ShiLai™Asparagopsis taxiformis Feed- the first to bring a safe seaweed digestive aid

ShiLai™Asparagopsis taxiformis Feed
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ShiLai™Asparagopsis taxiformis Feed Pellet

WHAT IS ShiLai™Asparagopsis taxiformis Feed Pellet?

Adding around 5g of Asparagopsis seaweed per kg of dry feed matter lowers methane emissions by over 80%

Nutritional Value per kg

Cobalt 150 mg
Copper 1200 mg
Iodine 325 mg
Iron 5000 mg
Magnesium 6000 mg
Manganese 1500 mg
Potassium 100 mg
Sodium 5.9 mg
Sulphur 0.922 %
Zinc 9600 mg

Bromoform 8750mg

Asparagopsis taxiformis 99.97%

SUGGESTIVE USAGE

Cattle 

100 gm daily/Cattle

PRESENTATION

10 kg and 20 kg 

Feed Supplement. Not for medicinal use

ShiLai™ is Free from spores of Bacillus anthracis clostridium species.

ShiLai™ is free from adulterants, visible moulds and undesirable odour.

ShiLai™ is free from Putrid smell

Asparagopsis taxiformis

Asparagopsis taxiformis

Asparagopsis taxiformis is a potent natural antimethanogenic that reduces methane production during in vitro fermentation with rumen fluid

Asparagopsis feedlot feeding trial ​It’s a global initiative to decrease methane emissions and increase productivity of cattle to benefit the environment, food production, and profitability of beef production. The seaweed Asparagopsis taxiformis was evaluated for its capability to reduce methane emissions and improve productivity in Brangus steers. It was included in the feedlot ration at 0.05%, 0.10%, and 0.20% of organic matter. Emissions were monitored in respiration chambers fortnightly during 90 days treatment. Daily feed intake was measured and steers weighed weekly. Steers receiving Asparagopsis demonstrated reduced methane up to 98%. There was no change in feed intake, however with inclusion of 0.10%, and 0.20% there was indication of weight gain improvement of 53% and 42%, respectively, which requires to be demonstrated and confirmed in a commercial environment. Hot carcass weight and dressing percentage were not different.

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