Agra-Culture
(Nutritional
Supplement With Yeast and Enzymes)
Agra-Culture is a unique
nutritional supplement containing yeast culture and specially selected enzymes
to be used in feeds for beef and dairy.
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:
Yeast Activity, not less than............5
billion CFU *
Amylase, not less than................60,000
units per lb.
Betaglucanase, not less than.......40,000 units
per lb.
Hemicellulase, not less than..........4,000
units per lb.
Pretease, not less than................60,000
units per lb.
* Colony forming units.
HOW TO USE: Mix 1 pound Agra-Culture per
ton complete feed. (500 mg./metric ton)
PACKAGE SIZE: 50 lb. and 25 kilo multi-walled
paper bags.
STORAGE: Store in a cool, dry area out of the
sun with container closed.
YEAST CULTURES For DAIRY & BEEF CATTLE
Yeast cultures have been added to rations for
dairy and beef cattle for years. Although their exact effect in the rumen is
not totally known, it has been proven the cultures increase viable bacteria
numbers, which in turn have positive effects on production. The cellulolytic
bacteria numbers can be increased by as much as 40%. The use of yeast culture
tends to increase the percent of bacteria, which are cellulolytic. Because
yeast culture is not cellulolytic, the yeast may provide stimulatory factors
for cellulolytic bacteria, such as B vitamins or branched chain VFA. Yeast
culture provides factors stimulatory toward proteolytic bacteria. Hemicellulose
digestibility can be increased as much as 6.5% with the yeast culture
supplements. Increased digistibility of structural carbohydrates is concurrent
with increased numbers and proportion of cellulolytic organisms and the
tendency toward reduced particulate and liquid passage rates. The addition of
viable fungal supplements containing yeast culture to the diets of cattle fed
moderate amounts of concentrate is a means to increase digestibility of the
structural carbohydrate portion of the ration.
YEAST CAN
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CHANGE THE FERMENTATION PATTERN IN THE RUMEN.
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DOUBLE THE ANAEROBIC AND CELLULOLYTIC BACTERIA,
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INCREASE TOTAL VFA AND PROPIONATE
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DECREASE THE ACETATE RATIO
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CAUSE RUMINAL FERMENTATION TO BE MORE STABLE
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IMPROVE MILK & BUTTERFAT PRODUCTION EVEN IN
TIMES OF STRESS
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HELP YOUR COWS GET MORE FROM YOUR RATIONS
WHEN SHOULD YEAST BE ADDED TO DAIRY & BEEF RATIONS?
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Any time, improved production is desired.
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For cows in early lactation, to better utilize
rations fed for maximum production
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During periods of stress when milk and butterfat
production normally decline.
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For cows in late lactation, while trying to
maintain production and feed efficiency.
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During periods when only poor quality roughages
are available.
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During periods when rations contain high
percentages of roughages.
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For developing and growing heifers.
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For newly freshened first calf heifers
experiencing their first lactation.
DIGESTIBILITY IS IMPROVED WITH YEAST
In this study dairy heifers received yeast culture
as part of their ration. Heifers receiving the yeast culture demonstrated--
4% improved digestion of dry matter
5% improved digestion of protein
4% improved digestion of acid detergent
fiber
EARLY LACTATION STUDY
In this study, dairy cows in early to early
lactation were selected. All animals were fed a regular production ration ad
liberum with the test animals also receiving 2 lbs./ton dehydrated
Saccharomyces cervisiae. The effects of yeast culture on milk production
resulted in
An additional 6.2 lbs. milk per day.
0.22 lbs. of additional butterfat per day.
LATE LACTATION STUDY SHOWS SIMILAR IMPROVEMENTS WHEN
YEAST IS USED IN THE MILKING RATION
Cows
in late lactation and having lower production were tested using a control and
another group receiving yeast culture. A response was recorded for both milk
(+2.0 Lb.) and butterfat (+0.22 Lb.) production
Agra-Culture
THE PREFERRED SOURCE OF YEAST AND ENZYMES
FOR DAIRY AND BEEF CATTLE.
NOW YOU CAN HAVE THE MANY PRODUCTION ADVANTAGES OTHERS
ENJOY BY USING
Agra-Culture