NOACK AC BIL/BID (Bacteria Inhibition)

Pathogenic bacteria in poultry feed can lead to a range of issues, from reduced performance to serious health challenges. Our advanced solution harnesses the power of organic acids to effectively inhibit bacterial growth directly within the feed, promoting a healthier gut and superior results.

Why Use Organic Acids for Bacteria Inhibition?

Organic acids, such as formic acid, propionic acid, and lactic acid, work by lowering the pH of the feed and the digestive tract. This acidic environment is hostile to many harmful bacteria like Salmonella, E. coli, and Clostridium perfringens, while promoting the growth of beneficial gut flora.

Key Benefits

• Powerful Bacteria Inhibition: Our carefully balanced blend of organic acids effectively controls the proliferation of pathogenic bacteria in the feed, ensuring its safety and integrity. This action continues within the crop and gizzard, reducing the bacterial load before it can cause harm in the intestines.
• Improved Gut Health: By creating a favorable environment for beneficial bacteria like lactobacilli and bifidobacteria, our product supports a robust and diverse gut microbiome. A healthy gut is the foundation of a healthy bird, leading to better nutrient absorption and enhanced immunity.
• Enhanced Nutrient Digestibility: The reduction in bacterial competition for nutrients and the improvement in gut morphology leads to more efficient digestion which is reflected in improved feed conversion rates and better weight gain.
• Optimal Gizzard Function: The acidic environment created by our product is essential for the proper functioning of the gizzard. It aids in the breakdown of feed particles and activates key digestive enzymes, further enhancing nutrient utilization.
• Improved Feed Hygiene: Our product helps prevent mold growth and maintain the hygienic quality of the feed during storage and transport.
• Cost-Effective Solution: Offers significant returns through improved performance, reduced feed waste, and potentially lower veterinary costs.