OverviewTo increase protein efficiency in dairy herds. BEWI-FATRIX® Lysine supplies digestible lysine targeted to the small intestine via a rumen-stable fat matrix. Suitable for GMO-free feeding (VLOG-verified).
The challengeDairy cows depend on essential amino acids at intestinal level. Methionine is often first-limiting, followed by lysine. When soy is replaced by rapeseed meal in GMO-free rations, lysine frequently becomes the first-limiting amino acid. A deficiency of digestible lysine in the small intestine reduces milk protein content and yield. Compensating by increasing crude protein raises nitrogen/urea load on liver and kidneys and wastes metabolic energy. Optimising amino acid supply is key for healthy, resource-efficient milk production.
Your benefits- Highly concentrated for manufacture of concentrates and feed supplements
- Prevents performance losses in crude protein-reduced rations
- Reduces environmental burden
- Lowers feed costs
- Suitable for "GMO-free" feeding (VLOG-verified)
- Directly from the manufacturer
Our solutionBEWI-FATRIX® Lysine contains lysine embedded in a rumen-stable fat matrix to deliver digestible lysine to the small intestine of dairy cows.
- Optimises amino acid supply for milk protein synthesis
- Compensates for intestinal lysine deficits
- Supports milk yield and milk component levels
- Free-flowing and easy to dose
Application and dosage- Application area: Increase protein efficiency in dairy rations
- Application / Dosage: 40–50 g BEWI-FATRIX® Lysine per cow and day, mixed into the ration
Technical characteristics / specifications- Active ingredient: Lysine (embedded in a rumen-stable fat matrix)
- Target animal: Dairy cows
- Primary function: Targeted supply of digestible lysine at intestinal level to increase milk protein yield and production
- Form: Free-flowing concentrate, easy to dose
- Benefits: Reduces need to raise crude protein, lowers nitrogen/urea load on liver and kidneys, improves resource efficiency
- Suitability: Suitable for "GMO-free" feeding (VLOG-verified)
- Recommended daily dose: 40–50 g per cow
- Packaging / additional product codes: Not specified on page