Gea Farm Technologies Gmbh

Devere Company, Inc.

Technologies Holdings Corporation

Zurex Pharmagra, LLC

Zurex Pharmaagra

Randal D Stevenson

Kevin L Torgerson

Nathan Hedlund

Robert L Buck

Carmine J Durham

Alejandro O Dee

Michael C Pawlak

Jeffrey S Hanson

Charles D Gradle

Sue Mendell

Glenn Gingrich

Thomas J Fahey

Sue M Mendell

A method of treating or protecting a mammalian teat by applying a topical composition to the teat, wherein the topical conditioning composition comprises (a) citrate; (b) methylene blue; and (c) an alkyl para-hydroxybenzoate; as well as related methods and compositions.

Method of treating a mammalian teat and related compositions

A surface treatment powder comprising (a) about 50 wt. % or more of a percarbonate, perphosphate, persulfate, peroxide or perborate salt; (b) about 0.2-10 wt. % of a chlorinated isocyanurate salt; and (c) a bleach activator, and method of using same to inhibit the growth of a microorganism on a surface.

Antimicrobial surface treatment

The present invention is directed to methods for applying bovine foot and hoof treatment compositions having two or more specific and complimentary antimicrobial components in a hoof bath just prior to use to work more effectively. These antimicrobial components may include antimicrobial inorganic salts of certain heavy metals, cationic agents, peroxides, aldehydes, fatty acids, iodines or other suitable compounds effective in the killing of microorganisms.

Hoof bath system

An animal bedding mixture is disclosed herein. The animal bedding mixture includes a bedding material and a bedding material additive. Bedding material is preferably straw, sawdust, sand or recycled manure solids. The bedding material additive is preferably 60-99% by weight absorbent clay powder, 0.1 to 35% by weight chlorite salt, and 0.01-35% by weight sodium bisulfate or sodium percarbonate. The bedding material additive of the present disclosure is inert when dry and neither germicidal or acidic. However, when the additive is exposed to moisture, such as animal urine, the sodium bisulfate will acidify the liquid, causing the formation of hypochlorous acid and chlorine dioxide. Hypochlorous acid and chlorine dioxide are very powerful, broad spectrum germicides that have proven efficacy against, and other micro-organisms commonly found in animal bedding.

Animal bedding additive and animal bedding containing the same

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Cottage Grove, WI, United States of America

Randal D Stevenson