Mineral supplementation covers the macro minerals a ration cannot supply from its raw materials, plus the trace elements needed in milligram quantities.
Phosphorus and calcium are the volume story; trace elements are the precision one. Both come down to the same procurement questions — assay consistency, particle size for even distribution through a premix, and documentation for the QA file.
What we supply
Phosphate sources (Dicalcium Phosphate, Monocalcium Phosphate), calcium salts (Calcium Gluconate, Calcium Sulfate), Magnesium Oxide, Zinc Oxide, Manganese Sulphate, and amino acid chelates of copper and selenium.
What we supply
Dicalcium PhosphateMonocalcium PhosphateCalcium GluconateCalcium SulfateMagnesium OxideZinc OxideManganese SulphateCopper Amino acid chelateSelenium Amino acid chelate
Phosphate sources Dicalcium and monocalcium phosphate are the workhorse phosphorus sources. The choice turns on available phosphorus, calcium ratio and how the material behaves through the mixer.
Chelated trace elements Copper and selenium amino acid chelates present the trace element bound to an amino acid, which changes how it behaves against antagonists in the mix compared with a sulfate salt.
Macro minerals Magnesium oxide, zinc oxide and calcium sulfate cover the macro and structural mineral side, all supplied as dry powders that blend into premix without a carrier change.