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Habio β-Glucanase Feed Enzyme for Improved Digestibility and Animal Feed Performance Advanced β-Glucan Degrading Enzyme for Better Nutrient Utilization in Livestock and Poultry Feed
Habio β-Glucanase Feed Enzyme for Improved Digestibility and Animal Feed Performance
Habio β-Glucanase is a high-performance feed enzyme developed to specifically hydrolyze β-glucan, one of the major anti-nutritional polysaccharides commonly found in wheat, barley and other plant-based feed ingredients.
β-glucan can increase intestinal viscosity, interfere with nutrient digestion and reduce feed utilization efficiency. Habio β-Glucanase helps break down β-glucan effectively, releasing more available nutrients from feed and supporting healthier digestion in animals.
It is widely used in poultry and livestock diets to improve feed conversion, intestinal health and production performance.
β-glucan is widely present in cereal grains and feed raw materials such as:
- Wheat bran
- Barley
- Corn DDGS
- Soybean meal
- Sunflower meal
- Corn
- Peanut meal
These non-starch polysaccharides can negatively affect digestion by:
- increasing digesta viscosity
- reducing enzyme-substrate interaction
- trapping nutrients inside plant cell walls
- limiting nutrient absorption in the intestine
Supplementing β-Glucanase helps degrade β-glucan efficiently and improves nutrient release throughout digestion.
Breaks down β-glucan in feed ingredients and promotes nutrient release from plant cell walls.
Helps lower digesta viscosity and improves digestive enzyme accessibility.
Supports better feed utilization and improved growth performance.
Promotes healthier intestinal morphology and nutrient absorption.
Supports better production efficiency in poultry and livestock.
Helps decrease undigested nutrient excretion and contributes to improved farm environmental management.
- Specific enzymatic activity targeting β-glucan
- Efficient degradation of cereal NSP
- Stable enzymatic performance in feed applications
- Suitable for wheat- and barley-based diets
- Supports intestinal health and digestive efficiency
- Compatible with poultry and livestock feed formulations
One unit (U) of glucanase is defined as the quantity of enzyme, which liberates 1μmol reducing sugar per minute from 4mg/mL β-glucan solution at 37℃, pH5.5.
Recommended for:
- Broiler feed
- Layer feed
- Pig feed
- Wheat-based feed
- Barley-based feed
- Corn DDGS diets
- Compound feed formulations
(Actual inclusion rate may be adjusted according to feed formulation and application conditions.)
Avoid direct sunlight, rain, excessive humidity and high temperature.
Ken Huang /Overseas Marketing Dept.
Mianyang Habio Bioengineering Co.,Ltd.
No.69 Hongen East Road, Economic-Technological Development Area,
Mianyang, Sichuan, P.R.China.
Mobile/WeChat/Whatsapp: +86 13551111737
E-MAIL:ken@habio.net
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