Biovance Technologies, Inc.

Biovance Nebraska

Other

Ajinomoto Co., Ltd.

Church Dwight & Co., Inc.

William E Julien

Hiroyuki Sato

Takeshi Fujieda

Lyle M Rode

Hiroyuki Suzuki

Stephen P Krajicek

A composition, and method of use, for controlling, reducing or preventing the growth of protozoal bacteria in the rumen of a ruminant comprising cell bodies of a facultative anaerobe selected from the group consisting ofcell bodies andcell bodies or a mixture ofcell bodies andcell bodies, glutamic acid fermentation solubles, corn fermentation solubles, glutamic acid fermentation solubles and corn fermentation solubles.

Antiprotozoal composition

A feed additive for equines, comprising dried glutamic acid fermentation solubles, dried corn fermentation solubles, or a mixture of dried glutamic acid fermentation solubles and dried corn fermentation solubles, wherein said dried solubles have been dried to a total moisture content of less than 30% by weight at a temperature not less than about 80&#xb0; F. and not more than about 900.

Feed additive and method for controlling large bowel fermentation in the horse and similar animals

A soil adjuvant, comprising dried glutamic acid fermentation solubles, dried corn fermentation solubles, or a mixture of dried glutamic acid fermentation solubles and dried corn fermentation solubles, wherein said dried solubles have been dried to a total moisture content of less than 30% by weight at a temperature not less than about 80&deg; F. and not more than about 900&deg; F. The dried fermentation solubles can be mixed with a carrier, such as corn middlings, in a ratio of 1:10 to 10:1 by weight.

Method for the production of a unique soil adjuvant for horticultural and agronomic use

A feed additive for ruminants, comprising dried glutamic acid fermentation solubles, dried corn fermentation solubles, or a mixture of dried glutamic acid fermentation solubles and dried corn fermentation solubles, wherein said dried solubles have been dried to a total moisture content of less than 30% by weight at a temperature not less than about 80&deg; F. and not more than about 900&deg; F.

Feed additive for ruminant animals

A method for supplementing the amino acid levels in ruminants is provided where rumen-protected amino acids, particularly lysine and/or methionine, are used to supplement ruminant feed.

Method for supplementing amino acid levels in ruminant animals

A feed additive for ruminants, comprising dried fungal and/or bacterial fermentation by products which provide glutamic acid fermentation solubles, dried corn fermentation solubles, or a mixture of dried glutamic acid fermentation solubles and dried corn fermentation solubles, wherein the dried solubles have been dried to a total moisture content of less than 30% by weight at a temperature not less than about 80.degree. F. and not more than about 900.degree. F.

Feed additive for ruminant animals containing fungal and/or bacterial

A feed additive for ruminants, comprising dried glutamic acid fermentation solubles, dried corn fermentation solubles, or a mixture of dried glutamic acid fermentation solubles and dried corn fermentation solubles, wherein the dried solubles have been dried to a total moisture content of less than 30% by weight at a temperature not less than about 80.degree. F. and not more than about 900.degree. F.

Method of making a feed additive for ruminant animals

Feed additive for ruminant animals and a method for feeding a ruminant

A liquid feed supplement includes a blend of aromatic flavoring agents in a fat-miscible liquid base and liquid fats. In the preferred form of the invention, the liquid fats are a blend of one source of fatty acids having a carbon chain length between 2 and 21 carbon atoms and a second source of fatty acids having a carbon chain length between 14 and 21 carbon atoms. The best results have been obtained with a propionic acid base solution for the flavoring agents; coconut oil for the first fat source; and a blend of corn and soy oils for the second fat source. The supplement not only increases the production performance, but also overcomes caloric satiety so as to increase total feed intake in monogastrics.

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Omaha, NE, United States of America

William E Julien