Zeolite in Livestock

Zeolite in rabbit feed, Aradippou – Cyprus

Lecture by Nikos Lygeros on the topic: ‘zeolite: an innovation in agriculture, livestock farming and tourism’. Palaiochora, Chania. http://ellhnikos-zeolithos.blogspot.gr/2014/04/o-zeolithos-ws-kainotomia-sth-gewrgia-kthnotrofia-toyrismo.html

A lecture by Nikos Lygeros on the topic: ‘EEZ, Zeolite and Innovation’.

zeolite and bees – N. Lygeros

Lecture by Nikos Lygeros on the topic: ‘The effectiveness of zeolite in agriculture and livestock farming’. Anagennisi, Terma-Kato Oinoi, Nea Orestiada. poster: The effectiveness of zeolite in agriculture and livestock farming. N. Lygeros | Zeolife.gr  

Lecture by Nikos Lygeros on the topic: ‘The gift of life: zeolite’. ‘ERMIS’ Hotel, Didymoteicho. Wednesday 12 March 2014

zeolite can be added to animal feed in powder form, at a rate of 2 per cent of their feed ration. It cleanses their digestive system of heavy metals, free radicals and toxins. Using 2–3 kilograms of zeolite per square metre on the floor of stables or other areas where animals are kept, it significantly reduces odours by absorbing and neutralising ammonia and hydrogen sulphide.

Use of zeolite on a farm. Trikala – N. Lygeros Incorporation into animal feed at 2 per cent Incorporation into the animal trough. Incorporated into the animals’ living area. Photographs

One of the most impressive benefits of using zeolite is its effect on milk quality. We already know from an earlier study that supplementing cows’ diets with zeolite leads to a 17 per cent increase in production. Thanks to the natural detoxification effect caused by zeolite, which binds free radicals, toxins and heavy metals, it is only natural that the animal’s body is in better physical condition and, consequently, achieves better production performance. Applications of zeolite in water purification have demonstrated its effectiveness in combating cyanobacteria. The most recent applications of zeolite, this time in the feeding of ewes, show ... Read more

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Incorporating zeolite into chicken feed, Tassos Alambritis, Aradippou – Cyprus, 25 January 2014.

Interview with Nikos Lygeros on TV10 Thessaly, 11 February 2014