Can potassium diformate also be used to improve the predigestion of feed and improve the intestinal health of chickens?

 When chicken farms talk about resistance-free breeding, many farmers will raise the question of when chickens get sick in the middle of breeding, is it cured or incurable? How to reduce the series of losses caused by disease? However, during the entire breeding process, instead of racking your brains on how to completely ban the use of antibiotics, it is important to try how to use potassium diformate to regulate the intestinal flora of chickens and reduce the occurrence of diseases.

Why do we say that?

Because the threats that chickens face are pathogens such as viruses, bacteria, and parasites, the intestinal tract is a line of defense for the chickens against pathogens. The intestinal mucosa gathers a large number of immune cells, which participate in the immune response of the body. Therefore, whether the intestine is healthy or not determines the level of the body's immune response, and the body's ability to resist the outside world and the level of body antibodies are closely related to whether or not the intestine is healthy.

Antibiotics are mainly used to prevent bacteria and parasites. The replacement of antibiotics by potassium diformate means that the influence of these factors should be reduced to the range of the immune capacity of the flock. The specific functions are as follows:

1. It is beneficial to reduce water sample stool and ammonia concentration, is beneficial to the healthy growth of chickens, and reduces environmental pollution.

2. The use of potassium diformate to raise chickens can increase the hardness of the eggshell, make the eggshell bright and shiny, improve the hatchability of breeding eggs, and increase egg production.

3. The use of potassium diformate can appropriately reduce the use of gastrointestinal drugs, which is beneficial to reduce E. coli and Salmonella, and reduce morbidity and mortality; it can also effectively prevent mycotoxins and reduce intestinal diarrhea and intestinal diarrhea induced by mycotoxins. Fungal respiratory disease.

4. The use of potassium diformate has the advantages of non-toxicity, no residue, no irritation and no side effects, high safety, and can improve feed utilization and conversion rate to a certain extent.

5. Potassium diformate can acidify the chyme in the stomach, especially the large amount of fat in the third ingredient. The acidifier can stimulate the secretion of more digestive enzymes into the small intestine, thereby improving the digestion of protein by the chickens, thereby reducing the use of drugs. Improving the quality of chicken flock products is beneficial to improving the neatness of the flock, increasing the feed conversion rate and the daily gain of the flock.

6. Potassium diformate can effectively improve the quality of drinking water and clean water lines, improve the palatability of chickens and increase the amount of drinking water. At the same time, it can remove biofilms, pharmaceutical excipients, organic and inorganic sediments attached to the water wall, effectively avoid the deposition of calcium and iron in the drinking water, protect the drinking water system from corrosion, and inhibit the reproduction of mold, algae, and microorganisms in the drinking water.

The key to food safety is healthy farming, and healthy farming is not limited to no antibiotics. Additives such as potassium diformate that can better replace the effect of antibiotics are also needed to further improve the pre-digestibility of feed, improve the intestinal health of chickens, and strengthen the intestinal immune function.