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Phytogene feed additives (phytobiotics) are plant origin compounds used in   animal nutrition in order to improve their productivity by improving the   production performance of animals, feed properties and the quality of food of   animal origin. These additives stimulate animal growth by using their natural   and physiological potentials and mechanisms providing conditions for the   realization of the genetically projected production volumes. Data on the use   of phytobiotics as growth stimulators are incomplete and often very   contradictory, especially those related to their impact on the health and   performance of weaned pigs. Given the relevance and importance of these   issues the feeding trial was organized by the group-control system. The   experiment lasted for 40 days and it was divided into two phases of 20 days   each. Trial was conducted on 24 piglets, F1 generation of Swedish Landrace   and Pietrain, weaned from sows at the age of 35 days. Tests were carried out   on piglets, with an average body weight of 8.61±1.59 kg, which were subjected   to one of the two feeding treatments immediately after weaning. The control   group was fed with a mixture without growth promoters, while the experimental   group received a diet containing preparation of phytobiotic (Enviva EO 101,   Danisco Animal Nutrition) in the amount recommended by the manufacturer (0.1   kg/t). The mixtures for piglets nutrition were formulated in accordance with   the recommendations of the NRC (1998), and AEC (1993) and they met the   nutritional requirements completely. During the experiment, there was no   disturbance of health and/or the manifestation of clinical signs of disease.   The control group, fed with the diet without added growth stimulators,   achieved body weight (25.32±6.31 kg), average daily gain (0.42±0.12 kg),   consumption (0.89 kg) and feed conversion (2.119 ) normal for a given race,   age and housing conditions. The use of preparation of phytobiotics as growth   promoters, led to better production results in regard to the control group,   which was based on higher body weight (27.19±4.77 kg), higher average daily   gain (0.46±0.09 kg) and better feed conversion (2.043). The use of   phytobiotic, as an alternative option in growth stimulation of weaned pigs,   has its nutritive, medical and economic justification

The use of phytobiotics in growth stimulation of weaned pigs