Micron Bio Systems News

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Your animals could be suffering from mycotoxins in feed without you even knowing it. Use this simple tool to assess you herd. start

Micron Bio-Systems was pleased to be asked by Keenan UK to participate at a profitable beef meeting held on the 26th of October at Withal Farm, Cannington, Somerset by kind permission of Robin and Sharon Baker. Continue reading →

Mycotoxin Challenge
Micron Bio-Systems continuing programme to raise awareness of Mycotoxins and their impact on efficient production in ruminants saw producers undertake the Mycotoxin Challenge Continue reading →

Dr. Jog Raj joined Micron Bio-Systems Ltd in April 2011 as Research Scientist where he is responsible for research & development, product registrations and technical support. Continue reading →

The Dairy Event 2011 proved to be the resounding success the team at Micron Bio-Systems had worked towards as a record number of Distributors, farmer clients and industry personalities enjoyed technical debate, friendly conversation and hospitality on Micron’s impressive new exhibition area. Continue reading →

The best ever! That was the general consensus of opinion from the 300-plus delegates who attended the 2011 Large Herd Seminar, ‘Measuring Outcome, Managing Outcome’, which took place last week at Wotton-under-Edge in Gloucestershire. Continue reading →

The 6th Large Herd Seminar ‘Measuring Outcome, Managing Outcome’, is particularly relevant with the unprecedented rise in commodity prices and the extreme weather conditions we have experienced, the likes of which we have not seen for 50 years. Continue reading →

Throughout the world veterinarians, nutritionists, educators, researchers, and agricultural producers are all desperately seeking better methods for alleviating symptoms of mycotoxicosis. Although the industry has been flooded with products aimed at relieving toxicosis not all have been consistently successful over both a wide range of mycotoxins and animal species.

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