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Micro-Aid is an all-natural feed additive that is safe for use in all livestock and poultry. Micro-Aid works to promote a healthier environment both internally and externally. Micro-Aid is not absorbed in the gastrointestinal tract; instead, it is excreted along with fecal matter to continue working within the waste management system. Micro-Aid has been proven to be extremely effective in reducing ammonia and other noxious gases within and around livestock facilities. Micro-Aid has been the additive used most for controlling ammonia and other livestock odors for over 40 years.

Summary of Micro-Aid Value Proposition Models . Micro-Aid has proven extremely effective in reducing ammonia and other noxious gases within and around livestock facilities. In addition, Micro-Aid has been the additive used most commonly for controlling ammonia and other livestock odors for over 40 years. What you may not know is that extensive research over time has clearly demonstrated the value of Micro-Aid in improving the profitability of livestock production.

The global demand for renewable fuels has created increased interest in ethanol production from feedstocks that are traditionally fed to livestock. This, along with higher energy cost, has significantly increased the demand for corn and other feed grains, resulting in a supply shortage. The result is higher feed cost and the need to source alternative energy sources as corn and other feed grains become less and less available. This trend is not expected to change any time soon.

U.S. Renewable Fuels and Projected Industry Growth . As a result, livestock producers around the world are faced with higher feed costs that reduce profitability. Within the current environment, this trend is not expected to change any time soon. Demand for alternative fuels,along with renewable fuel subsidies and mandates within the current U.S. Energy and Farm Policies have stimulated a high level of corporate interest in the development of ethanol production plants. New ethanol production plants are currently being constructed across the USA.

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