Stalosan F, 15 kg

• Binds moisture, ammonia, and other pollutants
• Reduces fly larvae
• Skin-friendly
• Can be used on animals

"After two years of investigating the possible effects of Stalosan® F on the chemical and microbiological conditions in manure and soil, the main conclusion is that Stalosan® F is a very useful product. When used in quantities as prescribed by the manufacturer, no harmful effects on the microbiological and chemical conditions in the soil were observed." Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries / Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Department of Crop Physiology and Soil Science, Denmark

• Applicable to animals
• Binds moisture
• Reduces ammonia and other pollutants in the air
• Greater resistance through lowering pathogen pressure
• Reduces fly larvae and kills newly hatched flies
• Reduces the need for medication

Pigs:

• Fewer piglet losses
• Higher daily weight gain with better feed conversion

Cows, calves and sheep:

• Improved udder hygiene – effective in preventing mastitis and increasing somatic cell counts in milk due to lower pathogen pressure
• Fewer problems with ball rot and Panaritium
• Higher daily weight gain with better feed utilization during fattening
• Improved carcass quality

Poultry:

• Greater resistance through reduced pathogen pressure
• Higher daily weight gain with better feed utilization

Horses:

• Prevents hoof, skin, and infectious diseases

Rabbits:

• Higher daily weight gain with better feed utilization
• Improved carcass quality

The product is applied to the stable floor at 50 g/m² on three consecutive days. Subsequently, the product should be applied weekly at 50 g/m². Can be used on slatted floors, driving alleys, and rubber mats. Special features of deep litter: When setting up deep litter, 100 g per m² is spread on the stable floor beforehand. Then, 50 g per m² is spread weekly on the bedding. Stalosan® F can also be used as a dry "hoof bath." If many horses are to be treated, spread one bag of Stalosan® F on a foam mat and allow the horses to walk through it once or twice a week.