During the Mycotoxin Outlook 2018 webinar sessions hosted by BIOMIN and Romer Labs on 14 February 2018, we asked the audience -hundreds of industry practitioners from around the globe- several poll...
During the Mycotoxin Outlook 2018 webinar sessions hosted by BIOMIN and Romer Labs on 14 February 2018, we asked the audience –hundreds of industry practitioners from around the globe— several poll...
The latest edition of the annual survey, covering 18757 agricultural commodity samples from 72 countries with over 73000 analyses, highlights the main dangers from the most important mycotoxins in...
Scientists from the BIOMIN Research Center in cooperation with the VetMed University in Vienna were awarded first prize for a poster summarizing new findings from a study conducted on dairy cows.
Research characterizing the adverse effects of mycotoxins on the performance and health of animals has in large part focused on terrestrial livestock species.
Although a risk at any stage of development, mycotoxins can be particularly devastating to week one chicks unless proper risk management is implemented.
Results of the BIOMIN Mycotoxin Survey conducted from January to September 2017 indicate that deoxynivalenol (DON) and fumonisins (FUM) are the most common mycotoxins found in feedstuffs.
