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A sea of white and blue flowers - beautiful to look at but so much more. Through different rooting zones we are able to access different nutrients with a diverse cover crop mix. This in turn helps keep our livestock healthy and increases soil fertility. https://lnkd.in/egbEvmb5

🌿 Elevate Livestock Health with Phytogenic Solutions! Harness the power of plant-based, functional ingredients with Fytera™ Perform. These novel phytogenic solutions support vital physiological and metabolic processes in production animals, addressing key challenges in livestock production. Made with standardized essential oils from three potent plants, Fytera™ Perform delivers targeted results with all their phytoactive benefits. Explore more: https://lnkd.in/dsReHFj6

🌱 Boost Your Cattle’s Health with Green Millets! 🌱 Did you know that green millets, also known as Bajra, are not just nutritious for humans but also an excellent feed for cattle? Rich in proteins and easy to digest, these ancient grains enhance livestock health and productivity. ✅ Benefits of Green Millets: • High nutritional value • Non-glutinous and easily digestible • Supports overall health in cold climates Make the switch to green millets for a healthier herd! 🐄💚 #CattleFeed #GreenMillets #SustainableFarming

Antibiotic resistance in livestock, driven by overuse, poses a serious problem. Promoting gut health through microbial diversity and MRFs provides a promising alternative to address this issue. This article explains how farmers can reduce antibiotic use in cattle:

🌾🐄🐑 Did You Know? Helminth infections cost European livestock production sector nearly €2 billion each year! 💸 🩺While many helmith infections are sub-clinical, and often do not cause severe clinical signs, their economic impact is HUGE! 💰 Here's how: Weight Loss: Infected animals struggle to gain weight, affecting their market value. 📉 Lower Milk Production: Infected animals produce less milk, hitting farmers where it hurts most! 🥛 💡 Prioritizing helminth management is crucial for healthier animals and a more profitable farming sector! Let’s raise awareness and protect our livestock! 💚 #EU #WormSPARC #LivestockHealth #HelminthInfections #Agriculture #Farmers #EconomicImpact #SustainableFarming

The movement of livestock from one location to another can cause the spread of diseases which can be transferred to humans through consumption. Strict measures are important to ensure healthy consumption from farm to fork. #FoodSecurity #HealthSecurity

Globally, about 80% of cattle suffer from tick infestations, resulting in significant challenges for their health and productivity. Tick-borne illnesses pose a considerable burden in Sub-Saharan Africa, resulting in substantial economic losses within the livestock industry. Dr.Benson Ngari at the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), discusses our initiative focused on researching Tickborne Hemoparasites in Nandi County. Our goal is to decrease calf deaths caused by these diseases, ultimately enhancing productivity in the region. Elizabeth (Annie) Cook Joseph Wasonga Joseph Kimatu Gideon Ndambuki Susan Migeni Sylvia Cheptoo #ILRI #dairyfarming #hemoparasites #tickbornehemoparasites #babesiosis #babesia #anaplasmosis #anaplasma #Theileria #EastCoastFever #Erhlichiosis #Erhlichia #hemabiome

Did you know India is becoming a global force in mineral exports for livestock health? It’s an industry full of opportunities, with innovative approaches changing the way we think about animal nutrition. Here’s how Miri contributes: Boosting Feed Efficiency: Our minerals improve digestion and animal performance worldwide. Supporting Sustainability: Healthy livestock means better resource use and less waste. Delivering Quality Worldwide: We’re expanding our reach to serve international markets with top-tier minerals. Empowering Farmers Globally: Better nutrition leads to stronger, healthier herds and greater success. It’s an exciting time for livestock agriculture! #GlobalAgriculture #MineralExports #Miriglobal

Revolutionizing livestock health in Africa! Our new initiative aims to tackle diseases head-on, improving efficiency, accessibility, and overall production.

In drought times, hydroponic fodder is a game-changer. Requiring minimal water and producing fresh, nutrient-rich fodder in 7-10 days, it boosts livestock health and productivity. FAO has been promoting this innovative concept in Namibia since 2020. Read up more on this here 👉 bit.ly/4d3Yoy4