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MOQ	27Tons
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Introduction:

Monocalcium Phosphate Feed Grade (MCP) is a mineral additive widely used in animal feeds, providing easily absorbable calcium and phosphorus, two important elements. These minerals are essential for the growth and development, bone health, and overall metabolic function of livestock and poultry.

Features:

1. Calcium and phosphorus supplementation: Monocalcium phosphate feed grade is an important mineral additive in animal feed, which can supplement the animal's needs for calcium and phosphorus. These two minerals are the main components of bone and tooth formation in animals and are essential for the growth and development of animals.
2. Promote bone health: By providing sufficient calcium and phosphorus, monocalcium phosphate feed grade helps promote the healthy development of animal bones and maintain bone strength. This plays an important role in preventing bone diseases such as rickets and osteomalacia.
3. Improve production performance: The addition of monocalcium phosphate feed grade can promote the growth and development of animals, and increase the rate of weight gain and feed conversion rate. This means higher production efficiency and economic benefits for animal husbandry and breeding industries.
4. Low toxicity: As a feed additive, monocalcium phosphate feed grade has low toxicity and will not cause obvious toxic effects on animals. At the same time, its metabolites are also easily excreted from the body and will not accumulate in the body to cause harm.

 

Usage:

Poultry: In poultry feeds, monocalcium phosphate feed grade is often used to support rapid growth and high egg production. Its 16-18% calcium content is essential for eggshell formation, significantly improving eggshell quality and reducing breakage.
Pigs: monocalcium phosphate feed grade is commonly used in pig feed formulations to support bone development and improve reproductive performance. Particularly in growing and breeding sow feeds, a phosphorus content of 21-24% is important to maintain high performance.
Cattle: For dairy and beef cattle, monocalcium phosphate feed grade is key to maintaining bone health and supporting milk production. Cows need a lot of calcium and phosphorus during the lactation period, and monocalcium phosphate feed grade provides the ideal calcium-to-phosphorus ratio to ensure that cows can maintain high milk production and good bone health.
Sheep and goats: monocalcium phosphate feed grade also plays an important role in sheep and goat feeds, preventing slow growth and bone problems caused by calcium and phosphorus deficiencies, especially during the high-demand periods of pregnancy and lactation.

 

 

Monocalcium phosphate Feed Grade
Structure:	Formula: Ca(H2PO4)2·H2O
	Formula Weight: 252.07
	CAS: 7758-23-8
	No. of Standard: GB/T 22548-2017
Tests	Specifications
Total P:	22%min	22.30%	22.70%
		min	min
Water-soluble P rate::	75%min	75%min	75%min
Available Phosphorus	90%min	90%min	90%min
(2% Citric Acid Solubility)
Calcium(Ca):	13%min	13%min	13%min
Fluorine(F):	0.18% max	0.18%	0.18% max
		max
Arsenic(As):	15PPM max	15PPM max	15PPM max
Lead(Pb):	15PPM max	15PPM max	15PPM max
Cadmium(Cd):	10PPM max	10PPM max	10PPM max
PH(2.4g/L Water Solution)	＞3	＞3	＞3
Water Content:	4%max	4%max	4%max
Particle Size Pass 0.2-1.2MM	90% min	90% min	90% min

 

Q: What is monodicalcium phosphate feed grade?
Monocalcium phosphate feed grade is a mineral additive widely used in animal feed. It is a blend of monocalcium phosphate (MCP) and dicalcium phosphate (DCP) to provide an efficient source of calcium and phosphorus to support bone development, metabolic function, and overall health of animals.

 

Q: How to use monodicalcium phosphate feed grade correctly?
Feed-grade monocalcium phosphate is usually mixed with other feed ingredients to ensure uniform distribution. The specific dosage depends on the animal species, age, production stage, and the overall nutritional composition of the feed. It is recommended to consult a veterinarian or animal nutritionist before use to determine the most suitable dosage and ratio.

 

Q: What are the risks of overdosing on monodicalcium phosphate feed grade?
Overdosing feed-grade monocalcium phosphate may lead to an imbalance in the calcium-phosphorus ratio, which in turn may cause health problems such as urinary stones or bone deformities. Therefore, it is very important to ensure the proper ratio of calcium and phosphorus in the feed.

 

Q: What is the difference between monodicalcium phosphate feed grade and other calcium and phosphorus supplements?
Compared with pure monocalcium phosphate or dicalcium phosphate, feed-grade monocalcium phosphate has higher water solubility and bioavailability. It combines the advantages of both, provides a balanced supply of calcium and phosphorus, and is suitable for a wider range of animal species and feed formulations.

 

Q: Why choose monodicalcium phosphate feed grade as a feed additive?
The main reasons for choosing feed-grade monocalcium phosphate as a feed additive are its efficient calcium and phosphorus supply, excellent absorption rate, and wide applicability. By using this additive properly, farmers can significantly improve the health and production efficiency of animals, thereby improving overall economic benefits.

 

Q: How to maintain the performance of the monodicalcium phosphate feed grade?

Dry environment: Monodicalcium phosphate feed grade should be stored in a dry, cool, and ventilated place, away from direct sunlight and a high-temperature environment. A humid environment may cause MDCP to absorb moisture and agglomerate, affecting its fluidity and solubility.
Sealed packaging: Use packaging materials with good sealing properties to prevent moisture and impurities from the air from entering, and maintain the purity and stability of monodicalcium phosphate feed grade.
Isolation storage: Monodicalcium phosphate feed grade should not be used or stored together with items containing strong oxidizing substances and acidic substances. These substances may react chemically with monodicalcium phosphate feed grade and affect its performance.

 

Q: Is monodicalcium phosphate feed grade hazardous?

Monodicalcium phosphate feed grade is a relatively stable compound, and its chemical properties indicate that it is not a highly toxic or dangerous substance. Under normal use and storage conditions, monodicalcium phosphate feed grade does not cause direct acute toxicity to humans or animals.
In the feed industry, when monodicalcium phosphate feed grade is used as an additive, its addition amount is precisely calculated and controlled to ensure that the animal consumes the appropriate ratio of calcium and phosphorus. This precise ratio helps reduce potential hazards caused by overdosage or underdosage.

 

Q: Why use monodicalcium phosphate feed grade?

Monodicalcium phosphate feed grade is an important mineral additive in animal feed, mainly used to supplement the animal's needs for calcium and phosphorus. Calcium and phosphorus are the main components of bone and tooth formation in animals and are essential for the growth and development of animals. By adding monodicalcium phosphate feed grade, it can be ensured that animals get enough calcium and phosphorus to maintain their normal physiological functions.
In addition, the addition of monodicalcium phosphate feed grade can promote the growth and development of animals, and increase the rate of weight gain and feed conversion rate. This means higher production efficiency and economic benefits for animal husbandry and breeding industries. In addition, monodicalcium phosphate feed grade can also improve egg production performance, and increase egg production rate and egg quality in poultry farming.

 

Q: How to prevent monodicalcium phosphate feed grade from getting moldy?

Monodicalcium phosphate feed grade should be stored in a dry, cool, ventilated place, away from direct sunlight and a high-temperature environment. A humid environment may cause monodicalcium phosphate feed grade to absorb moisture and agglomerate, which, although not directly causing mold, will increase the risk of mold growth.
Secondly, using packaging materials with good sealing properties, such as woven bags with plastic lining, can effectively prevent moisture and impurities in the air from entering, reducing the possibility of mold growth.

 

Q: What should I pay attention to when using monodicalcium phosphate feed grade?

When handling and storing monodicalcium phosphate feed grade, appropriate protective equipment such as dust masks and protective glasses should be worn to prevent dust from irritating the respiratory tract and eyes.

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