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Presentation of the comparison of phytase efficacy in broiler and turkeys

Publication date: 21-03-2016

During the 16th Turkey Science and Production Conference in the UK, Cees Kwakernaak has presented results of phytase research with broilers and turkeys. Based on tibia ash content it was concluded that phytase efficiency in young turkeys and broilers was comparable.

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