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Mycotoxins in the rainy season
Rainy-season humidity is a feed-quality problem as much as a weather problem. Moulds can grow in ingredients that sit warm and damp, and mycotoxins put animal health and output at risk.
What to control first
- Keep ingredients dry and off the floor
- Ventilate stores so moisture does not sit in the pile
- Use older stock first and discard obviously mouldy lots
The current catalog does not include a named toxin-binder SKU. Do not treat this page as a product recommendation for binders that are not listed.
Routine sampling is covered in a companion note on checking mycotoxins on farm.