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Enviromist Spray for better air quality (25 litres)

£50.00

One of the foundations of good farm health is clean housing. Enviromist Spray is ready to use and can be fogged into housing or over bedding to improve air quality. It promotes good bacteria in the environment while destroying disease organisms. It also has a beneficial effect on the respiratory tract and mucous membranes of cattle, pheasants, pigs and poultry.

Contains a blend of organic acids, plant extracts and essential oils.
Combats alkaline gases such as ammonia in animal housing
Can dramatically lower the disease challenge by lowering the pH of the environment
When sprayed over the ground outside, it lowers the level of disease challenge.
When misted in housing, it improves air quality which then has a beneficial effect on the respiratory tract and mucous membranes of animals and birds.

Categories: Housing Hygiene, Pheasants, Poultry Tag: healthy housing

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Benefits of Enviromist Spray

It has been successfully used for over 20 years on cattle farms, game farms and pig farms to support good respiratory health.
Reduces ammonia and other noxious alkaline gases in housing or from soiled bedding.
With better air quality, animals and birds have reduced stress levels and as a result, there is a reduction in mortality.
With a cleaner environment in housing, animals and birds thrive with greater feed intake, better digestion and increased growth.

Who should use Enviromist Spray

Dairy and beef farms – it should be used when cattle are housed to control infection buildup.
Game bird farms – it should be used to improve air quality when chicks arrive and regularly thereafter.
Pig and poultry farms
Sheep farms – it should be used at lambing time sprayed over bedding in lambing pens.

Ingredients

Organic acid blend
Essential oils
Herb extracts

How to use Enviromist Spray

Use a fogger or knapsack sprayer to mist the air in the housing. This should be done on a twice weekly basis when animals or birds are in their housing. It is safe to do this with young chicks or young calves who are just a few days old.