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1 - High Quality Amino Feed -! The best solution for livestock feeding practice! ECOSTAR GLOBAL KOREA CO.,LTD
2 Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅲ Ⅳ Ⅴ Product Details ECO POWER ; Product details ECO GOLD ; Ingredients of ECO POWER ; Several points to be checked during the test operation of ECO POWER feed; Successful case studies;
3 1. Product Details (ECO POWER) What is? ECO POWER is high quality amino feed produced by through fermentation of rice bran blended with the enzyme activator called ECO GOLD. The livestock raising period can be significantly reduced allowing the livestock to be sent to the final stage (slaughter house) at least 10 days faster(minimum) than it used to take before the introduction of ECO POWER. ECO POWER contains the various nutritious contents such as amino acids, nucleic acid, vitamin, organic acids, and etc. Effective for promoting livestock s s growth & activating their physical functioning. Fermentation [ General process of fermentation ] Rice bran + ECO Gold Aspergillus Bacillus subtilis natto Lactic acid bacterium Yeast fungus Actinomycetes Possible effects of ECO GOLD (enzyme activator) is is the the liquid which contains more than kinds of of minerals and kinds of of amino acids. It It promotes the the fermentation of of rice bran and converts it itinto the the high quality amino feed ECO POWER. ECO POWER increases the the rate of of livestock s growth by by activating the the bacteria s functioning in in the the livestock s intestine leading to to more improved digestive capacity and better feed absorption. It It eliminates the the several needed processes of of dissolving(digesting&absorbing) the the feed into amino acids in in their intestine and enables the the unused energy to to be be utilized directly in in the the protein synthesis. This achieves the the more effective and speedy growth of of the the livestock under the the current livestock raising practice.! [10 days decrease in livestock raising period & 15% saving in livestock feed cost] Improved livestock feeding practice & Reduced period required for livestock raising Better health & Less accident Deodorizing effect in discharged feces and urine & Decreased diseases and stress caused by the emitted stink 3
4 1. Product Details... (ECO POWER) How to make the ECO POWER feed for livestock. The ECO POWER feed for livestock can be easily produced by replacing only 3%~4% of of total feed with already prepared ECO POWER. (Note: The The desirable rate rate of of replacing ECO POWER with with total total feed feed is is 3% for for pick s feed feed and and 4% for for chicken s and and other stock s feed feed.. )) Visible effects after introduction of ECO POWER feed! The pig grown up at the age of 20 due to the effect of ECO POWER ( Equivalent to 200 years old in human age) Livestock raising period can be reduced at least 10 days (Minimum)! 15% cut in the feed cost! (180 days 170 days) The entire livestock raising facility can be deodorized! Enhanced meat quality! Increased egg production! 4
5 2. Product details... ECO GOLD OLD What is ECO Gold? ECO GOLD has been invented while researching the metabolizing process of soil bacteria contained in the various soils discovered in such places as volcano, ocean floor, mountain surface, pond, swamp and etc. ECO GOLD is the liquid extracted from the plant organic matters such as rice bran fermented by the soil bacteria. ECO ECO GOLD contains enzymes, bacteria, by-products of fermentation, and slight amount of more than 15 kinds of minerals and 20 kinds of amino acids. Nutritious values contained in the ECO GOLD will be effectively digested and absorbed into the livestock s body promoting the better physical functioning and activating the enzyme functioning in their body. < Soil bacteria > Since ancient times, all living things on our planet have been supported by the various kinds and numerous numbers of bacteria and their life-sustaining activity. This is why the bacteria has been widely know as a crucial aspect for maintaining our ecosystem and sustaining our life on the earth. The beneficial by-products, enzymes, the bacteria produced through fermentation process of soil bacteria are all important substances for our life-sustaining activities. Approximately 4.5 billion years ago, the above important substances produced through fermentation have played the indispensable role to convert our planet into green-rich and natural-abundant earth from mere a huge mass of inorganic solid. Beneficial Effects: ECO Gold 1 Improved & activated physical metabolism! 2 Effective digestion & absorption of feed and improved energy production! 3 Enhanced immunity & self-healing ability! Main target use: Ingredients (Analyzed by the method of quantitative medical researching) For Plant farming, fish farming, pet rearing, livestock raising, feed ingredients, drinking water, deodorizing measure, disposal of organic matters, and etc (Amino acids) Ala, Arg, Asn, Asp, Cys, Gln, Glu, Gly, His, Ile, Leu, Lys, Met, Phe, Pro (Metal Ions) Ser, Thr, Trp, Tyr, Val Na, k, Rb, Cs, Mg, Ca, Zn, Cd, Cu, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cr, Al (Others) C, O, N, Cl, P, S, Ti, W, Ge, Mo, As, Si, B, Tl, Sn, I, Hg, Pd 5
6 3. Ingredients of ECO POWER feed General Nutrient Contents: TDN Total Digestible Nutrients 91.8% Energy Net Energy Iactation 2.30 Mcal/kg Net Energy used for maintainance Net Energy Gain 2.30 Mcal/kg 1.59 Mcal/kg Protein Protein 15.9% Protein Fractionation Binding Protein 3.1 CP % Effective Protein 15.4% ADF Acid Detergent Fiber 14.4% NDF Neutral Detergent Fiber 32.1% Starch 18.4% NFC Non Fiber Carbohydrates 22.8% EE Energy Expenditure 22.3% Ash 9.3% ADL Acid Detergent Lignin 4.7% NDICP Neutral Detergent Insoluble C rude protein 2.3% OCC Organic Cell Contents 58.1% OCW Organic Cell Wall 32.7% (Laboratory institution: Tokachi Nokyoren agricultural science center The above values were the weighted averages of 3 tested samples. TDN and NEm are followed by the formula of NRC 2001 version. Mineral contents: Calcium Ca 0.05% Phosphorus P 2.34% Magnesium Mg 1.81% Potassium K 1.63% K/(Ca+Mg) 0.27 Other trace elements: Sodium Na 0.02% Cupper Cu 6.80% Iron Fe 80.60ppm Manganese Mn ppm Zinc Zn 76.36ppm Fermentation quality: PH 6.0 NH3-N Ammonia Nitrogen 0.01% NH3-N/T-N Ammonia Nitrogen / Total Nitrogen 0.37% Butyric acid Less than 0.01% Lactic acid 0.04% Acetic acid 0.12% Propionic acid Less than 0.01% 6
7 4. Several points to be checked during the test operation of ECO POWER feed The best time for using ECO POWER feed and several important points to be checked during the test operation For piglets & breeding sows in stalls and farrow crates ECO POWER feeding practice should be implemented at least one month prior to the farrowing. However, it it is highly recommended to start feeding the ECO POWER feed before engaging in the service(mating) for following reasons - The piglets will be able to genetically inherit the characteristics of reinforced immunity from their mother pigs. - The intestinal bacteria is better activated by through the mouth contact of the piglets which often lick their mother s body covered by their feces and urine. Checking Points!! 1The odor change of pig s feces & urine at the time when discharged and after 4-5 days later. 2The indigested feeds in pigs excrement. 3The growth condition of new bone piglets. For weaned pigs & fattening pigs Better to start feeding the ECO POWER feed soon after the weaning. Checking points!! 1The odor of pig s feces & urine at the time when discharged and after 4-5 days later. 2The indigested feed in the excrement of the pigs. 3The rate of fatality cased by the dehydrating symptom of diarrhea, hemo virus, and etc. 4 Required raising period until slaughtering and the meat quality. 5 Required annual feed volume per pig and the yearly number of pigs sent to the slaughter house. ( Check! ) It needs at least one week for the bacteria to become activated & optimized in the pig s intestine. Please check above items of 1 and 2 at least one week after the implementation of ECO POWER feeding practice. 7
8 5. Case Study of One Pig Farmer Article cited from the magazin Pig Farming Information (2009 April version) Branded fattening pig management achieved by ECO POWER! One day, Saito Ken(34), the president of YOKONO Stock Raising Inc., (at Akasiro-machi Shibukawa city in Gunma prefecture) finally decided to change his career and took over his father s business of stock raising management when he was 27 in While passing through many difficulties in raising more than 150 sows under the consistent management after his takeover, the most difficult problem on the stock raising management was the spread of infections diseases among pigs. says Mr. Saito, reflecting back on his past time painful experience of stock raising management. YOKONO Stock Raising Inc is located in the industrial area for livestock raising and many other pig farmers are also holding their intensive pig farming within the area. This disease-infectious circumstances in the area also made Mr. Saito have headache and suffer from the serious management crisis due to the high pig s fatality caused by the various aggressive stock diseases. Despite of the many types of medications and vaccinations taken as countermeasures against the diseases, the pig s mortality rate did not show any sign of improvement. Being at a lost with no effective solution, Mr. Saito happened to see one domestic company named Ecostar Co., Ltd by chance and first met the ECO POWER feed made from the fermented rice bran. After he explained all the details and problems about his current conditions in his stock raising management, he was strongly recommended to use this ECO POWER feed and learned the proper method of producing ECO POWER feed from the company. With suspicious feeling in his mind at first, he started to use the ECO POWER feed in his pig raising facility and continued the new feeding practice as instructed with hope and expectation to see some improvement. One month later, Mr. Saito was very surprised with the significant and rapid improvement on his raising pigs and achieved the low est fatality rate ever seen in his past time raising practice. There was even a month with ZERO mortality rate achieved after the introduction of ECO POWER feed. I m not sure that the result has happened because my pig s intestinal bacteria was activate d and became more functional due to ECO POWER feed or because the by-products excreted from this activated bacteria has played the powerful role for improvement or both.. But I can see that such improved and better physical conditions of my pigs has promoted and enhanced their body functioning such as feed digestion & absorption capacity. said Mr. Saito. Furthermore, the enhanced digestion & absorption has achieved the significant decrease of indigested feed matters in the pig s e xcrements. As a result of this, the unpleasant odder generated from the discharged feces & urine has become extremely weaken ed and the almost no-smelling environment was realized in his pig raising facility. As our team in charge of article compiling on th e magazine visited to the pig raising facility of Mr. Saito, they could certainly acknowledge the great effectiveness of ECO ECO POWE R feed by their own visual & smelling perception. The odder inside the raising facility was almost nothing more than the outside f ree air as if there had been no pigs in the facility. The meats produced from those ECO POWER -eating pigs had clear pink-colo r indicating their great physical healthy condition during their living period. The odder generated from the excrements discharged from those pigs had very weak smell and turned into the soil-like odder after the passage of 4-5 days. Consequently, the complai nt from the neighbors has completely disappeared from that time. 8
9 5. Other Successful Cases: Customer s reviewing [Poultry farmers] Case 1 Increased egg production! I can clearly acknowledge the better physical condition of my poultries compared to the past time. With the feeling of doubt at first, I started using the Eco Power feed. But now the egg production of my chickens has increased dramatically. I wonder that the better health improved the better egg production after all (From one poultry farmer in Gunma prefecture) Case 2 Disappeared odder from my poultry facility! I have my poultry raising facility near the several stores and the biggest headache I had was the aggressive complaint from those store owners every summer. 3 weeks after I started using this ECO POWER feed, the unpleasant odder in my poultry facility has started diminishing and now it s completely disappeared. Now I ve got no more complaint from those shop owners. (From one poultry farmer in Chiba prefecture) 9
10 5. Other Successful Cases: Case 3 The best egg sales achieved ever before!! I already knew about the ECO POWER feed since before but needn t necessarily use it until the time I encountered one incident. In the high feed price season of last year, when I was feeding my chickens with my previously using feed as usual, I receive one complaint phone call from my big customer. They said the eggs they bought from me smelled something awful. After that I immediately contacted to ECOSTAR CO., LTD. for urgent solution and they recommended me to mix their ECO POWER in my feed and to use it as feed for my chickens. About 3 weeks later, the workers in my facility started to become aware of the odder diminishing effect in the facility and the awful smell from the eggs produced from my poultries has disappeared 40 days after the introduction of ECO POWER. Thankfully, now my egg sale keeps up-rising going since then. (From one poultry farmer in Chiba prefecture) [ One intensive poultry farming facility in Gunma prefecture ] 10
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