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Xprt Product Applications Available In Gabon
15,203 applications found
Located in the heart of the U.S.A. swine growing region, International Nutrition has more than 40 years of experience in providing quality swine feed supplements. Whether using the current product line or working with our technical specialists to develop products to meet individual needs, customers are assured of obtaining high levels of animal performance and ...
ByInternational Nutrition based in  Omaha, NEBRASKA (USA)
Enhances meat quality and improves carcass grade. Strengthens native immunity and has an antibiotic substitution effect. Decreases the cholesterol level in pork and increases the unsaturated fatty acid content. Highly effective in the prevention of soft excretion and diarrhea in newborn piglets due to excellent water absorption capacity. Has no adverse effects even when mixed with other raw materials and enhances the functions of the main ...
ByMacsumsuk GM., Ltd. based in  Yeongcheon-si, SOUTH KOREA
In broiler and layer farms, drinking water is often acidified to obtain a lower pH in order to stimulate the feed intake of the birds. However, doing so counteracts the efficacy of chlorine, since this most commonly used disinfectant requires a higher rather than a lower pH of the drinking water. Consequently, more chlorine is needed to compensate the diminishing effect caused by the organic acid, which in turn results in uncontrolled (over)dosing. With chlorine dioxide, nothing of this kind occurs since chlorine ...
ByApplied Oxidation LLC based in  Chattanooga, TENNESSEE (USA)