Knowde Enhanced TDS
Identification & Functionality
- Animal Feed & Nutrition Functions
- Technologies
Features & Benefits
- Features & Advantages
- Stack Up Profits with HayPro® II
- Better hay – Baled sooner with HayPro
- Don’t let hay get rained on this year. Beat the weather and bale some of the most beautiful hay you have ever made. HayPro® II allows you to harvest more hay and more profit from the same field. Baling sooner means more tons of protien and dry matter per acre – not just more water. HayPro® II is the most effective hay product in the world today. It dosen’t matter what kind of hay you bale: grass, clover, alfalfa, or a mix. With HayPro® II there is no gamble, just top quaility hay and peace of mind. Don’t settle for anything less!
- HayPro® II was developed to inhibit the organisms that cause heating and mold in high moisture grains. It is composed of naturally occurring digestive acids that are pH balanced for stability. These acids are among nature’s most powerful mold and bacteria inhibitors. This product is as a mold inhibitor in feeds. HayPro® II is a safe, natural way to protect grain.
Advantages
- Bale hay with 20-35% moisture
- On legume hay, average 15% more dry matter.
- Bale earlier in the morning and later at night
- Less mechanical handling
- Non-corrosive –it will not remove paint
- No moldy or dusty hay – no worry about barn fires
- Source of energy for cows and horses
- Easy and safe to handle –will not burn skin and is as safe as vinegar
- Full-strength hay preservative at an economical price
- Hay treated with HayPro II was shown to be beneficial for horses due to its decreased dust and mold content.
Applications & Uses
- Markets
- Animal Species
- Application Rates
TMR Qts/ton Any component has mold or is excessively hot or has a yeasty or off aroma. Feed is hot at feed out or cattle back off feed within 6 hours. 1% Want to maintain feed quality for two to three days. Grain in ration subject to heating within 24 hours. 1 Feed not holding as well as you would like for a reasonable time. Warm/humid weather shortening bunk life. 3/4 Silage Qts/ton Visible mold on plant in field or windrow. Silo has a history of producing moldy and/or hot feed. Silage too dry- but no Iower than 40% moisture. Silage chopped a little to course. Silage structure is old. Good pack is difficult to achieve- pile etc. 1% Transferring well fermented silage from one structure to another. Silo has a history of producing silage with poor bunk life or rapid heating of feed out. Mold potential exists-warm, humid weather, delayed harvest due to weather. 1 To maintain the freshness and quality of properly ensiled material by inhibiting initial mold or yeast. To maintain uniform quality at feed out. 3/4