of a probiotic lies in the results it delivers.

In this Feed Smarter Spot, Dr. Bruno Iela Cappellozza, Global Technical Manager, Ruminant Biosolutions at Novonesis, highlights four key benefits consistently demonstrated by Bovacillus™ probiotic:

✔️ Supports fiber digestibility across forage-based diets and TMRs
✔️ Improves feed efficiency—5.7% on average across studies
✔️ Increases milk yield and milk solids in dairy cows
✔️ Supports herd resilience during periods of stress

Together, these benefits help producers get more value from every kilogram of feed while supporting healthier, more productive cattle.

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What are the four science-backed ways Bovacillus™ probiotic supports animal health?

Healthy animals are more resilient, more productive, and better equipped to handle everyday challenges.

In this Feed Smarter Spot, Dr. Bruno Iela Cappellozza, Global Technical Manager, Ruminant Biosolutions at Novonesis, highlights four key health benefits consistently demonstrated by Bovacillus™ probiotic:

✔️ Supports gut health and function
✔️ Helps maintain a balanced gut microbiota
✔️ Improves resilience during periods of stress
✔️ Supports normal immune function

Together, these benefits help lay the foundation for healthier, more resilient cattle and more consistent performance.

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Every ton of silage matters. Oxygen is one of the biggest threats to forage quality after harvest, causing dry matter losses, nutrient degradation, and spoilage.

Join this webinar to learn how effective silage cover management and oxygen barrier technology can help protect forage quality, improve aerobic stability, and preserve more of the feed you've worked hard to produce. Discover practical strategies to support animal performance and maximize the value of every ton stored in your bunker, pile, or silo.

The biggest performance losses aren't always the ones you can see.

In feedlot cattle, the effects of stress and immune challenges often go unnoticed until the animals reach the end of the production cycle. By then, the opportunity to recover lost performance has already passed.

In this Feed Smarter Spot, Professor Ronaldo Cook explains why monitoring cattle throughout the feeding period—not just at arrival and harvest—is essential for improving feedlot efficiency. He also discusses the need for practical, low-stress technologies that can help identify performance losses earlier.

▶️ Watch the video to learn why earlier insights can lead to better decisions.