Key Benefits

• 1. Reduces Ammonia & Foul Odour
  Neutralizes ammonia and sulfur compounds from poultry droppings, creating a healthier environment.
• 2.Reduces Pathogen Load
  Suppresses harmful bacteria (e.g., Salmonella, E. coli) and fungi in the litter through competitive microbial action.
• 3.Controls Litter Moisture
  Reduces excess moisture by breaking down organic matter and improving aeration.
• 4. Improves Bird Health & Performance
  Less respiratory stress, reduced disease, better feed conversion, and lower mortality.
• 5. Converts Litter to Enriched Compost
  Speeds up composting of used litter into high-quality organic fertilizer.
• 6. Easy to Apply
  Can be sprayed over litter—requires no mechanical mixing.
• 7. Cost Effective & Non-Corrosive
  Reduces the need for chemical disinfectants and antibiotics.

Key Features

• • Multi-Strain Probiotic Microbes
  Safe for poultry and environment.
• • Enzyme Support
  Contains enzymes to break down uric acid, cellulose, and organic matter in droppings.
• • Chemical-Free
  100% natural, biodegradable, and residue-free.
• • Versatile Application
  Can be applied as a diluted spray.
• • Improves Air Quality
  Better ventilation and lower ammonia levels reduce heat stress and improve bird comfort.

Application Areas

Poultry Farming

• • Broiler farms
• • Duck and quail units
• • Backyard poultry coops
• • Organic poultry farms

Chick Rearing Facilities

• • Hatcheries and nurseries
• • Rearing pens and grower sheds

Integrated Livestock Operations

• • Farms using poultry-cow integration
• • Manure management systems

Target Departments / Public Organizations (Global)

In India

• • Department of Animal Husbandry & Dairying (DAHD)
• • State Livestock Development Boards
• • Poultry Development Corporations
• • Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs)
• • Rural Livelihood Missions (NRLM)
• • NABARD (for poultry-linked SHG support)
• • APEDA (Organic Certification Support)

International

• • Ministries of Agriculture / Livestock
  (e.g., USDA – United States, DEFRA – UK, DAFF – South Africa, MOA – Bangladesh)
• National Animal Health Services
  (e.g., OIE partners, national veterinary bodies)
• Poultry Development Agencies
  • USA Poultry & Egg Export Council
  • International Poultry Council
  • African Poultry Multiplication Initiative
• Development Organizations
  • FAO (United Nations Food & Agriculture Organization)
  • IFAD – International Fund for Agricultural Development
  • World Bank – Livestock Investment Projects
  • GIZ (Germany), USAID, DFID (UK), JICA (Japan)
• NGOs and Livelihood Missions
  • Heifer International
  • Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Livestock Programs
  • BRAC (Bangladesh)
  • SEWA and PRADAN (India)