Cobalt Carbonate – Our 52% grade meets current EU regulatory requirements. We can also supply cobalt acetate and sulphate. We can supply in any quantity from a 25kg bag to a 20MT load


or direct FCL.


Please contact Lawrence Green for prices and further information. Unit 1, iO Centre, Swift Valley, Rugby CV21 1TW Tel: 01483 450660


Email: lawrence.green@chemoxpound.com Web site: www.chemoxpound.com


DSM NUTRITIONAL PRODUCTS (UK) LTD Profitability in swine production depends on optimising the lifetime output per breeding place. Considerable improvements have been made in reproductive performance, litter size and feed conversion efficiency, however significant improvement can still be made in lifetime productivity per sow. Optimum sow and gilt performance can only be achieved when she is at her healthiest. Achieving high productive merit requires the supplementation of certain nutrients, including vitamin D3. The ‘fast-track’ form of


vitamin D3 is absorbed more efficiently than conventional sources and results in an increase in circulating levels of the precursor for production of active vitamin D3. Subsequently the conversion of Hy-D®


EVONIK INDUSTRIES Evonik Animal Nutrition is a highly reliable, globally operating provider of science-driven products and services for sustainable and efficient production of meat, fish, eggs and milk. The organization is marked by scientific excellence and sensitivity to the needs of our customers and society. We translate over 60 years of experience in manufacturing essential amino acids for animal nutrition into solutions that meet the evolving needs of its customers in over one hundred countries. MetAMINO®


is the methionine source with the best quality,


handling and performance at 100% bioefficacy and 99% pure DL- methionine. Biolys® ValAMINO®


(lysine sulphate), ThreAMINO® (L-valine) and TrypAMINO® Met-Met, designed especially for shrimp ™ (L-threonine), (L-tryptophan) complement


our amino acid portfolio to help support low protein diets and enhance the sustainability of livestock production. Mepron® methionine, and AQUAVI®


and prawns, are innovative DL-methionine sources for the dairy and aqua industries. We share a deep commitment to global food security and safety


KEMZYME MAKES EVERY , a rumen protected to the active form is


a one-step metabolic process that is fully responsive to and regulated by the requirement of the animal. The development of Hy-D®


represents


a revolution in the provision of Vitamin D to pigs and poultry. Hy-D®


is an enhanced formulation utilising patented spray-dried


beadlet technology which provides a more uniform, better flowing product with good mixability. It is a more bioactive form of Vitamin D3 to the animal containing 25-OH-D3. This is directly absorbable by the animal and goes into the blood. Because Hy-D®


bypasses the critical


metabolic step in the liver, blood plasma can contain much higher levels of 25-OH-D3. With reduced replacement costs and increased lifetime performance Hy-D®


offers a significant contribution to greater


producer returns. Vitamin D3 availability affects body utilisation of calcium and


phosphorus both of which are essential for bone health. Trial results demonstrate that pigs fed Hy-D®


have the basis for best bone health


because they have higher blood levels of 25-OH-D3 than sows fed equivalent levels of vitamin D3. This results in an increase in bone mineral density in sows and gilts compared to control animals. This promotes better gilt conformation and improves lifetime performance. As sows are stronger there are also benefits in terms of litter size and piglet weight at birth and at weaning. Tel: 01773 536500


E-mail: Heanor.anh-enquiries@dsm.com www.dsm.com/animal-nutrition-health


through science. Because we are united by the goal of mastering the pressing challenge of feeding growing world populations, our Animal Nutrition culture is marked by self-motivation, autonomy and teamwork. This spirit of trust and cooperation also means that we are very close to our customers and deliver individually tailored solutions and service. Please contact us or visit our website for more information regarding our innovative products and services. Holly.malins@evonik.com www.evonik.com/animal-nutrition


KEMIN GB & IRELAND


For years, animal nutritionists have trusted Kemzyme to maximize the digesti That’s even more critical today when high and volatile feed costs make fl cost-effective feed formulation. When you use Kemzyme, you know you ha complex substrates that ensures cost and performance fit together.


To learn more about our complete solutions for complex local sales representative or visit www.kemin.com.


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Rumen Protected Lysine, an insight into one of the products within our portfolio. Ruminants absorb amino acids and not crude protein. Balancing rations for the individual amino acids rather than for crude protein alone will help fine-tune rations and improve feed efficiency. Rumen protected amino acids ensure that amino acids are available to the cow in the most effective and efficient way. The ratio of metabolizable lysine to metabolizable methionine in balanced rations is 3.1:1. Balancing a ration for amino acids requires an effective source of highly bio- available methionine (MetDI or digestible methionine). Kemin provides an effective solution in balancing amino acids by providing the two most essential amino acids to ruminants in a rumen protected form. LysiGEM™ is a rumen-protected lysine that results in the most


cost-effective solution when formulating dairy diets based on amino acid balance. LysiGEM™ combines rumen bypass and proven intestinal digestible lysine. Lysine plays a significant role in milk and


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