Avoid these pesky Cocci parasites for Prizes!
The coccidia are teaming up and threatening to cause instability within your broiler flock.
Your mission?
Use MaxibanTM in combination with MontebanTM to achieve stable and continuous coccidiosis control.
Catch the solutions, and avoid the diseases, as they drop to tackle the coccidia, earn points and keep your birds healthy. Plus, grab the added benefits of MaxibanTM and MontebanTM — improved weight gain, feed conversion and Intestinal Integrity1–3 — to earn bonus points.
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