Potassium diformate can promote the rapid growth of livestock and poultry and improve production performance

 Starting from the development of the feed industry and the requirements of green farming, antibiotic alternatives have sprung up. Faced with increasingly stringent restrictions on the use of antibiotics, currently, microecological preparations, enzyme preparations, antimicrobial peptides, acidulants, essential oil extracts, and traditional Chinese medicine are mainly represented. Potassium diformate is currently a high-quality growth-promoting agent that replaces antibiotics, which can reduce the limitations of many antibiotic alternatives in the use process.

Due to the particularity of its molecule, potassium diformate does not dissociate in an acidic state, but dissociates in a neutral or alkaline environment, releasing formic acid. It is well known that the pH in the stomach is a relatively low acidic environment, so 85% of potassium diformate can pass through the stomach and enter the intestine. The specific functions are as follows:

(1) Improve the environment in the digestive tract, lower the pH of the stomach and small intestine, and promote the growth of beneficial bacteria.

(2) Alternative, it has the effect of antibacterial and growth promoting agent. The addition of potassium diformate can significantly reduce the content of E. coli and Salmonella in the digesta of each segment of the digestive tract. Improve the resistance of animals to diseases; and reduce the number of deaths caused by bacterial infections.

(3) Produce green and non-resistant feed to reduce environmental emissions. Potassium diformate can promote the digestion and absorption of protein and energy by animals, as well as the digestion and absorption of various trace components such as nitrogen and phosphorus.

(4) Preventing piglet diarrhea can significantly increase the daily gain and feed conversion rate of pigs. Due to its special slow-release effect, the acidification effect is better than the commonly used compound acidifiers.

Of course, if the buffering capacity of the food is stronger and the acidity is higher, more potassium diformate will dissociate to release formic acid and exert the effect of acidulant. Therefore, the ratio of reaching the intestinal tract through the stomach will be reduced, and the formic acid released by potassium diformate in an acidic environment will not easily release hydrogen ions, thereby exerting more antibacterial effects to maintain its bactericidal and antibacterial ability.

Combining current national conditions of China, there is still a long way to go for the road of no resistance, but this is only a process. For example, the standardization and differentiation of probiotics are obviously insufficient. Enzyme preparation can not achieve the effect of antibiotics. Antimicrobial peptides have the advantages of wide sources, many kinds, small molecular weight, low natural content, difficult separation and purification, and high cost of chemical synthesis. High cost and high cost. Some essential oil extracts are chemically synthesized. Some Chinese herbal extracts are short of resources, unstable in efficacy and quality, high in cost, rough in processing and complex in formulation.

Potassium diformate is the first growth promoter approved by the European Union to replace antibiotics, and its synergy with other ingredients in feed is more obvious. It has the effects of "antibacterial, antibacterial, and improving body resistance", and can promote the rapid growth of livestock and poultry and improve their production performance. Replace antibiotics and reduce feed costs.