By encapsulating urea, producers can achieve a balanced and economical diet by diminishing the need for pricey protein components in animal rations. Urea-SR, for instance, slows down the release of nitrogen, promotes optimal milk production, animal growth, and provides nutritionists with opportunities to minimize nutrient loss in rations.

Slow Release Urea is set to achieve the following benefits:

1. Conservation of protein and synthetic amino acids
2. Reduction of nitrogen excretion in animal manure
3. Support for optimal milk production and animal growth
4. Reduction of nutrient wastage in feed formulations

Slow Release Urea functions by slowing down release of Nitrogen in the rumen, where it would ordinarily undergoes digestion by microorganisms at a fast pace. Instead, it releases nitrogen slowly, providing a consistent supply ensuring efficient utilization.

It’s important to note that specific benefits may vary depending on factors such as animal species, production goals, and the overall diet composition. Consultation with a nutritionist or veterinarian is recommended to determine the appropriate level of supplementation based on the unique requirements of the ruminant herd.

Applications: Animal Feed- Cattle

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By encapsulating lysine, producers can achieve a balanced and economical diet by diminishing the need for pricey protein components in animal rations. Lyso Plus 80, for instance, promotes optimal milk production, animal growth, and provides nutritionists with opportunities to minimize nutrient loss in rations.

Lysine, an essential amino acid crucial for protein synthesis, can be effectively utilized through encapsulation to achieve the following benefits:

1. Conservation of protein and synthetic amino acids
2. Reduction of nitrogen excretion in animal manure
3. Support for optimal milk production and animal growth
4. Reduction of nutrient wastage in feed formulations

Encapsulated lysine functions by bypassing the rumen, where it would ordinarily undergo digestion by microorganisms. Instead, it remains intact until reaching the hindgut, where the cow’s digestive enzymes release it for absorption, ensuring efficient utilization.

It’s important to note that specific benefits may vary depending on factors such as animal species, production goals, and the overall diet composition. Consultation with a nutritionist or veterinarian is recommended to determine the appropriate level of supplementation based on the unique requirements of the ruminant herd.

Applications: Animal Feed- Cattle

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Rumen Bypass:

The encapsulation process protects methionine from degradation in the rumen, allowing it to bypass the rumen and be absorbed in the abomasum and small intestine. This ensures a higher proportion of methionine reaches the lower digestive tract for absorption.

Boosted Reproductive Performance:

Methionine is associated with reproductive processes, and adequate supplementation can positively impact fertility, conception rates, and overall reproductive performance in both male and female ruminants.

Optimized Feed Efficiency:

Encapsulated methionine allows for more precise control of methionine intake, enabling better feed efficiency. This can result in improved feed conversion rates and more economical utilization of dietary protein.

It’s important to note that specific benefits may vary depending on factors such as animal species, production goals, and the overall diet composition. Consultation with a nutritionist or veterinarian is recommended to determine the appropriate level of supplementation based on the unique requirements of the ruminant herd.

Applications: Animal Feed- Cattle

Dosage: 10-50 grams/head/ day

Product Specifications: 

                     The above values are estimated for reference only.

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By encapsulating lysine, producers can achieve a balanced and economical diet by diminishing the need for pricey protein components in animal rations. Lyso Plus 80, for instance, promotes optimal milk production, animal growth, and provides nutritionists with opportunities to minimize nutrient loss in rations.

Lysine, an essential amino acid crucial for protein synthesis, can be effectively utilized through encapsulation to achieve the following benefits:

1. Conservation of protein and synthetic amino acids
2. Reduction of nitrogen excretion in animal manure
3. Support for optimal milk production and animal growth
4. Reduction of nutrient wastage in feed formulations

Encapsulated lysine functions by bypassing the rumen, where it would ordinarily undergo digestion by microorganisms. Instead, it remains intact until reaching the hindgut, where the cow’s digestive enzymes release it for absorption, ensuring efficient utilization.

It’s important to note that specific benefits may vary depending on factors such as animal species, production goals, and the overall diet composition. Consultation with a nutritionist or veterinarian is recommended to determine the appropriate level of supplementation based on the unique requirements of the ruminant herd.

Applications: Animal Feed- Cattle

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Rumen Bypass:

The encapsulation process protects methionine from degradation in the rumen, allowing it to bypass the rumen and be absorbed in the abomasum and small intestine. This ensures a higher proportion of methionine reaches the lower digestive tract for absorption.

Boosted Reproductive Performance:

Methionine is associated with reproductive processes, and adequate supplementation can positively impact fertility, conception rates, and overall reproductive performance in both male and female ruminants.

Optimized Feed Efficiency:

Encapsulated methionine allows for more precise control of methionine intake, enabling better feed efficiency. This can result in improved feed conversion rates and more economical utilization of dietary protein.

It’s important to note that specific benefits may vary depending on factors such as animal species, production goals, and the overall diet composition. Consultation with a nutritionist or veterinarian is recommended to determine the appropriate level of supplementation based on the unique requirements of the ruminant herd.

Applications: Animal Feed- Cattle

Dosage: 10-50 grams/head/ day

Product Specifications: 

                     The above values are estimated for reference only.

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