Sodium Bicarbonate Feed Grade has a wide range of uses. In livestock and poultry feeding, its function is very important. First, it can regulate the acid-base balance in livestock and poultry. When livestock and poultry grow and metabolize, the acid-base state in the body is related to their health and production performance. Sodium Bicarbonate Feed Grade can effectively buffer the pH in the gastrointestinal tract of livestock and poultry, ensure the stability of the gastrointestinal environment, and facilitate feed digestion and nutrient absorption. For example, in the rumen of ruminants, it can maintain the appropriate pH in the rumen, ensure the normal activity of rumen microorganisms, promote the fermentation and decomposition of coarse feed, and improve the utilization rate of forage for ruminants. Second, it can improve the ability of livestock and poultry to resist heat stress. During the hot summer, livestock and poultry are susceptible to heat stress, resulting in reduced feed intake, slow growth, and poor production performance. Sodium Bicarbonate Feed Grade can adjust the electrolyte balance in livestock and poultry and reduce the harm of heat stress. Supplementing an appropriate amount of sodium bicarbonate can maintain a good physiological state of livestock and poultry, increase feed intake, and ensure growth and production. Third, it is also helpful to improve the production performance of livestock and poultry. In egg and poultry breeding, appropriate addition can improve the quality of eggshells and improve the quality of egg products. Because sodium bicarbonate can increase the concentration of carbonate ions in the blood, it helps to form eggshells. In meat poultry and meat pig breeding, it can promote growth, improve feed conversion rate, and increase breeding benefits. Fourth, it also has a certain bacteriostatic effect. It can change the acid-base environment for microorganisms to survive, inhibit the growth of harmful microorganisms, maintain the health of the gastrointestinal tract of livestock and poultry, and reduce the probability of disease.

Sodium Bicarbonate Feed Grade. Its Quality Standard is related to the quality of feed and the health of animals, which is very important. First, it is related to purity. The purity of Sodium Bicarbonate Feed Grade should reach a certain level. Generally speaking, the content of its main component sodium bicarbonate should be very high, and it contains few impurities. Excessive impurities may affect the digestion and absorption of feed by animals, or even cause adverse reactions. For example, if it contains harmful impurities such as heavy metals, long-term feeding will endanger the animal body, causing its growth to be blocked and immunity to decline. Second, particle size is also a key standard. Appropriate particle size is conducive to its uniform dispersion in feed. If the particle size is too large, it is difficult to fully mix with the feed, and some animals eat it, or the local sodium bicarbonate concentration is too high, which irritates the stomach; if the particle size is too small, although the dispersion is good, it may affect its fluidity and cause inconvenience in the feed processing process. Third, the content of heavy metals must be strictly controlled. Heavy metals such as lead, mercury, and cadmium, even in trace amounts, accumulate in animals for a long time, which not only affects the animal's own health, but also causes illness and death, and is transmitted through the food chain, endangering human health. Therefore, the content of heavy metals in Sodium Bicarbonate Feed Grade must be extremely low and meet relevant safety standards. Fourth, pH is also required. Appropriate pH is helpful in maintaining the acid-base balance in animals. Peracid or alkali are not conducive to the normal physiological function of animals, affecting their metabolism, digestive enzyme activities, etc., which in turn affects animal growth performance and production efficiency. The Quality Standards of Sodium Bicarbonate Feed Grade are of great significance to the feed industry and animal breeding. All standards should be strictly followed to ensure feed quality and animal health.

Sodium Bicarbonate Feed Grade. Let me explain in detail how to add it correctly in the feed. First, the amount added must be reviewed in detail. It varies according to the type and growth stage of livestock and poultry. Such as young poultry and young animals, the digestive system is not complete, and the amount added should be small to prevent discomfort. Adult livestock and poultry, with strong metabolism, can be increased as appropriate. Generally speaking, in poultry feed, it is often added at a ratio of 0.1% - 0.5%; depending on the specific type of livestock, it may be slightly higher or lower. Second, when adding, pay attention to uniformity. You can first mix Sodium Bicarbonate Feed Grade with a small amount of fine feed, such as corn flour, etc., after fully stirring, so that it is evenly dispersed, and then pour it into a large amount of feed, stirring repeatedly, so that each feed contains an appropriate amount of sodium bicarbonate. In this way, when feeding livestock and poultry, the intake is uniform. Furthermore, when adding, you should also pay attention to the overall composition of the feed. If the feed has a high content of alkaline substances, or the acidity is low, the addition amount should be reduced. On the contrary, if the feed is slightly acidic, the addition amount can be appropriately increased to maintain the acid-base balance in livestock and poultry. And add Sodium Bicarbonate Feed Grade, which is suitable for use in warm seasons or when livestock and poultry are stressed. Due to the rapid respiration of livestock and poultry caused by warmth, excessive carbon dioxide is discharged from the body, which is prone to alkali poisoning. Adding it at this time can stabilize acid and alkali. Livestock and poultry encounter stress and metabolic disorders. Adding it also helps to regulate physiological functions. When operating, be sure to ensure the quality of sodium bicarbonate to avoid moisture and deterioration. Proper storage and use of clean utensils can be correctly added to the feed to ensure the healthy growth and good production performance of livestock and poultry.

Sodium Bicarbonate Feed Grade it may react when various beverage additives are combined with other ingredients. Sodium bicarbonate is mild in nature, but it is easy to react when it encounters acidic ingredients. For example, if it encounters acidic substances such as citric acid and malic acid, the two meet, that is, a chemical reaction. In this reaction, sodium bicarbonate interacts with acid to produce carbon dioxide gas, which is commonly found in the production of carbonated beverages such as soda, which makes the beverage bubbly and refreshing. In addition, it may react with certain metal salt ingredients. If it is formed with calcium salts or calcium carbonate precipitation, this is related to the balance and stability of minerals in the feed or drink. In high temperature environments, sodium bicarbonate itself will also decompose, releasing carbon dioxide, water and sodium carbonate. If this substance is added to baked goods as a leavening agent, when baking at high temperature, sodium bicarbonate decomposes to produce gas, making the food expand and soften. In the formulation design of feed or beverage production, the suitability of Sodium Bicarbonate Feed Grade and other ingredients must be carefully considered. It is necessary to know the chemical properties of each ingredient in detail to avoid adverse reactions and ensure product quality and performance. For example, in feed, consider its impact on animal digestion and absorption, and interact with other nutrients to ensure the healthy growth of animals. In beverages, consider the taste, stability, and safety to ensure that the beverages are of good quality and meet the needs of consumers.

Sodium Bicarbonate Feed Grade, its storage conditions are very critical. It needs to be placed in a dry, cool and well-ventilated place. Dry environment can protect it from moisture. If the environment is humid, sodium bicarbonate is easy to absorb water and agglomerate, which not only affects its physical properties, but also reduces its active ingredient content, thereby reducing its efficacy in feed. For example, during the rainy season in the south, the air humidity is high. If it is not stored properly, Sodium Bicarbonate Feed Grade is prone to moisture and deterioration. A cool place can prevent the temperature from being too high. Due to high temperature, sodium bicarbonate will decompose, generating sodium carbonate, carbon dioxide and water, which will deteriorate its quality. Therefore, in hot summer days, it is necessary to pay special attention to its storage environment and do not let it be in a high temperature environment. Well ventilated, it can maintain air circulation, disperse moisture and heat that may accumulate, and further maintain its stability. And the storage place should be away from fire sources, heat sources and oxidants. Although sodium bicarbonate is relatively stable in nature, it may still cause danger in case of open flames, hot topics or contact with oxidants. At the same time, it should be stored separately from toxic and harmful substances to prevent pollution. Storage containers should also be well sealed. They are usually packed in plastic woven bags lined with plastic bags to ensure that they are not disturbed by external environmental factors, so as to maintain good quality for a long time and play their due role in feed applications.