Kynofos 21 is a high-quality, defluorinated calcium phosphate (P) that contains approximately three parts P from monocalcium phosphate (75 %) and one part P from dicalcium phosphate (25 %).

The high biological efficiency of this product benefits all farm animals.

The high phosphate content of Kynofos 21 ensures a low unit cost of phosphorous as well as savings in packaging, transport and storage cost. The high phosphorous content also allows for easy incorporation into diets.

Chemical composition

Phosphorus (Min)

Guaranteed analysis (g/kg): 210

Typical analysis (g/kg): 215

Calcium (Max)

Guaranteed analysis (g/kg): 180

Typical analysis (g/kg): 164

Fluorine (Max)

Guaranteed analysis (g/kg): 1,8

Typical analysis (g/kg): 0,8

Aluminium (Max)

Guaranteed analysis (g/kg): 10

Typical analysis (g/kg): 1,4

Cadmium (Max)

Guaranteed Analysis (mg/kg): 8,0

Typical Analysis (mg/kg): 2,0

Arsenic (Max)

Guaranteed Analysis (mg/kg): 10

Typical Analysis (mg/kg): 3,0

Particle size

90 % of particle diameters are within the range 0,5 and 2,0 mm.

Feeding recommendations

Kynofos 21 is ideally suited for supplementing the phosphorous in balanced feeds for cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, poultry, horses and aquaculture.

The product may also be used to mix phosphate supplements for grazing animals.

1.      Salt phosphate lick for rainy season

Kynofos 21 2 x 50 kg

Salt 3 x 50 kg

Kalori 3000 1 x 25 kg

Recommended intake:

Cattle 80 - 150 g/animal per day

Sheep 18 - 30 g/animal per day

2.      Supplement for dairy cows before calving

Kynofos 21 can be used as a supplement for dry dairy cows when there is a possibility of milk fever during the gestation period.

Mix as follows:

Kynofos 21 2 x 50 kg

Salt 1 x 50 kg

Maize meal 1 x 50 kg

Recommended intake:

Feed 250 g/cow/day during the last 1 – 2 weeks before calving.

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Umbogintwini Industrial Complex,

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South Africa

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