ADM introduces customizable feed solutions platform

ADM introduces customizable feed solutions platform

ADM Animal Nutrition, a division of Archer Daniels Midland Company, this week launched a new customizable feed solutions platform for livestock producers that helps animals adapt to nutritional stresses, enhances animal wellbeing and productivity and ultimately helps increase profit potential for producers.

ADM's unique solutions platform, developed in alliance with Austrian-based ANCO Animal Nutrition Competence GmbH, is made up of the feed additive Anco® FIT, which incorporates Gut Agility®, an activator that empowers animals to be more robust and efficient in the face of dietary challenges and stressors, and CitriStim®, an ADM proprietary, unique, whole-cell yeast product with scientifically proven efficacy. These two additives are used in combination with an adsorbent to counteract a wide variety of on-farm nutritional challenges.

"Although grain crop challenges vary by climate and region, ADM's vast network offers expert insight into the landscape of farms across the U.S.," says Ruben Beltran, product manager for ADM Animal Nutrition. "This insight gives ADM the ability to identify specific nutritional stressors for individual farms and create customized feed solutions while making specie-based palatability adjustments that support optimized intake when grain or ensiled crop quality is potentially compromised."

ADM's customizable feed solutions platform is designed for the nutritional management of dairy cattle, swine and poultry. The product line is currently available in the U.S.

To learn more about how ADM Animal Nutrition is helping American livestock producers combat nutritional stressors present in grain and ensiled crops, contact ADM Animal Nutrition at 800-775-3295, ANI.SpecialtyIngredients@adm.com, or visit www.adm.com/SpecialtyIngredients or www.anco.net.

About ADM Animal Nutrition‚Ñ¢
ADM Animal Nutrition is a leading manufacturing, nutrition and marketing business offering a wide range of innovative products for the animal nutrition market. Known as a global leader in amino acids, ADM Animal Nutrition also offers consistent, high-quality feed products, supplements, premixes, custom ingredient blends and specialty feed ingredients designed to provide leading-edge solutions, enabling our customers to meet and optimize animal health and nutrition goals. Learn more at www.ADMAnimalNutrition.com.

 

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