Feed field

Application of inositol in aquatic animal production: Studies have shown that too low or too high inositol content in diets will lead to intestinal and liver lesions of different degrees, slow growth, weight loss and increase of feed coefficient of salmon. The European Reference Laboratory (EURL) recommended levels of inositol as a feed additive are 350-500mg/kg (0.035%-0.05%) in salmon feed, 300-500mg/kg (0.03%-0.05%) in carp feed and 200-500mg/kg (0.02%-0.05%) in shrimp feed.

Application of inositol in poultry production: the European reference laboratory (EURL) recommends a maximum of 1000mg/kg (0.1%) of inositol in the feed of laying hens. To prevent sudden death of laying hens caused by fatty liver.

Application of inositol in ruminant production: inositol can regulate the metabolism of animals, promote the synthesis and secretion of milk, so it can improve the milk yield of cattle and sheep. The study showed that adding 0.2g/d in the diets of Holstein dairy cows and West Sino Sanone dairy goats increased milk yield by 3.76 kg/d compared with the control group.

Application of inositol in the production of fur producing animals: Hair follicle is a kind of skin accessory structure with complex morphology and structure, which periodically controls the growth of hair and determines the quality and yield of animal hair. Studies show that adding 75 mg/kg inositol in the diet of growing Rex rabbits can significantly promote the hair follicle growth and make the fur of growing Rex rabbits thicker and brighter.