Russia: Timiryazev Academy develops feed additives with propolis

Published 2022년 6월 2일

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Scientists at the Russian State Agrarian University are developing new feed additives based on bee products, including propolis, to boost animal immune systems. These additives are seen as an alternative to antibiotics, which have adverse effects on young livestock and birds. The bee products have been shown to activate the immunocellular, hormonal, and biochemical status of the body, and are preferred by livestock and poultry complexes, agricultural holdings, and peasant farms due to their synergistic effect and the fact that microorganisms do not build resistance to them, as with antibiotics.
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New preparations for stimulating the immune system of animals based on bee products, including propolis, are being developed by scientists of the Russian State Agrarian University - Moscow Agricultural Academy named after M.V. K. A. Timiryazev (Timiryazev Academy), June 1, reports the portal "Scientific Russia" with reference to the press service of the federal program of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia "Priority 2030". Antibiotics traditionally used in industrial animal husbandry reduce growth-stimulating factors in animals. Their impact adversely affects the livestock of young animals and birds. To ensure food security, Timiryazev residents are developing feed additives based on bee products as an alternative to them. The study of the impact of extracts of biologically active beekeeping products, such as propolis, royal jelly, drone homogenate of bees, wax moth extract, bee bread, on the body of farm animals and birds, confirmed the activation of the ...
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