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For livestock raised in confinement, low pH bedding, manure and footbaths help decrease environmental challenges that may impact respiratory health, hoof health and overall performance.

Georgia poultry grower shares why he's chosen PLT for over 25 years.

For poultry growers struggling with litter management basics or those just looking to see where they can refine their environmental management, this pH Matters episode is a must watch.

Hospital pens are notably high traffic areas which equates to high levels of exposure. When animals Receiving Pens with Hospital Pens come together and bring different diseases, pathogens can spread quickly.

Dr. Joey Bray talks about key litter issues and how to troubleshoot them to get the most of your litter for the health and performance of your flock.

Not only does acidification using PWT reduce microbial contamination in water lines, but it does so without hindering water consumption—unlike many organic acid products.

Application expert, Kirk Owens, shares how to get more pH and ammonia control from every PLT application.

Applying BeefUp in receiving and hospital pens is quick and easy. See how one person can lower pH and ammonia in 2-3 minutes.

Digital dermatitis, caused primarily by Treponema bacteria, represents one of the most costly lameness issues facing dairy operations today. The challenge has been finding an effective, economical solution that addresses digital dermatitis without creating additional operational burdens.

Ammonia emissions represent a significant but often overlooked challenge in cow/calf operations and feedlots..

Reducing water pH is especially important during feed withdrawal prior to slaughter when Salmonella prevalence increases in the crop.

Without intervention, pathogens can wreak havoc on animal health and performance, potentially causing respiratory diseases, digestive diseases and challenges to hoof health.

Ammonia (NH₃) is a significant air pollutant that can have serious effects on the respiratory health of calves. Learn how to improve health and performance with ammonia control.

Benefits of PWT - pH water treatment

Provision Cattle Company teamed up with Jones-Hamilton to test the efficacy of a BeefUp, a dry mineral acid that lowers pH and eliminates ammonia in animal agriculture settings.

Watch the video to learn about the main benefits of BeefUp and how it works in confined cattle operations.

BeefUp controls ammonia and pH in confined cattle operations to support health and performance.

Researchers at Iowa State University initiated a study to evaluate the effectiveness of BeefUp™ to lower the pH and eliminate ammonia.

Teaching litter management basics for healthier poultry house environments

Footbaths serve as a simple, preventive measure to maintain hoof health and prevent lameness – a condition that costs dairies $300 per case on average. ParlorPal® is a footbath solution that lowers pH – on its own or in combination with copper sulfate – to effectively support hoof health.