Application Effect Of Urease Inhibitors In Livestock Production contact now

Save protein feed and reduce feed costs This includes two aspects: First, the addition of urea can replace some of the more expensive biscuit protein feed. This saves protein feed and reduces feed costs. The use of urease inhibitors can increase the utilization of urea. Adding saponin to feed can reduce rumen NH3 concentration, increase NH3 utilization and microbial protein synthesis. Second, even if the diet does not contain urea, the use of urease inhibitors also has the effect of increasing the amount of microbial protein synthesis and saving protein feed. This is because about 80% of the protein is degraded into ammonia in the rumen, which is also catalyzed by urease, while the rumen microbe uses ammonia at a relatively slow rate, resulting in two speeds that are uncoordinated and the large amount of ammonia cannot be utilized by the microorganisms. . The addition of urease inhibitor reduces the release rate of ammonia. More ammonia can be combined with the sugar metabolite keto acid to form various amino acids required for the synthesis of microbial proteins, thereby improving the digestion and absorption utilization of the whole feed. On the other hand, the degradation rate of the cake-like protein in the rumen is often above 70%, about 80% of the ammonia produced after degradation is converted into microbial protein, and the remaining 20% is synthesized in the liver, urease inhibitor It can increase the utilization rate of endogenous urinary nitrogen and increase the amount of microbial protein synthesis.


Avoid ammonia poisoning or ammonia stress Nitrogen poisoning in cattle and sheep is a common phenomenon when feeding urea-containing diets. Urea itself is non-toxic, but its decomposed NH3 and CO2 will quickly enter the bloodstream and accumulate rapidly. If it exceeds a certain limit, it will cause ammonia poisoning. Usually, when the blood ammonia concentration reaches 1-4 mg/100 ml, it can cause bovine poisoning. Ruminant rumen microorganisms produce urease, which is quite active and relatively stable. It plays an important role in the decomposition of rumen NPN and can rapidly catalyze the hydrolysis of urea. In addition, when feeding urea feed, it is also necessary to pay attention to feeding or feeding a feed with higher activity urease such as soybean, bean cake, pumpkin, red clover, and flowering alfalfa. Otherwise it will increase the risk of urea poisoning. However, if a urease inhibitor is used at this time, ammonia poisoning or ammonia stress can be effectively prevented.


Improving the environment Ammonia is recognized as one of the most harmful gases in the stressors and animal enclosures. Ammonia can induce the occurrence of multiple respiratory diseases in poultry, pigs and experimental animals. Monogastric animals are raised in a high concentration ammonia environment, and respiratory infections of mycoplasma, viruses, and bacteria are exacerbated. Chickens are particularly sensitive to ammonia, and the health of the chickens is affected by the long-term effects of 5 mg/kg ammonia. Urease inhibitors act on the active center of urease in the intestine to inactivate it, and continue to function with the excretion of the feces, which can reduce the concentration of ammonia in the livestock and poultry housing. At present, the deodorizing effect of Yucca extract and its deodorant (such as deodorant) has been confirmed in a large number of experiments. In addition, direct spraying of urease inhibitors in livestock manure can also achieve the purpose of controlling environmental ammonia pollution.


Prevention and treatment of broiler ascites The occurrence of ascites in broilers is closely related to intestinal ammonia. The addition of urease inhibitor to the feed can reduce urease activity and ammonia content in the small intestine and large intestine of broilers. The decrease in ammonia concentration can reduce the rate of renewal of the intestinal mucosa and the oxygen consumption of the portal venous return organ. The reduced oxygen consumption of these tissues provides additional oxygen to cope with the stress caused by ascites and reduces mortality.


Improve production performance The addition of a urease inhibitor to the diet improved the growth performance and feed conversion ratio of the fattening cattle. A comparative test was conducted on the weight gain effect of feeding small beef cattle with urease inhibitors. The average weight gain and average slaughter rate of the heads of the experimental group were 50% and 1.49% higher than those of the control group, respectively. The difference was extremely significant (P < 0.01). The urease inhibitor is a nutrient-type rumen regulator, which can regulate the metabolism of rumen microorganisms in dairy cows, increase the digestibility of cellulose and the synthesis of microbial proteins, and can increase the milk yield by 22.8% and increase the milk fat percentage by 0.07%. Using HQ as a urease inhibitor under the condition of no bean cake diet, the average daily milk yield of dairy cows can be increased by 1.78 to 1.85 kg, increasing by 8.73% to 9.07%.


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