Theo van Kempen

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Theo van Kempen grew up on a livestock farm in the South of Netherlands. Intrigued by animal production he first got an MSc degree in Animal Husbandry and Nutrition from the Agricultural University in Wageningen, and subsequently a PhD in Nutrition from the University of Illinois.

Subsequently, he worked in the pharmaceutical industry in product development and in the chemical industry focused on quality control for feed manufacturing.

In 1998 he got the opportunity to return to academia at which point he became professor in swine nutrition/waste management at North Carolina State University.

In 2004 he returned to Europe where he works in nutrition research/product development, now with Nutreco, and while still maintaining an adjunct professor position at NCSU.

Updated CV 18-Jul-2014

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Nutreco and North Carolina State University
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02-Jul-2020huyen.niahIn my opinion, excessive feed intake during the first week post-weaning will increase the risk of getting infected with Hemolytic E coli. This bacteria produce toxin that cause edema on Piglets and even neurological symptoms
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29-Jul-2014pig333Hi Dr Berge, the print button provides you a good version of the article for a pdf.

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