Biomarker Analysis

Biomarker Analysis: Key to animal mycotoxin stress management 

Recent studies have shed light on the persistent challenge of mycotoxins in modern poultry farming. Despite technological advancements, mycotoxins remain a significant concern. But what if we tell you that you can now take control and tackle this challenge head-on? The introduction of #biomarkeranalysis at the industrial level has revolutionised the way we understand the impact of mycotoxins on animal health and performance.

This isn’t just about understanding mycotoxins; it’s about empowering YOU with the tools to actively manage and mitigate their impact.

Innovad SA has validated and patented a method to currently determine

36 mycotoxin biomarkers in blood using the so-called FTA cards. The cards offer a simple means to easily collect blood spots and dispatch them to Wyreside Feed Solutions ’s lab for analysis without restrictions.

Mycotoxin biomarker analysis is an essential step forward in mycotoxin stress management plans, as, for the first time, it measures the true mycotoxin risk and the efficacy of mitigation strategies.

Results and Improvements 

Key Findings:
– A mycotoxin risk was identified in all studied farms when blood analysis was incorporated. Shockingly, 50% of these farms were exposed to six or more mycotoxins.
– Blood analysis proved more effective than feed analysis, uncovering risks that would have otherwise been missed. 
– Emerging mycotoxins produced by Alternaria and Fusarium were the most prevalent.

Solution:
– The Myco-Marker service confirms that farms globally are continually exposed to multiple mycotoxins, leading to economic losses, despite having some mitigation strategies in place.
– The RISE biomonitoring programme offers a comprehensive approach to mycotoxin stress management, allowing farmers to quantify the real benefit and ROI of detoxifier technology.

Results and Improvements

Key findings:
A mycotoxin risk was identified in all studied farms when blood analysis was incorporated. Shockingly, 50% of these farms were exposed to six or more mycotoxins.​
Blood analysis proved more effective than feed analysis, uncovering risks that would have otherwise been missed. ​
Emerging mycotoxins produced by Alternaria and Fusarium were the most prevalent.​
Solutions:
The Myco-Marker service confirms that farms globally are continually exposed to multiple mycotoxins, leading to economic losses, despite having some mitigation strategies in place.​
The RISE biomonitoring programme offers a comprehensive approach to mycotoxin stress management, allowing farmers to quantify the real benefit and ROI of detoxifier technology.​
Mycotoxin biomarker analysis is an essential step forward in mycotoxin stress management plans, as, for the first time, it measures the true mycotoxin risk and the efficacy of mitigation strategies​
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