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Feed formulation problems fall into a few repeating shapes: gut condition, methyl donor cost, intake, and mineral supply. Tributyrin, monobutyrin, sodium and calcium butyrate cover the butyrate programme; betaine anhydrous, betaine hydrochloride and choline chloride cover methyl donors; sodium saccharin covers intake; MSP and magnesium oxide cover minerals.

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Stable and sustained release of butyric acid rather than an immediate foregut release
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Stable glyceride form without the odour and corrosion of free butyric acid
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Assay 98% min, specified 98.0-101.0% on a dry basis, so the butyrate contribution is known
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Stable calcium salt form, convenient for storage and transport compared with free butyric acid
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Higher purity and better stability than betaine hydrochloride
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Assay 98.5% min with a reported result of 98.62%
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The most commonly used and economical choline source for feed
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Purity 99.8% min, so the magnesium contribution per kilo is predictable in a ration calculation
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Phosphorus 25.3-26.6% together with sodium, so one product covers two mineral requirements
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High quality complete bacterial protein, notably rich in lysine, the amino acid cereal protein lacks
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60-70% crude protein with good digestibility and bioavailability
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Calcium formate 98.0% min with moisture 0.5% max, so it stays free flowing
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Water soluble, so it disperses in aqueous systems where oil-soluble antioxidants cannot
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Assay 99.0-101.0% with identification by infrared absorption spectrophotometry
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Assay 99.0% min with a reported result of 99.41%
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