Improving vaccination efficiency with macroalgal polysaccharides

Ms Frédérick Bussy, Olmix Group’s For Vet Specialist, describes how specific biological algae extracts can play a vital role when it comes to chick management in the farm.

Extraction of chlorophyll from wild and farmed Ulva spp. using aqueous solutions of ionic liquids

As part of the GENIALG project, Olmix Group has been involved in a recent scientific study that sheds light on successful natural processes to extract chlorophylls from Ulva spp. from 2 different European biomasses. The research was developed in collaboration between Olmix, ALGAplus and University of Aveiro and has been published in Separation and Purification Technology Journal.

Valorize your farm effluents with Z’fix® Slurry

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Controlling the fermentations in slurries to benefit from their full potential

Precision feeding, thanks to the unique algo-clay technology

Improving feed efficiency is one of the aspects of precision feeding, for which the use of in-feed solutions has proven its interest.

Red and green algae promoting pig gut health

Seaweed contains ‘sulphated polysaccharides’ – components that are not found in plants, yeast or microalgae. Yet animals do react well to them. Combining sulphated polysaccharides from green and red algae, a new strategy has seen the light that can help weaner pigs in programmes without antibiotics.

Recent research with ULVANS

The effects of sulfated polysaccharides from the cell wall of green macroalge in the immune modulation of 2 important cell populations: monocytes and neutrophils.

Mistral to reduce the risk of mortality in the farm

Recent research by University of Novi Sad, Serbia, shows that keeping good environmental conditions in farrowing unit is the key to decrease mortality rates of piglets in the farm.

Algae and clay to improve nutrient utilisation

A combination of algae extracts and clay minerals has shown to increase natural enzymatic digestion in the small intestine, a key factor for optimal nutrient utilisation. Here we share some recent data on pigs from a trial performed by INRA.