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Read our latest HOT TOPIC: "Heat stress in dairy cows – can a feed additive help?" written by Phytobiotics' ruminants expert Santiago Bas.

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No one likes to work when it’s hot. Our dairy cows especially struggle with heat due to their high metabolic turnover that comes with top performance. Learn how Sangrovit^{^®} helps cows to manage the challenges of the summer season and maintain milk production throughout. Read our latest Hot topic – "Heat stress in dairy cows – can a feed additive help?" written by Phytobiotics' ruminants expert Santiago Bas.

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