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Benefits of Garlic Oil In vitro rumen fermentation studies has shown that CINNAGAR inhibits growth of methane producing bac- teria. Lower methane production leads to a shift in the VFA profile increasing production of the energetically favorable propionate (Table 2). Benefits of Cinnamaldehyde Cinnamaldehyde slows the breakdown of peptides in the rumen. This leads to reduced rumen ammonia concentrations and increased efficiency of microbial protein synthesis (Table 3). Feeding Rates Cinnagar is available in 2 concentrations. Thoroughly mix CINNAGAR into the ration at the rate of : Encapsulation- Protected Plant Extracts CINNAGAR is a unique blend of plant extracts designed to provide lasting benefits when fed to ruminant animals. CINNAGAR is manufactured in a patented process where the plant extract is encapsulated within a fat matrix. This protects the extract from evaporation during the feed man- ufacturing process. In addition it allows for a slow release of the extract into the rumen providing for effects that last throughout the feeding period (Table 1). Table 2. Effects of Garlic Oil on the Molar Proportion of Acetate, Propionate and Butyrate. (Busquet et al, 2005a) J. Dairy Sci. 88:4393 Total VFA, mM 123.1 124.9 Control Treatments Garlic Oil 65.3 a 62.9 b 17.3 a 18.3 b 13.1 a 14.3 b Acetate, mol/100 mol Propionate, mol/100 mol Butyrate, mol/100 mol ab means within a row with different superscript differ (P < 0.05) Table 3. Effect of Cinnamaldehyde on rumen ammonia concentration and efficiency of microbial protein synthesis. (Busquet et al, 2005b) J. Dairy Sci. 88:2508 Ammonia N, mg/100 ml 21.5 18.5 Control Treatments Cinnamaldehyde 27.6 30.6 EMPS EMPS = Efficiency of microbial protein synthesis (g/kg true organic matter digestibility) • Increased Milk Production • No Loss in Milk Components Research has shown... 10-0211 Table 1. Effect of microencapsulation on recovery of Cinnamaldehyde and Garlic oil after steam pelleting. Cinnamaldehyde 80.2 98.5 C+G Percentage Recovery CINNAGAR 69.9 95.8 Garlic oil (CaroTech technical bulletin TB08NXT019) global nutrition research in Practice Cinnagar increases milk production +3.1 lb/hd/d Trials Provimi Research Trial Reports Milk yield difference Cinnagar - control (lb/d) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 +1 +2 +3 +4 +5 CINNAGAR- 30 0.01 lb/hd/d CINNAGAR- 3 0.10 lb/hd/d Available from: Provimi North America has conducted field trials to measure the benefits of using CINNAGAR. In these trials milk yield of cows fed CINNAGAR was increased an average of 3.1 lb over controls with no change in milk components.

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Page 1: Cinnagar flyer PNA 10-0211 - Provimi · Bene˜ts of Garlic Oil In vitro rumen fermentation studies has shown that CINNAGAR inhibits growth of methane producing bac-teria. Lower methane

Bene�ts of Garlic OilIn vitro rumen fermentation studies has shown that CINNAGAR inhibits growth of methane producing bac-teria. Lower methane production leads to a shift in the VFA pro�le increasing production of the energetically favorable propionate (Table 2).

Bene�ts of CinnamaldehydeCinnamaldehyde slows the breakdown of peptides in the rumen. This leads to reduced rumen ammonia concentrations and increased e�ciency of microbial protein synthesis (Table 3).

Feeding RatesCinnagar is available in 2 concentrations.Thoroughly mix CINNAGAR into the ration at the rate of :

Encapsulation- Protected Plant ExtractsCINNAGAR is a unique blend of plant extracts designed to provide lasting bene�ts when fed to ruminant animals. CINNAGAR is manufactured in a patented process where the plant extract is encapsulated within a fat matrix. This protects the extract from evaporation during the feed man-ufacturing process. In addition it allows for a slow release of the extract into the rumen providing for e�ects that last throughout the feeding period (Table 1).

Table 2. E�ects of Garlic Oil on the MolarProportion of Acetate, Propionate and Butyrate.(Busquet et al, 2005a) J. Dairy Sci. 88:4393

Total VFA, mM 123.1 124.9

ControlTreatments

Garlic Oil

65.3a 62.9b

17.3a 18.3b

13.1a 14.3b

Acetate, mol/100 mol

Propionate, mol/100 mol

Butyrate, mol/100 molab means within a row with di�erent superscript di�er (P < 0.05)

Table 3. E�ect of Cinnamaldehyde on rumen ammonia concentration and e�ciency of microbial protein synthesis.(Busquet et al, 2005b) J. Dairy Sci. 88:2508

Ammonia N, mg/100 ml 21.5 18.5

Control

Treatments

Cinnamaldehyde

27.6 30.6EMPS

EMPS = E�ciency of microbial protein synthesis (g/kg true organic matter digestibility)

• Increased Milk Production• No Loss in Milk Components

Research has shown...

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Table 1. E�ect of microencapsulation on recovery of Cinnamaldehyde and Garlic oil after steam pelleting.

Cinnamaldehyde 80.2 98.5

C+GPercentage Recovery

CINNAGAR

69.9 95.8Garlic oil

(CaroTech technical bulletin TB08NXT019)

global nutrition research in Practice

Cinnagar increases milk production +3.1 lb/hd/d

Trials

Provimi Research Trial Reports

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CINNAGAR- 30 0.01 lb/hd/d

CINNAGAR- 30.10 lb/hd/d

Available from:

Provimi North America has conducted �eld trials to measure the bene�ts of using CINNAGAR. In these trials milk yield of cows fed CINNAGAR was increased an average of 3.1 lb over controls with no change in milk components.