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Mechanism of glycerol monolaurate in pigs
Let us know monolaurate : Glycerol monolaurate is a commonly used feed additive, the main components are lauric acid and triglyceride, can be used as a nutritional supplement in animal feed of pigs, poultry, fish and so on. monolaurate has many functions in pig feeding. Mechanism of action of ...Read more -
The function of Benzoic acid in poultry feed
The role of benzoic acid in poultry feed mainly includes: Antibacterial, growth promoting, and maintaining intestinal microbiota balance. Firstly, benzoic acid has antibacterial effects and can inhibit the growth of Gram negative bacteria, which is of great significance for reducing harmful m...Read more -
What are the feed enhancers for aquaculture？
01. Betaine Betaine is a crystalline quaternary ammonium alkaloid extracted from the by-product of sugar beet processing, glycine trimethylamine internal lipid. It not only has a sweet and savory taste that makes fish sensitive, making it an ideal attractant, but also has a synergistic ef...Read more -
what is dmpt and how to use it ?
whati is dmpt ? The chemical name of DMPT is dimethyl-beta-propionate, which was first proposed as a pure natural compound from seaweed, and later because the cost is too high, relevant experts have developed artificial DMPT according to its structure. DMPT is white and crystalline, and at first ...Read more -
Laying hen feed additive: the action and application of Benzoic Acid
1、 The function of benzoic acid Benzoic acid is a feed additive commonly used in the field of poultry feed. The use of benzoic acid in chicken feed can have the following effects: 1. Improve feed quality: Benzoic acid has anti mold and antibacterial effects. Adding benzoic acid to feed can effe...Read more -
What’s the main function of benzoic acid in poultry?
The main functions of benzoic acid used in poultry include: 1. Improv growth performance. 2. Maintaining intestinal microbiota balance. 3. Improving serum biochemical indicators. 4. Ensuring livestock and poultry health 5. Improving meat quality. Benzoic acid, as a common aromatic carboxy...Read more -
The attractant effection of betaine on tilapia
Betaine, chemical name is trimethylglycine, an organic base naturally present in the bodies of animals and plants. It has strong water solubility and biological activity, and diffuse into the water quickly, attracting the attention of fish and enhancing the attractive...Read more -
Calcium propionate |Improve metabolic diseases of ruminants, relieve milk fever of dairy cows and improve production performance
What 's calcium propionate ? Calcium propionate is a kind of synthetic organic acid salt, which has strong activity of inhibiting the growth of bacteria, mold and sterilization. Calcium propionate is included in the feed additive list of our country and is suitable for all farmed animals. As a k...Read more -
Betaine type surfactant
Bipolar surfactants are surfactants that have both anionic and cationic hydrophilic groups. Broadly speaking, amphoteric surfactants are compounds that possess any two hydrophilic groups within the same molecule, including anionic, cationic, and nonionic hydrophilic grou...Read more -
How to use betaine in aquatic?
Betaine Hydrochloride (CAS NO. 590-46-5) Betaine Hydrochloride is an efficient, superior quality, economical nutrition additive; it is extensively used to help animals to eat more. The animals may be bird, livestock and aquatic Betaine anhydrous,a kind of bio-stearin, is...Read more -
What are the effects of organic acids and acidified glycerides in “forbidden resistance and reduced resistance”
What are the effects of organic acids and acidified glycerides in "forbidden resistance and reduced resistance" ？ Since the European ban on antibiotic growth promoters (AGPs) in 2006, the use of organic acids in animal nutrition has become increasingly important in the feed industry. Their posit...Read more -
The dosage of anhydrous betaine in aquatic products
Betaine is an aquatic feed additive commonly that can promote the growth and health of fish. In aquaculture, the dosage of anhydrous betaine is usually 0.5% to 1.5%. The amount of betaine added should be adjusted according to factors such as fish species, body weight,...Read more
