H.J. Baker’s MetaboLys By-pass Lysine for Dairy Increases Milk Production
John K. Bernard of the Animal and Dairy Science Department at the University of Georgia stated: "Results of the trial show approximately 89% of MetaboLys By-pass Lysine was undegraded after 16 hours of ruminal exposure and approximately 80% was digested in the small intestine. Therefore, the metabolizable lysine content of MetaboLys By-pass Lysine is 70.55%."
Danny Wright of H.J. Baker commented: "We know that an effective bypass lysine supplement, one that will potentially support milk synthesis, must be digestible in the small intestine but be resistant to ruminal degradation. When we introduced MetaboLys By-pass Lysine at the American Dairy Science Association meeting in New Orleans in July, we stated that it was designed to increase milk production, improve milk components and allow you to formulate to reduce ration costs and boost feed efficiency. In addition, we discussed the patent-pending advanced coating technology, which makes the product unique to the market. Now, with these results, we can clearly see the product is performing as designed."
MetaboLys By-pass Lysine is a patent-pending, rumen-protected lysine that provides lipid-coated lysine sulphate protection in the rumen while allowing for digestion in the intestine in lactating cows. Initial research conducted by the University of Georgia determined that MetaboLys By-pass Lysine improves lactation and efficiency, improves protein nutrition and improves production response. Ongoing university testing and field trials will continue with lactating and cannulated cows for ruminal and duodenal digestibility. A stringent quality control program tests every batch for rumen bypass value, continuing H.J. Baker’s commitment to its products and their quality.
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