Live bacteria and enzymes that re-digest animal waste to reduce clumping and minimize undesirable odors.
Manure Digestant
iManure is a mixture of live bacteria and enzymes.
Pump faster and easier with iManure. Less clumping, agitation, and smell means
cutting down on equipment and labor costs.
iManure Biological Decomposer
iManure is a Bacillus-based bacterial decomposition product; non-harmful for dairy, steer, and swine waste.
Features & Benefits
• Pump Faster & Easier
• Less Clumping
• Less Agitation
• More Storage Capacity
• Reduced Odor
• Better Soil Absorption
Bacillus bacteria work on methane, ammonia, and hydrogen sulfide to cut down on odor both in the pit and during transport or application. Less odor can also aid in reduced fly and pest populations. This can also result in happier neighbors!
With more liquid manure, soil absorption will be quicker with less run-off and better nutrient retention in the field.
• Will Not Damage Equipment
• Will Not Reduce Nutrients or Minerals
• Can be used along side copper sulfate hoof treatments
All-Natural
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Approved for Organic Use
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No Harmful Chemicals
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Non-GMO
Excellent customer service by experienced field reps and seasoned scientists.
Application
For initial treatment, use 2 dissolvable packets per 50,000 gallons of manure.
For excessive bedding or hard water,
mix 4 packs per 50,000 gallons.
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Maintenance Treatments:
Dairy Cattle: 1 pack/100 head/month
Beef Cattle: 1 pack/160 head/month
Swine: 1 packet/1,100 head/month
Stable for 3 years
Store in a Cool, Dry Place
Manufactured in a Safe Food Safe Feed (SFSF) Certified Facility.
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iManure
Ingredients
Sucrose,
Dried Bacillus subtillus fermentation product,
Dried Bacillus amyloliquifaciens fermentation product,
Dried Bacillus licheniformis fermentation product,
Dried Bacillus pumilus fermentation product,
Quality Guaranteed:
Every batch is tested and guaranteed to contain over 20 billion CFU/g .
From our Microbiologists:
"Bacillus is a beneficial bacteria that can manage pathogens, reduce surface crusting, and control volatile odor compounds in manure. Overall, microbial inoculants improve manure value. Bacillus bacteria are used to remediate copper-contaminated soils because Bacillus bacteria adsorb copper ions from aqueous solutions. Despite being necessary, copper is a toxic heavy metal and, at high concentrations, harms Bacillus. Bacillus bacteria's growth and metabolic activity are not necessary for the bioremediation of copper-contaminated soils, but the metabolic activity of Bacillus bacteria is necessary for manure management. Copper inhibition is strain-specific. The most tolerant to copper ions are strains of Bacillus pumilus. Bacillus strains in iManure are tolerant to copper ions up to 7 ppm, which is normally present in manure lagoons with effluent from copper foot baths."