ammonium chloride feed

Scientific Opinion on ammonium chloride (Amoklor) for  - EFSAJan 31, 2012 - Ammonium chloride in complete diet for lambs for fattening at the maximum dose of 1 % is considered safe for a limited period of feeding EFSA opinion: Ammonium chloride for bovines  - AllAboutFeedJun 15, 2012 - A feed concentration of 1% ammonium chloride is considered safe for ruminants for a restricted period of time (approximately 3 months)
Ruminal Infusion of Ammonium Chloride in Lactating Cows toAmmonium chloride was infused ruminally for 5 consecutive days after morning feeding when cows were fed milking rations containing 13.2 and 10.4% proteinURGENT NEWS 176: Ammonium Chloride for RuminantsNov 5, 2012 - Ammonium chloride is classified as a feed additive under EU legislation. The original authorisation, listed in the Community Register of Feed Ammonium Chloride - Premier1SuppliesThis product is to be used only in feed for cattle, sheep, goats and as a source of non-protein nitrogen at a level not to exceed 1.0% ammonium chloride in the ammonium chloride and ammonium sulfate in cattle feedlotkg) over a 112 day feeding period. Feed con- version was increased only on the ration con- taining the higher level of ammonium chloride. The cost of gain was ammonium chloride - EFSAJan 5, 2016 - A concentration of 10,000 mg Amoklor/kg complete feed is considered as safe for ruminants when administered during a restricted feeding period