Intestinal health in calves:
Intestinal health is a crucial factor for well-being and performance. An adapted feeding is of great importance in this context.
BEWITAL agri develops products that are ideally suited to the needs of today’s farming and feed industry, and this has been the case for over 60 years. This sets us apart from other suppliers.
Our feed concepts contribute to animal health, growth, yield and environmental protection.
Did you also know that 70 to 80 percent of an animal’s immune system is located in the gut?
So the gut plays a key role in health and performance. Therefore, our primary goal should be to promote healthy intestinal development as early as possible and to maintain it afterwards.
Because: Only a healthy intestine can optimally absorb and digest nutrients.
A healthy gut is the key to a healthy pig. In order to give the piglet the best conditions for a successful start, it is important to support intestinal development as early as possible in a positive way – preferably even before birth through the mother sow’s diet. Promoting early feed intake also has a positive influence on the development of the intestinal microbiome and the intestinal barrier.
In this context, our feeding concepts offer suitable highly digestible energy concentrates, various feed supplements and a wide range of milk replacers and innovative special feed products.
High-yielding dairy cows have an increased energy requirement, especially after giving birth. The first third of lactation in particular requires a great deal of attention. Appropriate feeding strategies can therefor support sustainable milk production.
The use of rumen-stable fats has a positive effect on metabolic functions. The particle size of the fat powder is important for digestibility.
From 12 to 15 November, we are taking part in EuroTier, the world’s leading trade fair for professional animal husbandry and livestock management, in Hanover.
Our team will be showcasing our latest product innovations for monogastrics and ruminants in Hanover. We look forward to welcoming you at Hall 22 | Stand A19!
The Bavarian Working Group Animal Nutrition (BAT) organizes its 62th annual conference this year at the LfL in Poing/Grub. Again, we were represented with a scientific contribution.
The title of our poster was: “The use of a milk replacer with a high content of crude protein in the practical rearing of calves”.