2. Proportioned urea mixed feed. Urea can only replace part of the dietary protein feed, and urea replaces 20% of the total crude protein in the diet. In the urea diet, the crude protein content should account for 9% to 12% of the total dry matter content of the diet; carbohydrates are dominated by starch, and cooked starch is better than raw starch, such as gelatinized starch urea.
3. Feed urea directly into silage hay. The content of crude protein in conventional silage is low and cannot meet the needs of cattle and sheep. If the urea is added in 0.5% to 0.6% of the wet weight of the silage raw material and uniformly mixed in the silage material during the silage filling process, the nutritional value of the silage can be increased.
4. If urea is added to the high-protein diet, beef cattle should be fed, but the content of natural protein in the basal diet should not exceed 12%, otherwise it will affect the utilization of urea.
5. Make urea-containing salt bricks for foraging by cattle or sheep. Its formula is: 10 kg urea, 5 kg hot water, 20 kg salt, 5 kg meal, 20 kg molasses, 40 kg crushed grain, 7 kg bone meal (or calcium phosphate). However, after the rain or deliquescence becomes soft, it cannot be used so as to avoid poisoning due to excessive consumption.
6. Pulverized high-starch cereal feed, mixed with urea under certain humidity, temperature and pressure, and mixed with cattle and sheep feed.
7. When feeding urea, add appropriate amount of heavy metal (cobalt or copper) or organic compound (acetic acid fatty acid) to inhibit urease activity. 1. When feeding urea-contaminated feed, it is necessary to pay attention to the gradual transition, the first feeding amount is less, generally 10% of the normal amount can be, and then gradually increase, 10 to 15 days to reach the normal amount. At the same time, we must pay attention to continuous feeding, should not be interrupted.
2. Proportioned urea mixed feed. Urea can only replace part of the dietary protein feed, and urea replaces 20% of the total crude protein in the diet. In the urea diet, the crude protein content should account for 9% to 12% of the total dry matter content of the diet; carbohydrates are dominated by starch, and cooked starch is better than raw starch, such as gelatinized starch urea.
3. Feed urea directly into silage hay. The content of crude protein in conventional silage is low and cannot meet the needs of cattle and sheep. If the urea is added in 0.5% to 0.6% of the wet weight of the silage raw material and uniformly mixed in the silage material during the silage filling process, the nutritional value of the silage can be increased.
4. If urea is added to the high-protein diet, beef cattle should be fed, but the content of natural protein in the basal diet should not exceed 12%, otherwise it will affect the utilization of urea.
5. Make urea-containing salt bricks for foraging by cattle or sheep. Its formula is: 10 kg urea, 5 kg hot water, 20 kg salt, 5 kg meal, 20 kg molasses, 40 kg crushed grain, 7 kg bone meal (or calcium phosphate). However, after the rain or deliquescence becomes soft, it cannot be used so as to avoid poisoning due to excessive consumption.
6. Pulverized high-starch cereal feed, mixed with urea under certain humidity, temperature and pressure, and mixed with cattle and sheep feed.
7. When feeding urea, add appropriate amount of heavy metal (cobalt or copper) or organic compound (acetic acid fatty acid) to inhibit urease activity. 1. When feeding urea-contaminated feed, it is necessary to pay attention to the gradual transition, the first feeding amount is less, generally 10% of the normal amount can be, and then gradually increase, 10 to 15 days to reach the normal amount. At the same time, we must pay attention to continuous feeding, should not be interrupted.
2. Proportioned urea mixed feed. Urea can only replace part of the dietary protein feed, and urea replaces 20% of the total crude protein in the diet. In the urea diet, the crude protein content should account for 9% to 12% of the total dry matter content of the diet; carbohydrates are dominated by starch, and cooked starch is better than raw starch, such as gelatinized starch urea.
3. Feed urea directly into silage hay. The content of crude protein in conventional silage is low and cannot meet the needs of cattle and sheep. If the urea is added in 0.5% to 0.6% of the wet weight of the silage raw material and uniformly mixed in the silage material during the silage filling process, the nutritional value of the silage can be increased.
4. If urea is added to the high-protein diet, beef cattle should be fed, but the content of natural protein in the basal diet should not exceed 12%, otherwise it will affect the utilization of urea.
5. Make urea-containing salt bricks for foraging by cattle or sheep. Its formula is: 10 kg urea, 5 kg hot water, 20 kg salt, 5 kg meal, 20 kg molasses, 40 kg crushed grain, 7 kg bone meal (or calcium phosphate). However, after the rain or deliquescence becomes soft, it cannot be used so as to avoid poisoning due to excessive consumption.
6. Pulverized high-starch cereal feed, mixed with urea under certain humidity, temperature and pressure, and mixed with cattle and sheep feed.
7. When feeding urea, add appropriate amount of heavy metal (cobalt or copper) or organic compound (acetic acid fatty acid) to inhibit urease activity. 1. When feeding urea-contaminated feed, it is necessary to pay attention to the gradual transition, the first feeding amount is less, generally 10% of the normal amount can be, and then gradually increase, 10 to 15 days to reach the normal amount. At the same time, we must pay attention to continuous feeding, should not be interrupted.
2. Proportioned urea mixed feed. Urea can only replace part of the dietary protein feed, and urea replaces 20% of the total crude protein in the diet. In the urea diet, the crude protein content should account for 9% to 12% of the total dry matter content of the diet; carbohydrates are dominated by starch, and cooked starch is better than raw starch, such as gelatinized starch urea.
3. Feed urea directly into silage hay. The content of crude protein in conventional silage is low and cannot meet the needs of cattle and sheep. If the urea is added in 0.5% to 0.6% of the wet weight of the silage raw material and uniformly mixed in the silage material during the silage filling process, the nutritional value of the silage can be increased.
4. If urea is added to the high-protein diet, beef cattle should be fed, but the content of natural protein in the basal diet should not exceed 12%, otherwise it will affect the utilization of urea.
5. Make urea-containing salt bricks for foraging by cattle or sheep. Its formula is: 10 kg urea, 5 kg hot water, 20 kg salt, 5 kg meal, 20 kg molasses, 40 kg crushed grain, 7 kg bone meal (or calcium phosphate). However, after the rain or deliquescence becomes soft, it cannot be used so as to avoid poisoning due to excessive consumption.
6. Pulverized high-starch cereal feed, mixed with urea under certain humidity, temperature and pressure, and mixed with cattle and sheep feed.
7. When feeding urea, add appropriate amount of heavy metal (cobalt or copper) or organic compound (acetic acid fatty acid) to inhibit urease activity. 1. When feeding urea-contaminated feed, it is necessary to pay attention to the gradual transition, the first feeding amount is less, generally 10% of the normal amount can be, and then gradually increase, 10 to 15 days to reach the normal amount. At the same time, we must pay attention to continuous feeding, should not be interrupted.
2. Proportioned urea mixed feed. Urea can only replace part of the dietary protein feed, and urea replaces 20% of the total crude protein in the diet. In the urea diet, the crude protein content should account for 9% to 12% of the total dry matter content of the diet; carbohydrates are dominated by starch, and cooked starch is better than raw starch, such as gelatinized starch urea.
3. Feed urea directly into silage hay. The content of crude protein in conventional silage is low and cannot meet the needs of cattle and sheep. If the urea is added in 0.5% to 0.6% of the wet weight of the silage raw material and uniformly mixed in the silage material during the silage filling process, the nutritional value of the silage can be increased.
4. If urea is added to the high-protein diet, beef cattle should be fed, but the content of natural protein in the basal diet should not exceed 12%, otherwise it will affect the utilization of urea.
5. Make urea-containing salt bricks for foraging by cattle or sheep. Its formula is: 10 kg urea, 5 kg hot water, 20 kg salt, 5 kg meal, 20 kg molasses, 40 kg crushed grain, 7 kg bone meal (or calcium phosphate). However, after the rain or deliquescence becomes soft, it cannot be used so as to avoid poisoning due to excessive consumption.
6. Pulverized high-starch cereal feed, mixed with urea under certain humidity, temperature and pressure, and mixed with cattle and sheep feed.
7. When feeding urea, add appropriate amount of heavy metal (cobalt or copper) or organic compound (acetic acid fatty acid) to inhibit urease activity. 1. When feeding urea-contaminated feed, it is necessary to pay attention to the gradual transition, the first feeding amount is less, generally 10% of the normal amount can be, and then gradually increase, 10 to 15 days to reach the normal amount. At the same time, we must pay attention to continuous feeding, should not be interrupted.
2. Proportioned urea mixed feed. Urea can only replace part of the dietary protein feed, and urea replaces 20% of the total crude protein in the diet. In the urea diet, the crude protein content should account for 9% to 12% of the total dry matter content of the diet; carbohydrates are dominated by starch, and cooked starch is better than raw starch, such as gelatinized starch urea.
3. Feed urea directly into silage hay. The content of crude protein in conventional silage is low and cannot meet the needs of cattle and sheep. If the urea is added in 0.5% to 0.6% of the wet weight of the silage raw material and uniformly mixed in the silage material during the silage filling process, the nutritional value of the silage can be increased.
4. If urea is added to the high-protein diet, beef cattle should be fed, but the content of natural protein in the basal diet should not exceed 12%, otherwise it will affect the utilization of urea.
5. Make urea-containing salt bricks for foraging by cattle or sheep. Its formula is: 10 kg urea, 5 kg hot water, 20 kg salt, 5 kg meal, 20 kg molasses, 40 kg crushed grain, 7 kg bone meal (or calcium phosphate). However, after the rain or deliquescence becomes soft, it cannot be used so as to avoid poisoning due to excessive consumption.
6. Pulverized high-starch cereal feed, mixed with urea under certain humidity, temperature and pressure, and mixed with cattle and sheep feed.
7. When feeding urea, add appropriate amount of heavy metal (cobalt or copper) or organic compound (acetic acid fatty acid) to inhibit urease activity.
| PRODUCT | SPECIFICATION | NORMAL PACKING |
| Cimitidine |
Tab. 0.2g 0.4g Injection 200mg/2ml |
1000`S/Tin 100`S/Box |
| Hyoscine Butylbromide | Inj 20mg/Ml | 10'sx10tray/Box |
| Lansoprazole | Capsule 30mg | 2x12/Blister/Box |
| Metoclopramide | Injection 10mg/Ml | 100amps/Box |
| Omeprazole |
Tablet 20mg For Injection 40mg |
2x12's/Blister/Box 10Vials/Box |
| Pantoprazole | Capsule, Tablet 40mg | 2x10`s/Box |
| Amlodipine Besylate | Tablet 5mg ; 10mg | |
| Atorvastatin | Tablet 10mg, 20mg | 10x10`s/Box |
| Fursemide | Inj. 20mg/2ml | 10'sx10tray/Bo |
| Irbesartan | Tablet 150mg | 10 x 10`s/Box |
| Lovastatin | Tablet 40mg | 12'sx1blister/Box |
| Nitroglycerine | Aerosol 14g 200dose | 1vial/Box |
| Simvastatin | Film-coate Tab. 10mg; 20mg | 10x10`s/Box |
| Tirofiban | Injection 12.5mg/50ml | 1`s/Box |
| Valsantan | Tablet 80mg | 10x10`s/Box |
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