Targeted delivery of butyric acid in the intestinal tract

Butyric acid is considered to be one of the most efficient energy sources for the pig’s intestines. Making sure it is active right there in the intestinal tract – and not earlier – butyric acid is often coated. How exactly does this process work? By Dr Brian Kremer, regional sales manager, Kemin Industries Gut integrity is of major importance for producers in today’s environment. The impact on the performance of pigs from the standpoint of improving gut function is a paramount goal.