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Barn Odor Destroyer & Manure Digester -
Enzymes are small biochemical digesters. Enzymes have the ability to break apart and absorb proteins, carbohydrates
and fats that cause odors. This powerful Barn Deodorizer acts quickly and remains effective for long periods in musty, unpleasant areas
such as ammonia and compost piles. Treats odors from urine and fecal matter. Molecular deodorants attack malodors at the source,
providing fresher air. Products are all highly concentrated.
Stock# 94504
Stock# 94067
Size: 33.9 fl. oz.
Size: 128 fl. oz.
Case Qty: 12
Case Qty: 4
Usage / Treats: Product is highly concentrated. One gallon of mixed product will cover
300 square feet.
Treatment Guidelines
Compost - Odor
To control odor in any area:
Use a small micron spray with a low volume fogger system to apply. Mix 1:250 with tap water. Mist into air
and directly on new materials as it arrives.
To decrease odor and increase digestion in a discharge area:
Spray on compost as conveyed out, just enough to control odor. Mix 1:150 with fresh water. One (1) gallon
of this mixture should cover 300 square feet or more.
To treat windrows for odor - three options:
1. Spray as needed topically
2. Spray as rows are turned topically
3. Spray as rows are turned and blended in
Mix 1:125 with fresh water. One (1) gallon of this mixture covers 300 square feet or more.
Effluent Analysis
Before After
Treatment
Treatment Results
pH
6-8 Same
Excellent
Temp
65-85 Same Excellent
Hold Time(hr) 48
Same Excellent
Bacterial Count 103
Same Excellent
DO (ppm) 3
6 Excellent (+100%)
Odor (1-10 at 50ft) 9
1 Excellent (-88%)
Trough Protector - Unique
formulation dramatically reduces organic contaminants that accumulate in troughs. By breaking apart microscopic matter, enzymes
provide cleaner, healthier drinking water. Enzymes assist in the reduction of cross bacterial contamination. Non-Toxic, Natural
Enzymes.
Stock# 94047
Stock# 94147
Size: 1 fl. oz.
Size: 4 - 1 fl. oz. pouches
Case Qty: 100
Case Qty: 12 boxes per case
Usage/Treats: 1 pouch treats 100 gallons of water
Stock# 94045 (Cattle)
Stock# 94056 (Horse) Stock#
94035 (Dom)
Size: 33.9 fl. oz.
Size: 33.9 fl. oz. Size:
33.9 fl. oz.
Case Qty: 12 Case
Qty: 12
Case Qty: 12
Treats: Cattle & Horse, 1 cap treats 250 gallons. Domestic, 1 cap treats
50 gallons.
Water Algae Can Kill Livestock
Article from The Progressive Farmer August 2007
As the dog days of summer drag on, your animals' drinking water can be a source of toxins if it becomes
infected with blue-green algae. Some blue-green algae can produce nerve toxins called anatoxins, liver toxins called microcystins
and other toxins.
Cattle, dogs or any animals that drink water infected with this algae, especially once it has gone into
its toxin bloom stage, can die in a short period of time - minutes to hours. Not all blue-green algae produces toxins, but
you can't tell the danger level by looking. Toxins can occur in both tanks and ponds.
Certain factors make a toxin bloom more likely. These include: still water, a warm water temperature, high
phosphate/nitrogen levels and sunlight. Algae blooms grow larger and last longer when nutrients are abundant.
However, there are a few ways to limit or stop blue-green algae growth:
- Stop soil erosion. Runoff into ponds and streams carry high doses of phosphorus and nitrogen, especially
in agricultural areas. These feed algae.
- Plant vegetative filters. Maintain or plant vegetation along streambanks to help filter runoff you
can't control.
- Don't let animals defecate in or near waterways. This will make the growth worse by feeding the algae.
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