The phrase "as a feed supplement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the addition of a substance to animal feed to enhance nutrition or health.
Example: "The new product is designed to be used as a feed supplement for livestock to improve their overall health and productivity."
Alternatives: "as a dietary additive" or "as a nutritional enhancer".
First the hulls are cracked off completely and piled in giant mounds to be hauled off as a feed supplement for dairy cattle.
Astaxanthin has been industrially exploited as a feed supplement in poultry farming and aquaculture.
After drying it is ground to make powder for further use as a feed supplement for livestock.
In such conditions, it has become apparent that sodium selenite (as well as selenate) has a range of disadvantages as a feed supplement.
This study investigates the effects of burrowing earthworms on arsenic speciation and mobility in soil mesocosms treated with roxarsone, an increasing anthropogenic source of arsenic used in the poultry industry as a feed supplement.
Results indicate that advancing maturity affected chemical composition, but not rumen degradability, of C. benghalensis and also demonstrated that inclusion of C. benghalensis in S. almum diet improved intake, digestibility and N intake, suggesting its potential use as a feed supplement.
It is worth bearing in mind that excretion as well as retention of nutrients is important for a feed supplement, as excreted nutrients will have environmental impact.
This study aimed to evaluate the potential of a promising Lactobacillus plantarum isolate (PCA 236) from cheese as a probiotic feed supplement in lactating goats.
The success of using zebra mussels as a chicken feed supplement will therefore depend on economic factors, such as the cost of processing and the price (if any) that could be demanded per tonne of zebra mussel meal.
Our objective was to evaluate Russian knapweed (Acroptilon repens [L.] DC). as a winter feed supplement for ruminant livestock.
Results indicate that different levels of Sesbania forages have desirable characteristics as a potential feed supplement to improve the utilization of Napier grass to ruminant animals under tropical condition.
