Stall DRY® Absorbent Deodorizer an effective stall management tool made from a naturally occurring blend of food-grade diatomaceous earth and montmorillonite clay. It has the ability to neutralize ammonia and absorb odors and moisture. Stall DRY® is a trusted name brand used by all animal lovers. It is safe to use and is Omri® listed to use in organic production. Stall DRY® keeps animals safe from the harmful effects of ammonia and absorbs wetness while inhibiting bacteria and mold growth providing a cleaner, healthier, and fresher environment.
Keep your Pens, Calving and Foaling Stalls Clean, Dry and Ammonia Free with Stall DRY®Stall DRY® absorbs up to 125% of its own weight in liquid and its microscopic porous structure helps to lock in ammonia causing compounds. Stall DRY® when used daily can improve the environment your animals live in, by reducing ammonia, odors, and moisture. Stall DRY® can reduce your bedding costs and reduce the labor required to clean out your stalls.Ammonia From Urine and Manure is a Health Risk to Animals!Safe, non-toxic Stall DRY® has been providing the best in equine bedding management for over twenty-five years. Chemical free Stall DRY® helps keep stalls and pens fresh and extends the life of bedding. Stall DRY® works in two different ways, making it a highly effective management tool. Stall DRY’s high absorbency works quickly on moisture and wetness. In addition, Stall DRY’s slightly acidic pH helps to neutralize ammonia. Less airborne ammonia means a healthier, fresher barn environment. Experts agree that ammonia exposure is detrimental to a horse’s respiratory function and overall performance. Minimizing ammonia helps safeguard the health of your horse. Ammonia levels are significantly higher near the source – the urine and feces that accumulate on the stall floor. Ammonia is the most heavily concentrated in the bottom 24” of the stall. Horses lying down, or foraging dropped food bits off the floor, are exposed to higher ammonia levels. Not only can ammonia cause direct damage to the respiratory system, compromised airways are more vulnerable to bacterial and viral infections.What Is The STALL DRY® Advantage?• Omri® Listed for use in organic productionStall DRY® Absorbent Deodorizer is an effective stall management tool made from a naturally occurring blend of food-grade diatomaceous earth and montmorillonite clay. It neutralizes ammonia and absorbs odors and moisture. Stall DRY® is safe to use and is OMRI® listed for use in organic production. Progressive Planet has been providing Stall DRY® for over twenty-five years.
Stall DRY® works in two ways. First, its high absorbency works quickly on moisture — it absorbs up to 125% of its own weight in liquid, with a microscopic porous structure that helps lock in ammonia-causing compounds. Second, its slightly acidic pH helps neutralize ammonia. Less airborne ammonia means a healthier, fresher barn environment.
Ammonia exposure is detrimental to a horse's respiratory function and overall performance. Ammonia levels are significantly higher near the source — the urine and feces that accumulate on the stall floor — and are most heavily concentrated in the bottom 24 inches of the stall. Horses lying down or foraging dropped food bits off the floor are exposed to higher ammonia levels. Compromised airways are more vulnerable to bacterial and viral infections.
Apply approximately 4 — 5 lbs of Stall DRY® over a 10' x 10' stall. Place usual bedding over the Stall DRY®. For daily maintenance, apply 1/2 — 1 lb over the wet bedding only, then pick out the manure. Toss the bedding with a muck fork where Stall DRY® was applied.
Yes. Every 2 — 3 days sprinkle 1 — 2 lbs of Stall DRY® over the manure pile (in the spreader or the pile). This controls odors, speeds up composting, binds nutrients in the manure, and allows you to use the manure in fields, gardens, or wherever it's used in an environmentally safe manner.
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