Feed Digestibility & Performance

Feed Digestibility & Performance

One of the biggest challenges for livestock and poultry production is the ever-increasing cost of feed, which accounts for about 70% of total production expenses. Additionally, animals cannot digest 15% to 25% of feed content due to anti-nutritional factors in the feed ingredients. Furthermore, feed ingredients increased by 30% in some regions, making feed cost optimization a high priority for every producer.

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In a world where performance and cost-effectiveness could mean the difference between profit or loss for livestock producers, finding ways to improve feed efficiency is crucial. It is also imperative for producers not to sacrifice animal performance when reformulating rations due to high feed costs. Feed must be utilized to its fullest capacity. Biofeed's feed and digestibility performance solutions can help you overcome these challenges and achieve production goals.

Our portfolio of feed enzymes has been developed to maximize nutrient release by targeting different substrates in the animal's diet. The Fullzyme range of solutions reduces feed costs, improves digestibility, increases energy utilization efficiency, maintains gut health, increases profitability and improves sustainability.

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Biofeed's digestibility and performance program offers the Fullzyme range of multiple and single enzyme products that provide the most cost-effective solutions to your feed formulations.

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Why Fullzyme?

One of our primary objectives is to support livestock and poultry producers worldwide to overcome production challenges.

The Fullzyme range of products are produced using a selection of well-proven bacterial and fungal strains with high purity and bioactivity and by applying the latest fermentation technology. 

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Biofeed's Digestibility & Performance Strategy

You can potentially multiply your profits with Fullzyme by improving digestibility,  improving gut health, and reducing the environmental impact. 

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Performance 

• Maximizing nutrient digestion.
• Optimizing gut environment. 
• Promoting digestive health.
• Reduce gut viscosity.
  

Profitability 

• Feed cost reduction.
• Improve feed utilization.
• Achieve sustainability. 
  

Environment

• Environmental impact reduction.
• Reduce grain, oil, and phosphates consumption.
• Reduce nitrogen and phosphorus excretion in manure.