Feed Grade 46% Urea Prills for Chicken

Feed-grade urea is a concentrated source of non-protein nitrogen that is commonly used in livestock diets to supplement the protein content of the feed. It is a cost-effective way to provide ruminant animals with a source of nitrogen, which is essential for the microbial digestion of fibrous feeds in the rumen. This helps to improve the overall efficiency of feed utilization and promotes better growth and production in livestock.

When used properly, feed-grade urea can help to balance the protein content of the diet, especially in situations where the natural protein sources are limited or of poor quality. It's important to note that while urea can be a valuable supplement, it should be used with caution and by recommended guidelines to prevent any potential negative effects on animal health.

【Storage】: Stockpiled at a ventilated place, avoiding rain, moisture, and insolation. Please handle carefully to prevent bag damage and store away from toxic substances.

【Packing】: Net 25kg/50kg/1000kg in Plastic woven bags with PE lining

【Loading】: 22MT/20FCL'; 20MT/20FCL' with pallets

【Shelf Life】: Two years when properly stored

Q1: What is urea feed additive?

A1: Urea is a nitrogen-containing compound commonly used as a feed additive. It provides a cheap and efficient source of nitrogen that can be used to enhance animal utilization of protein in feed.

Q2: What are the advantages of urea feed additive?

A2: As a feed additive, urea has the advantages of low cost, high nitrogen content, and easy storage and use. It can replace part of the protein feed, reduce feed costs, and improve breeding efficiency.

Q3: What is the role of urea in animal feed?

A3: Urea can be converted into ammonia in the stomach of animals, which is then used by microorganisms to convert non-protein nitrogen (NPN) into protein. This process can improve the utilization of raw materials in feed and increase the growth rate and production performance of animals.