Azomite untuk ternakan unggas

Research indicates using AZOMITE® in feed improves bird size, resistance to disease and greatly improves throughput in feed mills. AZOMITE® has shown numerous benefits to the poultry industry. Accredited researchers report: * Improved immune system functions * Resistance to Clostridium Perfingens * Improved feed conversions, size and yield * Improvements in size and feed conversion using feed contaminated with various mycotoxins * Improved pellet quality * Improved flowability * Improved eggshell strength and quality Products Available Micronized - Ultra-fine powder (-200 mesh) used as an anti-caking agent and feed additive. (OMRI Listed). Feed-Grit - Particle sizes ranging from 1/8” to powder. This mixture of coarse and fine AZOMITE® is designed to add “grit” to improve throughput in feed mills. Granulated - Feed-Grit particles re-agglomerated into easy to handle granules. The livestock granules are small for good dispersion in the feed. In theory, minerals should be applied to plants that pass the minerals on to the birds, fish and animals. In practice, however, the minerals can be added directly to the feed. This has been confirmed in several university studies that reported significant improvements when AZOMITE® was added directly to the feed at 0.3% to 1% of the total feed mix. Feed Ration Guidelines For poultry on a prepared feed diet, we generally recommend adding AZOMITE® at 1/2% (10 pounds per ton) of the total feed mix. A maximum of 2% (40 pounds per ton) may be added in accordance with good feed manufacturing or feeding practices. Resources Feed-Grit Sieve Analysis Matrix for Feed Formulation Recommended Research Methods Why Use Built-Up Litter For Broiler Studies? Accredited Research Accredited Broiler Research Summary Anticaking & Flowability Broiler Bird Sizes Summary Broiler Breast Yield - Summary Broiler Chilled Yield - Summary Broiler Feed Conversion Summary Broiler Livability - Summary Crumbled vs. Pelleted Feed Study Egg Shell Strength Study Mycotoxin Test 1 - Environmental Consulting Mycotoxin Test 2 - Environmental Consulting Mycotoxin Test In Vivo - University of Wisconsin Pelleting Conditioning & Pellet Quality