Zinc oxide use is going away in the EU – what can replace it?

New US swine research offers insights into replacement strategies for ZnO

2 December 2020

12 minute read

By: Sarah Mikesell

Europe

North America

Jordan Gebhardt, assistant professor at Kansas State University

Sarah Mikesell

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Sarah Mikesell grew up on a five-generation family farming operation in Ohio, USA, where her family still farms. She feels extraordinarily lucky to get to do what she loves - write about livestock and crop agriculture. You can find her on Twitter or LinkedIn.

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