Ralco Nutrition, Inc.

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Richard Dale Lamb

Brian Jon Knochenmus

Myrra Arlene Lamb

Michael David Johnson

Jon Kent Knochenmus

Eduard Guzovsky

Rachel Ann Raths

Evan Everette Johnson

Fredrik Ljunggren

Mike David Johnson

Chris Risley

Tom M Lattimore

Jon Hansen

Evan Johnson

David Bradley

Samuel Tutt

Embodiments include feed additive compositions for improving performance of a ruminant, methods of improving performance of a ruminant, and the like. The feed additive compositions for improving performance of a ruminant may include a blend of a cobalt compound and a yeast component. In some examples, the blend may further include an essential oil composition. The methods for improving performance of a ruminant may include administering to a ruminant a daily dose of the feed additive composition containing between about 3 and about 10 grams of the yeast component, and between about 75 and about 225 milligrams of the cobalt compound. The feed composition may perform at least one of the following: increase milk production of dairy cows, increase feed efficiency, increase digestibility, and improve early rumen development.

Compositions and methods of improving ruminant performance

A Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (S/MIME) key material publication system that converts cryptographic material extracted from digitally signed and validated S/MIME messages it receives into key material formats suitable for populating email address books. Publication of the address book contents both internal and external to an organization is done using the standard address book lightweight database access protocol (LDAP). The wide availability and coordination of such automated address books distributing key material across the Internet allows the large installed base of S/MIME email clients to immediately send secure encrypted email across organizational boundaries. The system serves the role of public key server thus removing a barrier to ubiquitous secure encrypted email by simplifying global key management.

Automated lightweight database access protocol secure/multipurpose internet mail extensions key server

Various seed, soil, and plant treatment compositions, methods of applying such compositions, and the like are described herein. The treatment compositions can comprise one or more zinc compounds, one or more iron compounds, and/or one or more molybdenum compounds. Applications of the treatment compositions can include being placed in-furrow, side-dressed in fields, used as foliar treatments, broadcast in soil, tilled in soil, or otherwise applied to seeds, soils, or plants.

Seed, soil, and plant treatment compositions

A system that translates between Internet of Things (IoT) protocols and Internet name management protocols (domain name system&#x2014;DNS) so as to allow the secure exchange of short messages through WiFi hotspots. Applications include but are not limited to remote configuration, control, tracking, telemetry, synchronization, emergency communication. The system is operated as an independent service or is integrated into hotspot or IoT management operations for public use or private use in an enterprise or home. The widespread installed base of hotspots, standardized IoT and DNS protocols allows the IoT ecosystem as a whole to immediately reap the benefits of greater communication capabilities.

Short message service for internet devices

Embodiments of the invention relate to a method of making a mineral product. The method includes contacting a carboxylic acid and an inorganic mineral compound sufficient to form a solution, reacting the solution over a period of time sufficient to provide a mineral chelated compound, transferring the mineral chelated compound to one or more molds prior to the compound substantially solidifying and reducing the size of the mineral chelated compound sufficient to provide a rapidly soluble mineral chelated product.

Organically chelated mineral compositions and methods thereof

Embodiments provide inorganic mineral chelated compositions, inorganic and organic salts of minerals, cobalt compounds and compositions, and treatment compositions, and methods of making and using the same. Mineral chelated compositions in combination with mineral salts have been shown to improve plant health, plant emergence, crop yield, plant health consistency, consistent or time-released bio-availability of nutrients in and around a plant, seed, or soil, plant resistance to disease and drought, and microbial catalysis. The compositions described herein can be applied directly to seeds, soil, or plants, or they can be incorporated with existing agricultural treatments and processes, reducing cost and time for farmers to implement the methods described herein. Compositions described herein may also be combined with other commercial products to enhance the efficacy thereof.

Agricultural compositions and applications utilizing mineral compounds

In general, embodiments of the present invention provide seed, soil, and plant treatment compositions, and methods of making and using such products and compositions. The use of these products and compositions can act as a plant protectant and increase the growth, health, and yield of various seeds and plants such as crops and grasses, and further provide similar benefit to soils.

Agricultural compositions and applications utilizing essential oils

In general, embodiments of the present invention provide antiviral essential oil compositions, and methods of making and using the same. Essential oil compositions can include one or more essential oils, such as thyme essential oil, oregano essential oil, and/or cinnamon essential, optionally in combination with one or more emulsifiers. Essential oil compositions can be in the form of an emulsion and have droplet sizes less than about 25 microns. The use of these compositions in organisms and systems provides beneficial antiviral effects, among others.

Antiviral compositions and methods

In general, embodiments of the present invention essential oil animal treatment compositions, and methods of making and using such products and compositions. The compositions comprise an essential oil fraction include including oregano essential oil, thyme essential oil, and cinnamon essential oil. The compositions can optionally include one or more emulsifiers and be in the form of an emulsion. An emulsifier can include arabinogalactan. The use of these products and compositions can enhance the health and feed efficiency of animals.

Essential oil compositions and applications utilizing essential oils

A system that converts standardized lightweight database access protocol (LDAP) requests into a series of domain name system (DNS) requests to look up requested information. DNS responses are validated using DNS security extensions (DNSSEC) to ensure their validity, then converted into standardized LDAP responses. The system is either operated as a service for public use on the Internet or private use in an enterprise; or as an application running on end user machines, e.g., laptops, mobile phones, to guarantee end-to-end security by validating responses on the end user machine. The standardized, widespread nature of the LDAP allows existing applications to immediately reap the benefits of global, ubiquitous, cross-organizational, trans-national data distribution via DNS secured by DNSSEC.

DNSSEC lightweight database access protocol gateway

A domain name server assists user's in selecting desired domains in the Internet. A domain name query is sent from a resolver process, or equivalent process, when the user (or a process on the user's computer) wishes to obtain information. If the domain name exists, the domain name server provides the corresponding machine address back to the user's computer. However, when the domain name query uses a non-existent domain name then a machine address for a computer that executes a domain recommendation engine is returned instead of a machine address associated with the invalid domain. The domain recommendation engine assists the user (or process on the user's computer) in locating a desired domain name. The domain name recommendation engine can take into account numerous factors that assist in determining the intended domain, including common misspellings, phonetic errors, sub-domain errors, past statistics on website accessing by the present user and prior users. Auxiliary information is provided to the user along with information to assist in locating the intended domain. The auxiliary information can include sponsorship information, referrals, advertisements, educational or other information. The auxiliary information can be in the form of image, audio, database of other types of information.

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Balaton, MN, United States of America

Richard Dale Lamb