Feed Grade Urea

Feed Grade Urea

Urea is an inorganic compound found in nature. Thanks to its technology South Africa produces technically pure Feed Grade Urea from the synthesis of natural gas and nitrogen found in the air. Feed Grade Urea is a solid white prill with an even round shape.

Non- protein nitrogen (NPN) compounds can be used to supplement the diets of ruminants across a range of feed strategies.

Nutritive Value
Protein is a major limiting nutrient for current animal production. Feed Grade Urea is a non-protein nitrogen (NPN) source for ruminants. Microbes in the rumen metabolize NPN compounds to produce ammonia and use this ammonia for microbial protein synthesis, that will be available for absorption through the gastrointestinal tract.

Feed Grade Urea has a typical value of 287.5 % equivalent crude protein for ruminants

Chemical formula: CO(NH2)2
FDA Registration No: Libya, Africa 18510922424