Effect of fungal contaminated grain and their mycotoxins on livestock performance II
Posted on 05.03.2020 | Last Modified 05.03.2020
Lead Researcher (PI): Ronald Marquardt
Institution:
University of Manitoba
Total WGRF Funding:
$75,000
Co-Funders:
None
Start Date:
1988
Project Length:
3 Years
Objectives:
Identification of species and genus of storage fungi that are responsible for the production of the most commonly found storage toxins: ochratoxin and citrinin. To conduct two surveys to establish the degree that swine blood is contaminated with ochratoxin. To conduct studies to reduce the toxic effect of ochratoxin when consumed by domestic livestock and to minimize its carryover to human food.