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Week 5

Mineral and Vitamin Supplements

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Microminerals

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  • In general, microminerals added as supplements to rations of various species are Co, Cu, I, Fe, Mn, Se, and Zn
  • Table 8-1 on page 168-169 of text – Sources of mineral supplements utilized in feed supplements, complete feeds, or in mineralized salt

 

  • Table 10.4 – Various mineral sources with intermediate and high relative bioavailability
      Table 10.4 - Various Mineral Sources with Intermediate and High Bioavailability
      Mineral
      Source
      Bioavailability
      Calcium Steamed bone meal
      Monocalcium phosphate
      Dicalcium phosphate
      Defluorinated phosphate
      Calcium carbonate
      Ground limestone
      Dolomite limestone
      High
      High
      High
      Intermediate
      Intermediate
      Intermediate
      Intermediate
      Phosphorus Calcium phosphate
      Phosphoric acid
      Sodium phosphate
      Steamed bone meal
      Defluorinated phosphate
      Dicalcium phosphate
      High
      High
      High
      High
      Intermediate
      Intermediate
      Magnesium Magnesium carbonate
      Magnesium chloride
      Magnesium oxide
      Potassium and magnesium sulfate
      High
      High
      High
      High
      Potassium Potassium chloride
      Potassium sulfate
      Potassium and magnesium sulfate
      High
      High
      High
      Sulfur Potassium sulfate
      Potassium and magnesium sulfate
      Sodium sulfate
      High
      High
      Intermediate
      Cobalt Cobalt carbonate
      Copper sulfate
      High
      High
      Copper Copper sulfate
      Copper chloride
      Copper carbonate
      Copper nitrate
      High
      High
      Intermediate
      Intermediate
      Iodine Potassium iodide, stabilized High
      Iron Ferrous sulfate High
      Manganese Manganese sulfate
      Manganese carbonate
      High
      High
      Selenium Sodium selenate
      Sodium selenite
      High
      High
      Zinc Zinc carbonate
      Zinc sulfate
      Zinc chloride
      High
      High
      Intermediate
    • Frequently, provided in trace-mineral mix
      • Label must state minimum amount of each mineral present in mix
    • Selenium
      • Trace mineral closely regulated by FDA
      • Federal regulations state maximum level permitted in complete feeds and trace-mineralized mixes for each species and specific class
      • Selenium-containing products must be produced by registered feed manufacturer and labeled

     

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