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There are many types of chemical anti-fungal agents added to the feed, which can be divided into two categories: unilateral and compound. Unilaterals such as propionates, formate and calcium formate, sorbic acid, citric acid, dimethyl horsedate and allicin. These anti-mold additives have the effect of destroying or blocking pathogenic microorganisms, but they do not hinder the activities of normal beneficial bacteria and enzymes in the digestive tract, and some can also change the taste of the feed and improve the palatability of the feed.
In order to improve the anti-mildew ability and overall quality of the anti-mold agent, in addition to the use of unilateral anti-mold agents, compound anti-mold agents are often used. Compound fungicide has a wider spectrum of antibacterial and anti-mildew capabilities and a wider scope of application. The commonly used compound anti-mold agents include:
It is made up of 92% seaweed, 4% calcium iodate, and 4% calcium propionate, and is added to the feed at a rate of 8% at the time of use. In addition to its good anti-mildew effect, the anti-mold agent is characterized by the addition of various trace elements such as calcium, iron, zinc, iodine, and copper in the seaweed to enrich the trace elements in the feed.
Mix 1 part of sodium acetate and 2 parts of aldehyde acid, then add 1% sorbic acid to the mixture. Stir and dry thoroughly. Add 1% of acetic acid to the feed.
Mix well with 1 part sodium carbonate and 2 parts of aldehyde acid, then add 1% sorbic acid to the mixture, mix thoroughly and dry, and add it to the feed in a proportion of 1% when using.
Whether using single or compound anti-mold agents, do not mix with alkaline substances in general, so as not to reduce the effect of anti-mildew. Source: China Mobile ICT
Commonly used anti-mold additives in feed
Various livestock and aquatic feeds are prone to produce a large number of harmful molds and toxins during storage. Therefore, physical or chemical anti-mildew measures should be taken for feeds.