SYRIAN POULTRY FARMER’S STUDY

Objectives

1) Determine the affect of AquaClean/ML usage on poultry production through:

Adding AquaClean/ML to the birds drinking water in order to minimize the effects of pathogenic bacteria in birds intestine and stomach, hoping to reduce the mortality rate and improving the birds overall health conditions, and,

Spraying AquaClean/ML on the floors of the barns, thus eliminating the various gases produced by the chickens’ manure, with the hope of improving the environmental conditions, which in turn would result in healthier birds and increase overall production profits.

Analysis benefits as measured by tracking the following data:

Mortality rate versus standard control

Weight of average chicken versus standard control

Feed conversion coefficient versus standard control

 

Conclusion

This Poultry Trial Project has proven that the efficacy of the usage of AquaClean / Microbe-Liftas a cost effective food additive in poultry production.  The economics benefits to the poultry industry can be summarized :

Increased the Average Weight

As referenced in the trial, the average bird weighted 0.447 kgm more than the control birds, which amounted to a value of some U.S.$ 0.894 per bird.

Reduced Mortality Rate

The experimental group exhibited a mortality of only 9.91% versus 22.17% for the control group, amounting to increase of U.S.$ 0.493 per bird.

Reduced Feed Cost

Conversion rate improved from 3.14 kgm of feed to one kgm of meat, to 2.85 kgm of feed to one kgm of meat, resulting in a savings of U.S. $ 0.203.

While Net Savings will vary by market, this trial in Syria resulted in a 34.61% increaseing profit based on the total selling price of experimental herd versus the control herd.  The additional benefit,albeit subjective, was the significant reduction in odor.  This was noticed by our Staff and Neighbors,a true benefit to our position in the community. We are indeed quite pleased with the results, and will certainly continue to use AquaClean / Microbe-Liftas a fundamental part of our production regime.