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Do not compromise on water quality

Pig and poultry producers are urged to pay close attention to the quality of drinking water

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Biofilm, a slime produced by bacteria, can build up in water lines over time, providing an environment for pathogens to proliferate.
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Biofilm, a slime produced by bacteria, can build up in water lines over time, providing an environment for pathogens to proliferate.

Providing high-quality drinking water in sufficient volumes is key to ensuring the health and productivity of pig and poultry units. Richard Remmer, of Trouw Nutrition GB, says water is sometimes...

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