o develop the latest feed, remix and management olutions to meet each rm’s unique needs.
ProPhorce™ SR130
ProPhorce™ SR130 is an esterified butyric acid. Butyric acid is an essential nutrient and has been well researched and proven to have a positive impact on gut health. What makes ProPhorce™ SR130 different is its esterified
technology which protects the butyric acid without coating, ensuring it reaches the small intestine:
What can Cargill offer? Ruminant
Scientific excellence to ensure that our solutions meet your animals’ exact nutritional needs with Rupromin™ on-farm powdered minerals, Rupromin™ Lick mineral buckets and bespoke minerals to balance rations.
Additives to improve feed efficiency such as Equaliser™ rumen buffer, Amaferm™ fibre digestion enhancer and NuStart® package.
BIOCHEM TechnoSpore®
is a novel gut health
Complete young animal nutrition range including the ProviMilk®
the Shepherdess® mafermTM
range of calf milk replacers and range of lamb colostrum, milk
replacer and the lamb feeder. hepherdess®
is a trademark of BioZyme Incorporated. is a trademark of R&S Harding
probiotic feed additive for monogastric animals, based on the strain Bacillus coagulans. This bacterium is the first of its kind approved by the EU as a probiotic feed additive for animal nutrition. It smartly combines the benefits of pelleting stability and lactic acid production. B. coagulans reliably supports intestinal health by using different modes of action;
• Targeted, highly efficient delivery of butyric acid • Enhanced cost effectiveness • Easy handling and no smell • Available as powder or liquid Gastrivix™ Avi A unique and synergistic blend of esterified butyric and valeric acids, it is designed to supply these important short chain fatty acids in the optimum ratio for improved FCR, ADG and EPEF, helping modern broilers meet their natural genetic production potential. E-mail Azelis Animal Nutrition at:
nutrition@azelis.co.uk or call +44 1928 793090 for further information and trial data
BASF PLC BASF Organic Acids for Feed Preservat ion and Si lage Making Propionic acid and formic acid, the liquid starting materials for BASF`s Luprosil®
and Amasil®
product lines, occur in plants, in silage
and even in foods. As natural preservatives, these organic acids are completely metabolized. Using Luprosil®
and Amasil® Swine Livelle® , we therefore
combat the dangers of feed contamination and loss by perfecting what nature already has to offer. BASF has been working with Luprosil®
propionic acid and Amasil®
Leaders in piglet starter nutrition with the Neopigg®
and Neopigg® preservative and mold-inhibiting properties. Amasil®
formic acid for decades in an effort to produce the best feed for your animals and your budget. Luprosil®
RescueCare neonatal nutrition system Max starter diets.
is traditionally known for its in its purest form
complete sow programme focusing on highly specified premixes and concentrates which are aligned to optimise sow production and tailored to farm-specific circumstances.
Bespoke premixes for all pork production stages.
has a strong acidifying effect and pronounced antimicrobial efficacy. It is a powerful weapon in the fight against pathogens such as salmonella and E. coli and supports vital animal performance through optimal feed hygiene. To provide you with the benefits of both substances, our various
products combine them differently, guaranteeing the best results for every type of application. As mixtures of both, Lupro-Cid®
NA combines Poultry
Precision feeding solutions for broilers, breeders and layers, as well as turkey, game birds, duck, and other poultry sub-species.
Phone: +44 161 475-3292 Mobile: +44 744 3301960 Email:
liz.cookson@
basf.com Web:
www.animal-nutrition.basf.co
Best-in-class feed additives to further enhance bird feed performance and your profitability to provide targeted support to improve animal health, enhance performance, reduce production losses and support recovery from illness. This includes the SolviTec®
and and Promote®
All products are manufactured to the highest standards. UFAS and GMP accredited.
www.cargill.co.uk/feed www.provimi.co.uk @ProvimiRuminant
the lactic acid production lowers the pH in the gut and suppresses pH-sensitive pathogens such as Salmonella spp. and E. coli. At the same time, other health-supportive gut bacteria such as Lactobacillus and Bifidobacteria profit from the probiotic activities. Furthermore, B. coagulans controls the negative effects of pathogens such as Clostridium perfringens and associated necrotic enteritis. TechnoSpore also improves feed digestibility and performance, including weight gain and feed conversion. Immunological studies demonstrated that B. coagulans administration strengthens the immune defense.
www.biochem.net
Cargill PLC, Dalton Airfield Industrial Estate, Thirsk, North Yorkshire, YO7 3HE
CARGILL UK Diamond V®
T (01845) 578125 E
customerservices_dalton@cargill.com
ranges.
the strengths of formic and propionic acid without the corrosive side effects of pure acids. With our non-corrosive products you can easily keep your feed free from microorganisms while enhancing animal performance. At the same time these organic acids ensure that feed is optimally digested and nutrients are fully utilized. BASF plc, 2 Stockport Exchange, Railway Road, Stockport, SK1 3GG Liz Cookson
feed products are
distributed exclusively by Cargill in the UK and Ireland. These products are formed from a proprietary fermentation process and produce important bioactive and metabolite compounds that work synergistically in animal diets. They support immunity, health and performance in all animal species. In dairy and beef diets, Diamond V Original XP™ improves rumen
pH and the activity of beneficial rumen micro-organisms. It promotes feed digestibility in the rumen and the small intestine via the fermentation products and bio-active compounds.
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