HUMIC FERTILIZER BY PRECOFERT

How to use PRECOCARE

Organo-Mineral concentrate intended for plant growth stimulation

How to Apply PRECOCARE

Using PRECOCARE in livestock and poultry diets can significantly boost nutritional efficiency by 10–20%* when a 0.2% solution of the humic additive is used.

This enhancement translates into several key benefits:

Additionally, PRECOCARE improves the resistance of animals and poultry to environmental stress and feed toxins. It supports optimized nutrient intake and enhances overall feed efficiency.

*Results based on conducted trials.

1. Mixing with Dry Feed Ingredients

You can mix directly with all types of dry feed ingredients. This can be done on farms during daily feed preparation using feed mixers or feeding systems for (dairy) cattle. This method ensures an even distribution throughout the feed.

2. Spraying on Industrial-Made Feed

Spraying on industrial-made feed reduces odor and ammonia concentration in animal housing, which improves air quality. This technique is suitable for farm animals kept on bedding or litter, including poultry, pigs, and rabbits. To apply the concentrate effectively, use a sprayer that distributes the product evenly and safely over the bedding or litter.

3. Dissolving in Water and Adding It to Drinking Water

Dissolving in water and adding it to the animals’ drinking water ensures a continuous intake of the product and enhances hydration levels. This method is simple and convenient, requiring no special equipment. However, it may not be suitable for all animals or water sources, as some animals may not drink sufficient amounts of water.

4. Spraying on the Surface of Ready-Made Feed

Spraying on ready-made pelleted, extruded, or granulated feed improves feed palatability and reduces dust formation. This method is beneficial for both feed manufacturers and farmers. Ensure you use a sprayer capable of applying evenly and safely onto the feed.

5. Soaking Feed in a Solution of PRECOCRE

Soaking feed in the peat-sapropel product helps with the solubility and bioavailability of the product, improving its absorption by animals. This method is ideal for farmers who prepare their own feed, as it requires no special equipment. However, it may not be suitable for all types of feed or animals, as some feed may become overly wet, and certain animals may prefer dry feed.