Allgemein – PerformaNat – Feeding Science

Q: New article in Elite-Magazin

The latest results of our field study on a farm in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania can be found in the March issue of Elite-Magazin . In this study a control group was compared with animals that were given boli at 4 different time points. Blood samples were taken several times and cases of illness were recorded. The proportion of downer cows was reduced by 2.5 times, and the bolus animals had a higher and more stable calcium level than the control animals. The complete article can be found on page 32.

Q: Agricultural fair in East Frisia

From 19 - 21.02.2020 PerformaNat was represented at the agricultural fair East Frisia in Aurich. Specialist companies from Germany and the Netherlands provided information about the latest technologies and technical developments in agriculture.

Q: Düsser Dairy Days 2020

From 12 to 13 February 2020, more than 5500 dairy farmers from NRW and the neighbouring federal states visited the 12th Düsser Milchviehtage at the Experimental and Training Centre for Agriculture in Bad Sassendorf to find out about the latest developments in dairy farming. We would like to thank all visitors for the interesting discussions at our stand.

Q: Thank you for visiting us at GreenLive 2019!

From 02-04 December 2019 GreenLive informed about the latest developments in agriculture. Thank you very much for the numerous discussions with you! Thank you very much for the lively exchange and your trust!

Q: International Symposium on Ruminant Physiology (ISRP 2019)

This year PerformaNat was represented at the ISRP 2019 in Leipzig with several contributions and an exhibition stand. This international congress offers an overview of new research results in the field of ruminant physiology and was also a successful debut of our new product manager Joohee Yang.

Q: Presentation of new results at the ICPD 2019 in Bern

At this year's 17th Conference on Producion Diseases in Farm Animals (ICPD) in Bern from 27 to 29 June 2019, the latest results were presented together with our cooperation partner, the Institute for Veterinary Physiology of the FU Berlin. The topic of the poster contribution was: "Calcium and nitrogen metabolism in growing sheep are affected by a menthol-based feed additive".