HCL 98.5% Swine Feed Additives Amino Acids L-Lysine Hydrochloride

Lysine Swine Feed Additives is not only an essential amino acid for the human body, but also one of the essential amino acids for animals. It is an important part of protein synthesis. Although plant proteins contain a small amount of lysine, it cannot meet the needs of animals. Adding an appropriate amount of lysine to animal feed is beneficial for the healthy growth of animals.

The use of digestible or exploitable amino acids in the formulation of diets can improve the accuracy and protein utilization efficiency of the diet. The absorption efficiency of D-type and L-type lysine is different. D-lysine can hardly be absorbed and utilized, and L-lysine is mainly biologically active.

Application

1. Swine Feed Additives

(1) The protein content of feed can be appropriately reduced to facilitate the conversion of protein in the pig body into muscle protein, thereby improving the lean meat rate and slaughter rate of the carcass.

(2) Lysine and arginine have an antagonistic effect, and when the ratio of the two is appropriate (the dosage of lysine cannot be higher than 20% of arginine), it can improve the production performance of pigs.

2. Fish feed

Lysine is an essential limiting amino acid for fish. Adding it to plant feed can not only replace fish meal, but also reduce phosphorus emissions (phosphorus content in plant protein is lower than that in fish meal) and reduce pollution.

3. Other functions

Amino acids can participate in the biochemical reactions and physiological functions of poultry and livestock. If lysine is lacking in feed, it can make it difficult to fully utilize other amino acids, and also cause central nervous system obstruction and protein imbalance in the body.

Dosage

When adding lysine to feed, the dosage should be determined based on the nutritional needs of livestock and poultry. Generally, the dosage is 0.05-0.3%, which means adding 500-3000 grams per ton of feed is sufficient.

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