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Urea is the most commonly used non-protein nitrogen additive in the fattening process of beef cattle and sheep, which can provide a nitrogen source for rumen microorganisms to synthesize proteins
Urea is a non-protein nitrogenous compound with a nitrogen content of 46%. Feed urea is a high-quality protein supplement for ruminants. As a non-protein nitrogen feed additive, urea can be converted into
Copper Oxide Wire (and capsules)
Copper oxide is an inorganic substance, with the chemical formula CuO, which is a black oxide of copper, slightly amphoteric and slightly hygroscopic. Copper oxide wire is a black to brownish-black short
Glutamate residue is a byproduct, primarily derived from the solid waste generated during the production process of glutamate. Glutamate is an important amino acid.
Bacterial protein (J90) is a protein feed product obtained after inactivation, separation and drying by fermentation of Corynebacterium glutamate and a medium composed of sucrose, molasses, starch or other
This product is a kind of high-protein feed. Made by separating, drying, cooling and crushing the waste bacteria and fermentation substrates after extracting glutamate from the grain fermentation mother liquor