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Biuret                    Opticor Minerals



The OptiCor's process creates a new category of minerals. Unlike existing minerals, OptiCor combines uniform particle size with a breakthrough weatherization process to deliver optimum nutrition and core element protection. Because if you don't have optimum nutrition in every bite, you don't have nutrition.

OptiCor minerals provide uniform mineral and vitamin distribution. Trace minerals are very small and can blow out of the feeder even with moderate winds. Macro minerals are typically much larger in size. When these different particle sizes are mixed together, the smaller ones tend to settle out.

This means there is not uniform distribution of the various minerals and vitamins. Therefore, the animal is not getting all the minerals needed in every "bite."

With the OptiCor processed minerals, cattle get a uniform "bite" of all the minerals because the OptiCor process locks the trace minerals onto the macro minerals to create more uniform mineral and vitamin distribution. This helps ensure that with each feeding cattle get all of the different minerals and vitamins they need which leads to increased rumen microbe activity and optimized animal performance.  

The OptiCor process also provides a unique patented coating to the minerals and vitamins to protect them from damage due to rain. When minerals get wet, they start to break down or form a hard "chunk" in the feeder which makes utilization by the animals extremely difficult. Many trace minerals are water-soluble, so when they get wet, they dissolve very quickly and run out of the feeder with the water. The OptiCor process helps prevent these losses, which means your cattle get the nutrients they need to optimize animal performance.