IBNA provides beneficiaries, for a fee, with products resulting from its research activity. These products are developed based on the latest scientific knowledge, tested on animals, and assessed for nutritional value and quality (IBNA is ISO 9001 certified and approved by the National Sanitary Veterinary and Food Safety Authority – ANSVSA). You can download the presentation brochures for these products in PDF format.

Vitamin–Mineral Premixes

Vitamin–mineral premixes are blends of vitamins and minerals on a cereal flour base (maize meal, wheat bran, etc.), formulated so that, when included in typical feed recipes for different categories of farm animals, they provide the necessary vitamins and minerals for the target category. These products are intended for farmers who can procure their own cereals and protein feedstuffs (oilseed meals, etc.). On request, the formula of these products can be adapted to farmers’ needs (for example, a higher inclusion rate for those with limited mixing capacity).

Protein–Vitamin–Mineral Concentrates (CPVM)

Protein–vitamin–mineral concentrates are mixtures of protein-rich feed ingredients (soybean meal, sunflower meal, peas, etc.) with added vitamins and minerals. These products are intended for farmers who can procure or grow their own cereals (maize, wheat, barley). By following the instructions on the packaging, farmers can ensure scientifically balanced feeding for their animals without requiring specialist knowledge, achieving the maximum weight gain permitted by their housing conditions.

Compound Feeds (NC)

Compound feeds are blends of cereals, protein ingredients, mineral salts (feed-grade limestone, mono- or dicalcium phosphate), salt, vitamin–mineral premixes, etc., formulated for the main categories of farm animals. Being complete feeds, they are administered as such in animal diets and provide nutritionally balanced rations for the intended animal categories. For ruminants, they must be given alongside roughages (hay, silage), depending on the animals’ production level.

In addition to the approximately 70 standard formulas (presented in the brochures), the institute can also develop, upon request, customised formulas adapted to beneficiaries’ needs (depending on the available feed base, intervention premixes to address nutritional deficiencies, etc.).