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Netherlands - Antibiotics reduction of 95% in 2 years on pigfarm - Pilot

Gert van der Hoek

In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Good bacteria taking place of antibiotics

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05/25/2011

"We need good bacteria on the farm," said Eric van den Heuvel, pig farmer.
He hangs a bottle on his back and sprays the probiotics through the maternity
ward with sows and piglets.

According to the farmer in Nistelrode, Brabant province, this is the recipe for a healthier climate in the barn.

Partly due to probiotics, good bacteria, the use of antibiotics on the farm with 500 pigs went down by 95 percent in 2 years.

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