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August 19, 2019
Phosphoric acid urea, also known as urea phosphate or urea phosphate, contains 17% nitrogen and 19.6% phosphorus.
It has been widely used as a feed additive for livestock.
It has obvious weight gain and milk-increasing effect on cattle and sheep, and has good bactericidal effect on silage.
The results showed that ammonium phosphate could increase the content of acetic acid, propionic acid and dehydrogenase in the stomach of livestock, promote the physiological metabolism of cattle and sheep, and absorb and utilize nitrogen, phosphorus and calcium.
It is an excellent non-protein nitrogen and an important feed additive for nutrient element phosphorus.
For example, the addition of phosphate urea to lactating cows can supplement the lack of phosphorus and some proteins in the feed, helping to increase milk production, reduce feed consumption, and also have a good effect on mineral metabolism.
For example, feeding cows with 1.4% phosphoric acid can increase milk production by more than 15% and weight by 5% to 10%.
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