Slow-Release Urea

Slow-Release Urea Feed Grade (Total Nitrogen ≥ 32.0%)

Slow-Release Urea is a specialized feed additive formulated for ruminant nutrition, designed to slowly release ammonia in the rumen to match the rate of microbial protein synthesis. It is a non-protein nitrogen (NPN) source that serves as an effective alternative to expensive protein feed ingredients such as soybean meal, helping to reduce feed costs while maintaining animal performance.

This product is designed to be incorporated into animal feed at specific ratios, ensuring that ruminants receive the appropriate dosage of slow-release urea. Unlike conventional urea which is rapidly hydrolyzed by urease in the rumen, slow-release urea significantly reduces the rate of ammonia release. This prevents nitrogen waste and reduces the risk of ammonia toxicity, as ammonia release is synchronized with carbon skeleton availability for microbial protein synthesis. The total nitrogen content of ≥32.0% ensures a high nutrient density, making it a cost-effective protein substitute for cattle, sheep, and other ruminants. Studies have shown that slow-release urea technology can increase nitrogen utilization efficiency by promoting microbial protein synthesis, enhancing animal production performance such as milk yield and weight gain, while reducing feed costs and minimizing environmental pollution from nitrogen excretion.

Slow-Release Urea is carefully manufactured to maintain consistent quality, with strict attention to the proper formulation of urea and other necessary components to guarantee its efficacy and safety for use in ruminant farming operations.