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Effect of dietary acid preparation on intestinal tract of poultry！

The livestock feed industry has been continuously affected by the “double epidemic” of African swine fever and COVID-19, and it is also facing the “double” challenge of multiple rounds of price increase and comprehensive prohibition. Although the road ahead is full of diff... Read More

Role of betaine in layer production

Betaine is a functional nutrient commonly used as a feed additive in animal nutrition, mainly as methyl donor. What role can betaine play in the diets of laying hens and what are the effects? e fulfilled in the diet from raw ingredients. Betaine can donate directly one of its methyl groups into ... Read More

What are the hazards of hidden mold poisoning caused by feed mildew？

Recently, it has been cloudy and rainy, and the feed is prone to mildew. Mycotoxin poisoning caused by mildew can be divided into acute and recessive. Acute poisoning has obvious clinical symptoms, but recessive poisoning is the most easily ignored or difficult to detect. The economic loss caused... Read More

What’s effection will potassium diformate play on the intestinal morphology of piglets?

Effection of potassium dicarboxylate on intestinal health of piglets 1) Bacteriostasis and sterilization The results of in vitro test showed that when pH was 3 and 4, potassium dicarboxylate could significantly inhibit the growth of Escherichia coli and lactic acid bacteria, but when pH = 5, pot... Read More

Non-antibiotic feed additive potassium diformate

Non-antibiotic feed additive potassium diformate  Potassium diformate (KDF, PDF) is the first non-antibiotic feed additive approved by the European Union to replace antibiotics. China’s Ministry of Agriculture approved it for pig feed in 2005. Potassium Diformate is a white or yellowish cry... Read More

VIV QINGDAO – CHINA

VIV Qingdao 2021 Asia International intensive animal husbandry Exhibition (Qingdao) will be held again on the west coast of Qingdao from September 15 to 17.          The new plan is announced to continue to expand the two traditional advantageous sectors of pigs and poultry. At the same time, it... Read More

The main role of betaine in aquaculture

Betaine is glycine methyl lactone extracted from sugar beet processing by-product. It is an alkaloid. It is named betaine because it was first isolated from sugar beet molasses. Betaine is an efficient methyl donor in animals. It participates in methyl metabolism in vivo. It can replace part of m... Read More

The Effect of Glycocyamine In Animal

What is Glycocyamine The Glycocyamine is a highly effective feed additive used in the livestock inductee that helps the muscle growth and tissue growth of the livestock without affectig the health of the animals. Creatine phosphate, which contains high phosphate group transfer potential energy, i... Read More

Principle of betaine for Aquatic feed attractant

Betaine is glycine methyl lactone extracted from sugar beet processing by-product. It is a quaternary amine alkaloid. It is named betaine because it was first isolated from sugar beet molasses. Betaine mainly exists in the molasses of beet sugar and is common in plants. It is an efficient methyl ... Read More

Is betaine useful as a ruminant feed additive?

Is betaine useful as a ruminant feed additive? Naturally effective. It has been known for a long time that pure natural betaine from sugar beet can produce obvious economic benefits to for-profit animal operators. In terms of cattle and sheep, especially weaned cattle and sheep, this chemica... Read More

Effect of betaine on moisturizing and protecting cell membrane

Organic osmolytes are a kind of chemical substances that maintain the metabolic specificity of cells and resist the osmotic working pressure to stabilize the macromolecular formula. For example, sugar, polyether polyols, carbohydrates and compounds, betaine is a key organic permeable substance. E... Read More

What circumstances the organic acids can’t be used in Aquatic

Organic acids refer to some organic compounds with acidity. The most common organic acid is carboxylic acid, which is acidic from carboxyl group. Calcium methoxide, acetic acid and are all organic acids. Organic acids can react with alcohols to form esters. Role of organic acids in aquatic produc... Read More
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