Mr. Ye Jian, Technical Director of Guangdong Daguang Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Group, Visited Tianjia Biology for Exchange
2017-10-08
The golden wind is refreshing, and then welcomes distinguished guests. On September 19, Tianjia Biology welcomed Mr. Ye Jian, Technical Director of Guangdong Daguang Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Group, and his party. Accompanied by Chairman Xiao Shiping, Mr. Ye Jian visited the Animal Enteral Nutrition and Health Regulation Research Center, Solid Microencapsulation Workshop and Liquid Microencapsulation Workshop jointly established by Tianjia Biology and South China Agricultural University.

During his visit to the essential oil workshop, Chairman Xiao Shiping introduced to Mr. Ye Jian the principle of plant essential oil processing, the mechanism of its efficacy and the key factors affecting the stability of essential oil. He focused on the important role of essential oil microencapsulation in maintaining the stability of essential oil and exerting the utility of essential oil. Through on-the-spot explanation and on-the-spot demonstration, he demonstrated the achievements of Tianjia Biology in the research of essential oil microencapsulation.

During the exchange, Mr. Ye Jian and Chairman Xiao Shiping exchanged views on the current breeding environment, intestinal health nutrition and environmental protection policies, and discussed the future development trend of the breeding industry.

At present, Tianjia Bio has a professional thermal spray microcapsule production line, and its independent research and development of secondary multiple coating technology, in the microencapsulation of plant essential oils, with a complete package, uniform, stable structure and other characteristics, can achieve the effect of fixed-point slow release. In addition, through cooperation with South China Agricultural University, Tianjia Biology has established an animal enteral nutrition regulation research center. With the help of the scientific research platform of South China Agricultural University, the research and application of animal intestinal health nutrition regulation will move to a higher level.
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