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Iron may be a small part of the diet, but its impact can reach much further. Changing feed formulations, intensive production conditions and environmental pressures can all increase the importance of getting iron nutrition right. And when iron availability falls short, the effects can show up across health and productivity. Read why iron deserves greater attention in aquaculture nutrition, the factors that can increase the risk of deficiency and anemia and why the source and bioavailability of supplemental iron matter: https://zinp.ro/4h0YnQg #FeedForResilience

What does it mean to put the Rumen First®? It starts by recognizing that the rumen is the foundation of cow performance. The fiber-digesting microbes that live there convert nutrients into the microbial protein and energy cows need to support health, productivity and efficiency. That is the science behind ZINPRO® IsoFerm®. By providing branched-chain volatile fatty acids, or isoacids, ZINPRO IsoFerm directly fuels the rumen microbes responsible for fiber digestion, helping cows make better use of the nutrients they consume. In this article, Dr. Huw McConochie explores how a Rumen First approach can support transition cows through early lactation, resulting in lower body weight loss, improved liver function, fewer metabolic issues and increased milk production.

For decades, trace mineral discussions have focused on absorption. But what if absorption is only the beginning? Our latest video explores a critical question: What happens after a mineral enters the animal? At ZINPRO®, we believe the real value of trace minerals is found in retention, biological response and the ability to support animal health and performance when it matters most. Our evolving science story highlights why the journey doesn't end at the gut and understanding what happens next can change how we think about trace mineral nutrition. If we want to help animals do more than simply meet requirements, we need to look beyond absorption and focus on outcomes. Watch our new video and see how we're advancing the conversation: https://zinp.ro/4ghijOJ #BeyondAbsorption #AnimalNutrition #TraceMinerals #Zinpro #AnimalHealth

Weaning is one of the most important transition points in a calf’s life. As calves move through weaning and receiving, their immune system is challenged by changes in diet and environment. That’s why preparing them before those transitions is just as important as managing them afterward. By supporting immunity early with trace mineral nutrition, producers can help them stay healthier and maintain performance when challenges arise. Learn how ZINPRO® Availa® 4 helps build a stronger foundation for calf health: https://zinp.ro/4hCDnQv #BeefCattle #CalfHealth

What should you be measuring after adding ZINPRO® IsoFerm® to the ration? Knowing which performance indicators to watch can help nutritionists and producers better understand how the rumen is responding over time. In this Q&A, Dr. Dana J. Tomlinson explains the key metrics to monitor and what they can reveal about rumen function, feed efficiency and herd performance. As an essential nutrient that fuels the Rumen First®, ZINPRO IsoFerm supports improved nutrient utilization at the source, helping cows get more from every ration. Learn more: https://zinp.ro/4bflx2f #DairyNutrition #RumenHealth

The answer? Claw health. Claw lesions are a major contributor to lameness, leading to: - Early removals - Reduced parity retention - Fewer lifetime pigs weaned Backed by the world's largest database of on-farm sow claw lesion data, the ZINPRO® Sow Excellence Index reveals why claw health is emerging as an early indicator of long-term sow performance. It also highlights how proactive nutrition strategies can support claw integrity, mobility and overall sow robustness to help more females remain productive longer. Download it now to explore our research: https://zinp.ro/4hEB7Z3 #SwineNutrition #SowHealth