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KemTRACE® Chromium for Swine

It’s essential for pigs to be able to efficiently use the energy provided in the feed. This is particularly important when feed intake is compromised during periods of stress, extreme temperatures or immune challenges. KemTRACE Chromium potentiates insulin to help pigs more efficiently use glucose in their hierarchy of needs. KemTRACE Chromium is a highly bioavailable, organic source of chromium for all phases of swine production. KemTRACE Chromium, fed to millions of cattle and swine in the U.S. and around the world since its introduction in 2000, is currently registered in more than 35 countries.

KemTRACE Chromium is made in the U.S. and available in two product concentrations:

  • 0.04% - for use in complete diets
  • 0.4% - for use in a premix prior to inclusion in complete diets

The difference in performance between the control and the chromium supplemented diets of thermoneutral and chronically heat stressed pigs are displayed below.

 

KemTRACE Chromium for Sows
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KemTRACE Chromium Feeding Instructions: Swine

Feeding Period 
 

Feeding Rate 

(Not to Exceed) 

Nursery: Entire nursery period (approximately 42 days)

200 ppb

Sows: Gestation/Lactation

200 ppb

Grow/Finish

200 ppb

How KemTRACE Chromium Impacts Swine Production

Learn more about how KemTRACE Chromium impacts the different phases of swine production by watching the video below.


Want more information?  Contact a Kemin representative today.

 

References

1Mayorga, E. J., Stoakes, S. K., Seibert, J. T., Horst, E. A., Abuajamieh, M., Lei, S., Ochoa, L., Kremer, B., Baumgard, L. H. Effects of dietary chromium propionate during heat stress on finishing pigs [Abstract]. ASAS Midwestern Section and ADSA® Midwest Branch; 2016 Mar 14-16; Des Moines, IA. Abstract 306.

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