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MCP - Monocalcium Phosphate (22% P)

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MCP - Monocalcium Phosphate (22% P)
Poultry Additives

MCP - Monocalcium Phosphate (22% P)

High-Purity Feed Grade Phosphate

Description

Monocalcium Phosphate (MCP) feed grade is a highly soluble, free-flowing granular phosphate source with superior biological availability. Designed to efficiently supply essential phosphorus and calcium to poultry and ruminants for bone density and ATP energy metabolism.

settings Function

Provides bioavailable phosphorus and calcium essential for skeletal formulation and cellular energy

science Active Ingredient

Total Phosphorus: 22-23%, Calcium: 16-17%

verified Purpose

Correcting phosphorus deficiency and optimizing metabolic energy transfer.

info Usage

Poultry: 5–15 kg/ton. Ruminants: 10–40 kg/ton premix or concentrate.

apps Applications

Blended into poultry, layer, swine, and ruminant rations and mineral premixes.

stars Features

• Highest biological value and solubility among inorganic phosphates. • Uniform granular form ensures dust-free handling and homeogenous mixing. • Very low fluorine and heavy metal concentrations. • Enhances bone development, eggshell thickness, and reproductive efficiency.

thumb_up Benefits

• Maximizes skeletal strength and layer shell structure. • Drives growth rate and bovine fertility. • Reduces unabsorbed phosphorus excretion in manure.

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