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Poultry and Animal Feed Additive

Sodium Humate

Product code RXSOL-97-9701-025

Humic substances are organic compounds that are important components of humus, the major organic fraction of soil, peat, and coal

Description
Fulvic acid product for aquaculture, suitable for fish farming, shrimp culture, pond water conditioning and aquatic feed supplementation.

 

RXSOL AQUA FULVIC – Mineral Fulvic Acid for Aquaculture

Aquaculture Feed Supplement | Pond Water Conditioner | Fish & Shrimp Farming

Product Description

RXSOL AQUA FULVIC is a proposed mineral-derived fulvic acid formulation designed for aquaculture applications. Sourced from lignite or leonardite, fulvic acid contains naturally occurring organic compounds that may support aquatic animal nutrition and pond water management.

In appropriately formulated and tested products, fulvic substances may contribute to antioxidant activity, digestive function and intestinal health in selected fish species.

The product can be developed for two applications: as a feed-grade supplement for fish and shrimp, and as a water-conditioning agent for aquaculture ponds.

Sodium humate is made from natural lignite or leonardite, mainly used as animal feed and also used in aquaculture for water treatment agent and has shading effect.

Application
Application

SODIUM HUMATE FOR ANIMAL

1. Chickens eat sodium granules instead of small stones, reducing ammonia content in the body and enhancing the quality of meat

2. Increase egg production rate and the quality and taste of meat ,and increase the luster of animal fur.

3. Increase the effectiveness of animal feed.

4. Reduce the animal's absorption of toxic substances.

5. Diminish inflammatory, anti-biosis and anti-virus.

6. Increase immunity and metabolism.

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Precautions
Precautions

Preliminary Dosage Guidance

Application

Research / Trial Range

Fish Feed

0.1–0.5% of finished feed

Selected Fish Research

Up to 0.8–1%, depending on species

Shrimp Feed

Determine through feeding trials

Pond Water Application

15–30 kg/ha at 1 m water depth, as a preliminary trial range