First, let’s take a look at how different pH levels affect the rumen (according to the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries):
West Virginia University’s (WVU) Rumen Fermentation Profiling Lab conducted a study comparing Redmond Mineral Conditioner and traditional sodium bicarbonate. Diets for both groups were identical and rumen acid levels were measured at the same time intervals.
Sodium bicarbonate is an alkaline salt that neutralizes acids. It has many uses, including in cooking (baking soda), and as heartburn or indigestion relief. Some livestock operations use sodium bicarbonate as a food additive to reduce acidosis in their ruminant herd.
Redmond Mineral Conditioner is a mix of bentonite clay particles and naturally occurring minerals, harvested from a Jurassic Era, deep sea deposit in central Utah. An ancient volcano deposited ash over the deep sea mineral deposit, and formed a protective bentonite clay cap. Our conditioner naturally contains over 60 trace minerals!
Bonus Redmond Conditioner results found by WVU:
*Read to see how switching to Redmond Minerals helped one customer’s cattle operation.
In addition to the benefits listed above, Redmond Conditioner’s bentonite clay particles bind to harmful toxins in the rumen. Our mineral conditioner also contains over 60 trace minerals, perfectly balanced by nature. Watch the video below to see how Redmond Minerals helped out dairy operations for one of our customers:
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