Type | Application | Main enzymes |
Yiduozyme 9380 | Wheat-based diet | Xylanase, β-glucanase |
YIDUOZYME9380 can solve the following problems:
Contain the enzymes that the animals cannot secrete to degrade the anti-nutritional factors of the diets, decrease the digesta viscosity in intestines and improve the digestibility of the nutrients.
Degrade the xylan and reduce its block effect on the nutrients through the cell wall, thus the digestive enzyme can easily get access to the nutrients, which will lead to the improvement of nutrient digestibility.
Improve the animals' digestibility of protein and starch and prevent nutritional diarrhea.
Reduce the organic substances which can be utilized by bacteria and inhibit their proliferation to prevent bacterial diarrhea.
Increase the ADG of the livestock and poultry, reduce the feed/gain, shorten the fattening time, and improve the carcass quality and uniformity.
Increase egg production and the average egg weight, maintain and prolong the peak period, improve the eggshell quality, and lower the broken egg ratio and feed/egg ratio.
Eliminate the effect of anti-nutritional factors, maintain feed quality and reduce variation.
Increase feed conversion rates and prevent the environmental pollution.
Usage
Usage in lowering the cost
More plant protein materials can be used to substitute for animal protein materials and more crude materials can be used to substitute for the high-quality materials, so provide a very economical solution for least costing formula of feed.
Usage in improving the quality of the products
Addition of enzyme to the feed directly improves the product quality while keeping the present formula unchanged, ensures the quality of products and increases the market competitiveness.
Usage rate
In general the 1 kg/t level is preferred, but you can change it according to the feed formula, the modified range should be limited between 0.5-1.2 kg/t. The technicians of our company could offer technical support.
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Compound enzyme for wheat-based diet
