Yea-Sacc^® is a yeast culture based on Saccharomyces cerevisiae strain 1026, a strain specifically selected for its influence on animal performance. With a low inclusion rate and a large body of research clarifying its performance responses, it is ideal for beef, dairy, calf and equine feeds. Yea-Sacc provides the nutritional platform needed to sustain higher milk production, maintain condition in high producers, and enhance digestibility. More than 35 years of research allows Alltech to provide the most consistent product possible.

• Promotes digestion and utilization of nutrients
• Provides the right nutritional platform needed to:
  - Sustain higher milk production.
  - Maintain condition in high producers.
• Reduces fluctuation in pH and keeps rumen microbes steadily active, which speeds feed digestion and rumen turnover, allowing greater intake
• Promotes the growth of fiber-digesting bacteria in the rumen, thereby supporting the rate and extent of forage breakdown.
• Stimulates activity of the bacteria that convert lactic acid to propionic acid.
• Promotes rumen stability, avoiding the wide variations in rumen pH that interfere with fiber digestion and feed intake.
• Provides consistent and highly cost-effective returns through greater performance.
• Demonstrates how technologies supported by constant research can help move the industry forward and meet the challenges of animal production through the provision of nutritional solution.

Yea-Sacc provides the nutritional platform needed to:

• Sustain higher milk production.
• Maintain condition in high producers.
• Enhance digestibility.
• Promote the digestion and utilization of nutrients.
• Boost protein supply.

Yea-Sacc for dairy cows

Yea-Sacc promotes enhanced rumen through improved ration digestibility and the stabilization of rumen pH. This allows for increased milk production in a more efficient manner without compromising the body condition and fertility of the dairy cow.

Yea-Sacc for beef

Yea-Sacc promotes the enhanced digestion of the animal's total ration by supporting fiber digestion and the stabilization of rumen pH. This allows for increase average daily gain, produced in a more efficient manner for more profitable production.

Yea-Sacc for equine

Yea-Sacc promotes greater digestion of fiber, enhancing the uptake of energy.

The world's largest yeast fermentation plant for animal and crop nutrition

Yeast processing is the basis of Alltech solutions. São Pedro do Ivaí is home to Alltech’s yeast fermentation plant, the largest one in the world! At this facility we produce more than 150 products, transforming raw materials into solutions to improve animal and plant performance. The entire manufacturing process goes through a rigorous quality control system, allowing Alltech to have international certifications to export to more than 100 countries.

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A Superior Source of Organic Selenium

Evidence from over the last 20 years indicates that the form of dietary selenium is key to its efficiency. This has led to an industry-wide shift toward safer, organic forms of selenium and a move away from the traditional inorganic form of sodium selenite. Selenite’s high toxicity, pro-oxidant properties and bioavailability have caused the industry to question its use.

Sel-Plex® is Alltech’s proprietary organic form of selenium yeast. It is an excellent dietary source of selenium and is manufactured to mimic Mother Nature. The selenium from Sel-Plex is safer and better able to meet the higher requirements of livestock raised for rapid growth, reproductive performance and health.

A healthier environment for animals, farmers and communities

Animal rearing and organic waste processing are associated with odor emissions, which often impact the environmental health and quality of life both within and beyond the facilities.

Ammonia is one of the main odorous compounds found in the polluted air discharged from animal farms or compost bioreactors. The emission of ammonia is a natural process produced by the anaerobic decomposition of animal waste. However, chronic exposure may lead to respiratory stress and illnesses, especially in a confined environment.

Bioplex^® offers a range of trace minerals that provide mineral nutrition in a form as close to nature as possible. Bioplex minerals are trace minerals that are bound to amino acids and a range of peptides. They are easily absorbed and readily metabolized, optimizing animal performance. Bioplex trace minerals (zinc, manganese, copper, iron and cobalt*) are co-factors in enzymes critical to the animal’s defense system, growth and reproduction.

Trace mineral nutrition is key to maintaining health and animal food product quality. The Alltech Q+ (Quality Plus) program, the mineral quality control program unique to Bioplex trace minerals, guarantees quality, safety and performance in every batch. Alltech Q+ sets the industry standard, enabling Alltech to offer a global quality guarantee to customers using Bioplex trace minerals in more than 85 countries around the world.

Bioplex is part of the Alltech® Mineral Management program, which demonstrates that modern management of mineral nutrition can be achieved through the inclusion of trace minerals in the forms of Bioplex and Sel-Plex® while maintaining performance. This innovation is referred to as Total Replacement Technology ™ (TRT).

Bioplex:

• Offers higher bioavailability than inorganic minerals.
• Reduces concerns about negative mineral interactions.
• Supports mineral retention and tissue reserves.
• Reinforces mineral status, which leads to optimal overall health, immune status and reproductive function in the animal.
• Is readily absorbed, stored and utilized by the animal.
• Is supported by more than 21 years of research

*Not available in all regions

Bio-Mos^® plays a critical role in animal nutrition and production. A unique product derived from a selected strain of Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast using a proprietary process developed by Alltech, Bio-Mos is incorporated into animal diets to support overall animal performance, effective during all phases of growth.

Bio-Mos:

• Is derived from a selected strain of Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast using a proprietary process developed by Alltech.
• Supports overall animal performance.
• Has a market presence of over 20 years and is supported by over 734 trials and 114 peer-reviewed publications.

All species

• Enhances feed efficiency
• Contributes to immune system development
• Stimulates the natural defenses of the organism
• Reinforces the function of the digestive system
• Contributes to meat, egg and milk marketability

By clicking BUY NOW, you will be redirected to the Alltech Store checkout page. The Alltech Store ship products anywhere in the U.S., If you are interested in Bio-Mos for your region, then please fill out the contact form below and one of our Alltech representative will get back to you as soon as possible.

The countdown to 2017 began for many producers back in 2015 when it was announced that new regulations limiting the use of antibiotics, called the Veterinary Feed Directive (VFD), would go into effect Jan. 1, 2017. Since then, many questions have been top of mind for producers and feed suppliers: Do I need a VFD for my feed? Is there anything I need to change? How do I get prepared for the new regulations? Dr. Chris Rademacher, senior clinician at Iowa State University, explored these questions and more in the webinar “The VFD. What does it mean for me?”

“One of my jobs in extension is to work with and educate how producers get programs implemented,” said Rademacher when opening the webinar. “This is probably one of the bigger ones we have had from a regulatory standpoint in my 20 years in professional practice…the focus now is to help get producers, veterinarians and feed suppliers ready for these new regulations.”

In the webinar, Rademacher covered the following topics:

• What exactly the Veterinary Feed Directive means
• What changes will have to occur with your feed company
• A list of antibiotics that this new regulation affects
• The necessary actions that producers will need to take as a result of this new regulation

Rademacher emphasized that in order to make sure we get things done right, producers need to be having these conversations with their veterinarians right now. To learn more, click the link below and view the webinar.

http://go.alltech.com/vfd-webinar-signup-pig