AO-Biotics® Amaferm® is a precision prebiotic developed by BioZyme and designed to optimize digestion and nutrient absorption in beef cattle. By supporting gut health, Amaferm improves performance, efficiency, and overall well-being, helping your cattle reach their full potential.
Improve Feed Efficiency: Amaferm helps your cattle get more out of every bite, reducing feed costs while promoting optimal weight gain and body condition.
Support Performance: By increasing digestion and nutrient absorption, Amaferm ensures your cattle have what they need to perform - whether that's gain, reproduction, or another operational goal.
Increase Uniformity: During times of stress, such as weaning, transportation, or heat, Amaferm supports uniformity to minimize performance losses.
Enhance Profitability: With better reproductive success, improved feed utilization, and healthier cattle, Amaferm contributes directly to your bottom line.
Mechanism of Action: Amaferm stimulates the activity of beneficial microbes in the rumen, enhancing the breakdown of fibrous feedstuffs and increasing the availability of energy and nutrients.
Species-Specific Effects: For beef cattle, Amaferm boosts feed intake, optimizes nutrient absorption, and promotes a healthy digestive environment, which is crucial for weight gain, reproduction, and overall performance.
Backed by Science: Multiple studies have shown that Amaferm increases average daily gain (ADG) and improves feed conversion rates in beef cattle. Research also highlights its role in reducing occasional stress-induced performance losses.
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Producers commonly report improved weight gain, better feed conversion, and healthier, more resilient cattle after adding Amaferm to their feeding program.
Amaferm is included in a range of products tailored for specific needs, such as reproduction, stress management, and weight gain. Contact us to find the best option for your operation.
Amaferm is ideal for producers looking to improve feed efficiency, enhance performance, and address stress-related challenges in their herd.