Novipro N40 C - Slow release Nitrogen source
Rumination has been well recognized as an essential fermentation that is capable of preparing end-products, particularly volatile fatty acids and microbial proteins as major energy and protein source for the ruminant host. Hence the more efficient this fermentation process takes place, the more balanced the fermentation end-products are being synthesized. An optimal ration between rumen degradation and rumen by-pass ingredients is key to obtain efficient production and to prevent metabolic disorders.
With high proteins prices feed urea is a good source of nitrogen for rumen microbial protein synthesis. To improve the utilization of nitrogen from feed urea, the conversion of urea to ammonia needs to be slowed down.
With high proteins prices feed urea is a good source of nitrogen for rumen microbial protein synthesis. To improve the utilization of nitrogen from feed urea, the conversion of urea to ammonia needs to be slowed down.
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Novipro N 40 C is a partially coated form of urea produced with the encapsulation technology to create a slow release Nitrogen source. Novipro N 40 C gives a continuous supply of nitrogen to the rumen.
Feeding instructions : Novipro N 40 C can be fed to lactating dairy cows at the rate of 10 – 100 gram /h/ |
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