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Sept-2020.Pdf English monthly from Hyderabad, India Annual Subscription: Rs 800 Foreign $100 RNI Regn. No. 72452/99 September 2020 Editorial: It was a meaningful discussion by Experts, Stalwarts Novus sets up Project Destiny, aims at becoming a leader in gut health solutions BREAKTHROUGHS IN OUR RESEARCH Poultry can become big industry in Kashmir if Govt supports it LEAD TO RESULTS IN YOUR FEED MILL What Does The Future Hold For Poultry Sector ? Research unveils direct link between low levels of mycotoxins and poultry performance Healthy and safe feed is essential to ensure optimum animal performance and obtaining Optimizing utilization healthy and safe food. of Fats & Oils in Novus feed hygiene solutions help improving the microbiological quality of the feed Poultry Nutrition enabling animals to utilize the full nutritional benet of each ingredient with a lowered risk of sickness and transmission of disease. Moving Towards Learn more about the solutions Novus is developing for your feed mill at novusint.com 'Atmanirbhar Bharat’ in Studies available upon request. ®NOVUS is a trademark of Novus International, Inc. and is registered in the United States and other countries. Poultry Meat Production ©2020 Novus International, Inc. All rights reserved. & Consumption Post COVID-19 Online Edition: www.poultryfortune.com PF SEPTEMBER 2020 ISSUE.indd 1 15-09-2020 16:10:11 2 • POULTRY FORTUNE • September 2020 PF SEPTEMBER 2020 ISSUE.indd 2 15-09-2020 16:10:11 September 2020 • POULTRY FORTUNE • 3 PF SEPTEMBER 2020 ISSUE.indd 3 15-09-2020 16:10:12 4 • POULTRY FORTUNE • September 2020 PF SEPTEMBER 2020 ISSUE.indd 4 15-09-2020 16:10:13 Feed Additives Animal Health Product Company - MORNINGBIO Protected Organic Acids by JMT(Joint Matrixcoating Technology) ▶ Anti-bacterial property that helps to improve gut health ▶ Enhance absorption capacity & digestibility of nutrients ▶ Reduce harmful pathogens for better performance & immunity September 2020 • POULTRY FORTUNE • 5 PF SEPTEMBER 2020 ISSUE.indd 5 15-09-2020 16:10:13 6 • POULTRY FORTUNE • September 2020 PF SEPTEMBER 2020 ISSUE.indd 6 15-09-2020 16:10:14 Atomes India Chemicals Pvt Ltd DECONTAMINATION PPROGRAM WITH BIOXY & ENHANCE PROBLEMATIC Efforts to control viral and bacterial diseases in animla healthcare should always be done by various efforts. 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