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AZOMITE™ And Pigs

Customers report improved weight gain, feed conversion, disease resistance, litter size and litter livability.

Large Swine Producer
4 replication study with 15 pigs per pen - AZOMITE™ added at 0.5%


Barrows

Control AZOMITE™
Total pigs 58 61
Grow days 38.0 38.5
Average weight - beginning 12.1 13.5
Average weight - ending 45.1 48.4
Average gain per pig 33.0 34.9
Net gain 1,888.0 2,128.5
Average daily gain .0828 .0888

Guilts

Control AZOMITE™
Total pigs 60 61
Grow days 38.0 38.5
Average weight - beginning 12.5 13.6
Average weight - ending 45.5 48.0
Average gain per pig 33.0 34.4
Net gain 1,965.0 2083.5
Average daily gain .0845 .0863

Barrows and Gilts Combined

Total gain 3853 4212
Feed used 5714 5974
Feed conversion 1.483 1.418

 

Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Merlin D. Lindemann, was the study director for this four-replication pig study.
AZOMITE™ was added at 0.5% to the control diet.

Day 1-14 Control AZOMITE™
Average Daily Gain (lb) .45 .53+
Average Daily Feed (lb) .83 .93+
Feed Conversion 1.87 1.79

Day 1-21 Control AZOMITE™
Average Daily Gain (lb) .57 .69*
Average Daily Feed (lb) 1.05 1.22*
Feed Conversion 1.85 1.78

Day 1-28 Control AZOMITE™
Average Daily Gain (lb) .69 .79*
Average Daily Feed (lb) 1.28 1.42+
Feed Conversion 1.86 1.79

Growth Rate Increase - 14.5%

+ * Statistical significance of single degree-of-freedom comparisons
of each treatment to the control is denoted by + , *, for P<.10,
.05, respectively.  Four replicate pens used per treatment in the trial.

. Antibody Titer Immunoglobulins
Control 1.19 1.12
AZOMITE®

2.81

2.5

Sheep Red Cell Challenge Study, Cook et al., University of Wisconsin
(3 week old broilers; AZOMITE™ vs. control, P<.05)

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