Dinase 30-30®
Dinase 30-30® is a naturally concentrated extract of the Yucca Schidigera plant and is technologically advanced, super concentrated source of saponin.
Product families
Applications
- Aquaculture
- Birds & Poultry
- Feed Production & Processing
- Other Animal Health & Nutrition
- Pets
- Ruminants
- Swine
Product Families
- Other Production & Processing Aids
Other characteristics
- Brand
- Dinase 30-30
- Features
Improves Body Weight Gain, Improves Feed Conversion Ratio, Reduces Feed Cost, Reduces Mortality
- Markets
- Agriculture & Feed
- Listed As
- GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe).
- Direction
Use as recommended up to 160 grams per metric ton.; Saponincontent (%), (ppm) - approx. 14-16 %, with 10% variability.; Saponin content - 140-160,000 ppm.; For Use in Poultry, pigs, dairy cattle, aquatic, equines and pet feeds.
- Technology
- Animal Feed & Nutrition
- Animal Species
- Broilers
- Cats
- Cattle
- Dogs
- Pets
- Rabbit
- Swine
- Packaging Type
- Bags
- Recommended Dosage
- 0.88 mg/kg of weight to maximum 340 mg/head/day.
- 0.88 mg/kg of weight to maximum 300 mg/head/day.
- Guaranteed analysis
30 % Natural Yucca Schidigera extract supplement. Dry and cool environment. Keep container closed.
- How Does It Work?
Ammonia is reduced as a result of improved protein (nitrogen) utilization.; Improves weight gain by depositing high percentages of dietary nitrogen in lean tissue (muscle), as a result there is less waste nitrogen excreted.; Therefore, less ammonia is produced.; Improvement in feed efficiency reduces the amount of protein (nitrogen) required to produce a unit of weight gain.; Less nitrogen is consumed by the animal.
- Animal Feed & Nutrition Features
- Improves Body Weight Gain
- Improves Feed Conversion Ratio
- Reduces Feed Cost
- Reduces Mortality
- Ammonia Gas Dangers to Animal Health
Ammonia is an irritating and toxic gas that is excreted in the feces and urine of animals. This gas is detoxified in the liver, using up energy normally conserved by the animal for muscle growth and other breeding purposes. Feed intake, sexual maturity, and rate of lay will be affected negatively as a result of continued exposure to ammonia. Aerial ammonia increases the incidence of respiratory infections due to irritation in the respiratory tract. Higher feed conversion economically affects the producer. It is therefore important for the producer to be aware of the potential performance loss of animals exposed to prolonged high levels of ammonia.. The rule of thumb is: if there is a burning sensation to the human eye, atmospheric ammonia is 50 ppm or above. There are other objective methods of measurement.
- Economic Advantages
Results from swine and poultry experiments abroad revealed the following:; Reduces environmental ammonia by 50% PLUS.; Reduces intestinal ammonia by 50 - 60 % PLUS.; Improves Feed Conversion (FCR) by 4.5% or more.; 1.3 more weaned pigs/sow/year.; Improves weight gain by 4.9% or more.; 3% lbs. + more milk/ cow/ day.; 40% + reduction in ascitis mortality; Weight gain increases by 2%+; Improves Feed Conversion 2%+; 4 - 6 + more eggs.; Show a reduction of 50% + plus in environmental odors, better health and overall disposition.
Technical data
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2 rows| Characteristic | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Bulk Density | 22.0 | lbs.per cubic ft. |
| Particle Size | 60.0 | mesh |
