Fodder saponite - mineral supplement for animals and poultry, Khmelnytskyi region.

FOOD SAPONITE - a mineral additive to compound feed, premixes and mixtures.
In modernconditions, fodder does not fully satisfy the needs of highly productive animals in mineral elements. As a rule, their lack is compensated by mineral additives in the composition of compound feeds, premixes and mixtures. Their use is one of the factors of increasing the productivity of animals. Traditional mineral feed additivesadditives are natural clay minerals - bentonites, which include saponite - an alkaline aluminosilicate of the montmorillonite group. A characteristic feature of saponite is the high content of magnesium oxide, as well as the presence of macro- and microelements necessary for the animal's body in natural form.
FEED SAPONITE - purified, activated and micronized natural dispersed mineral,
an ingredient for the preparation of feed for all types of animals and poultry, which has therapeutic and preventive properties.
FEED SAPONITE is a product of natural origin, it does not contain impurities, preservatives,
toxic elements and allergens. Its use provides the body of animals and birds with a unique naturally balanced complex of vital macro- and microelements, in particular magnesium, silicon, iron, zinc, etc., and normalizes their balance. Made without artificial addition of minerals and other components.
Average values of the content of the main components (%): SiO2 - 48.46; MgO - 8.46; Fe2O3 - 13.23; TiO2 -
1.35; Al2O3 - 13.34; CaO - 1.75; K2O - 0.81; MnO - 0.16; Na2O - 0.08; P2O5 - 0.12; S - 0.01; Cl - 0.03; Fe - 10.195; Ni - 0.0190; Cu - 0.0151; Zn - 0.0115.
A special natural combination of macro- and microelements in the composition of FEED SAPONITE provides
due to its high adsorption, cation exchange, catalytic and detoxification properties.
Since 1993, FEED SAPONIT has been comprehensively studied and researched by research and production institutions and organizations of Ukraine, in particular, by the State Research Institute.
the Control Institute of Veterinary Medicines and Feed Additives, the Institute of Fodder and Agriculture of the Podillia National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, the Institute of Experimental and Clinical Veterinary Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, etc. According to the results of many years of research, FEED SAPONITE is recommended to be used as a component in the production of compound feed, mixtures and premixes for farm animals and poultry (see "Guidelines for the use of saponite flour" of the State Department of Veterinary Medicine dated 04/30/2003 No. 15-14 / 187 and the Institute of Fodder and Agriculture of Podillia dated 04.24.2015 No. 13-02 / 352).(//tractor-service.com)
FEED SAPONITE is recommended for:
- increase in meat and milk productivity, increase in milk fat content;
- maintaining a stable level of acidity, reducing the concentration of ammonia in the rumen, blood and urine of ruminants (cattle, sheep, goats) and increasing the magnesium content in the chyme of their gastrointestinal tract;
- increase in egg production, strengthening of the shell;
- prevention of diseases and death in chickens, young cattle and pigs;
- reduction of the culling rate and improvement of the reproductive function;
- removal of toxins, allergens, salts of heavy metals, radioactive isotopes, pathogenic microorganisms and viruses from the intestines of animals and poultry;
- improvement of immunity and stabilization of metabolism in the body of animals and birds;
- improvement of appetite and assimilation of nutrients;
- strengthening of the musculoskeletal system;
- prevention and treatment of ketosis, microelementosis, parakeratosis, eczematous and staphylococcal ulcers, dysentery and fodder diarrhea and non-infectious gastroenteritis and other diseases;
- improving the quality of products (meat, milk, eggs, fur).
FEED SAPONITE is added to dry, loose, granulated and wet mixtures and premixes, thoroughly mixed for the purpose of uniform distribution over the entire mass of the feed. info.корму.