Piglets

We are pleased to announce that Joosten - Young Animal Nutrition will be participating in the 57th edition of SEPOR, the Livestock, Industrial, and Agri-Food Fair, taking place from October 28 to 31, 2024, in Lorca, Spain.

At this event, we will showcase our products specifically designed to support the nutrition and intestinal health of young animals.
We invite you to visit us at Stand No. 29 in Hall 2.

We look forward to welcoming you!

Nos complace anunciar que Joosten - young animal nutrition participará en la 57ª edición de SEPOR, la Feria Ganadera, Industrial y Agroalimentaria, que se celebrará del 28 al 31 de octubre de 2024 en Lorca, España.

En este evento, presentaremos nuestros productos innovadores, diseñados específicamente para apoyar la nutrición y la salud intestinal en los animales jóvenes. Le invitamos a visitarnos en el stand número 29 del pabellón 2.

¡Esperamos darle la bienvenida!

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As young piglets have a high preference for sweet taste, Dulce is designed to facilitate a smooth switch from liquid to solid feed. Dulce is proven to be effective in improving feed intake and feed efficiency in piglets. But how does this Dulce sweetness work?

Read below to find out!

Sweetness all over!
Supporting performance via vertical imprinting with Delac Dulce 

Imagine; you are together with all your brothers and sisters in a warm, cozy nest. You know this area like the palm of your hand - or hoof -, since you have lived here your whole life. Every day follows the same pattern: we sleep, the lights go on, people enter our house, we play the whole day. Mummy calls us every hour for a nice milk meal, and when we are satisfied we take a little nap. Life is good…

But then, all of the sudden, they take mummy away and people bring you to a dark place. You scream, but no one pays any attention. You sit in the corner of this dark room for hours. It is cold, noisy and with different piglets who are strangers to you. Some of them even want to fight. The next morning, you feel hungry, but there is no milk - only those strange little blocks. You don’t like them..

Want to know how vertical imprinting with Delac Dulce can support? Read below and see the trial results!

In the world of feed formulation for pigs, ‘digestibility’ is often reported on. What exactly does that mean, how is it calculated, why are there several types of digestibility – and why is ‘standardised ileal digestibility’ the one to watch for pig producers?

Find out more ? Read below the article that is published in Pig Progress.

‘Plant proteins can replace animal proteins’ is published in the new volume of Pig Progress magazine. This article was written by our Global Product Manager Kelly Vermeer MSc together with Prof Dr Hans H. Stein. Dr Stein works for the University of Illinois and is the founder of in vivo digestibility research in cannulated weaned piglets. Dr Stein is worldwide known for his expertise in protein digestibility and usage.

In the article, Vermeer and Dr Stein explain about the extensive research in weaning piglets done at the University of Illinois to analyse the digestibility of our Protein Concentrates versus Super Prime Fishmeal. The research shows an excellent in vivo protein digestibility of Joosten Protein Concentrates (FMR Ω3 and JPC 56), which confirm the in vitro tests results performed in previous years.

Read the article below to explore the results…

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In recent years, numerous in-vitro (laboratory) digestibility tests were performed on Joosten Protein Concentrates, showing protein digestibility levels of >95%. Recently we’ve performed an extensive research in weaning piglets done at the University of Illinois to analyse the in-vivo (in live animals) digestibility of our Protein Concentrates versus Super Prime Fishmeal. Where in-vitro results are considered as a best estimate, in-vivo testing provides the most accurate and ultimate testing of digestibility. The research shows an excellent in-vivo protein digestibility of Joosten Protein Concentrates (FMR Ω3 and JPC 56), which confirm the in-vitro tests results.

Read more to find out!