1. PURAENVIRO AGRO biochar increases the surface area of ​​the gut habitat where beneficial microbes can attach and get to work digesting and releasing nutrients for the animal to absorb;

2. Among these beneficial microbes that colonize biochar are organisms that feed on methanogens (the energy-intensive bacteria that produce methane);

3. PURAENVIRO AGRO biochar absorbs toxins in the gut (e.g., aflatoxins, which easily accumulate in hay feed, are stored in the fat of grazing cattle, and are subsequently consumed by humans) and other compounds in the digestive tract that affect the health of animals and the quality of the products they produce.

Due to the unique chemistry of the liquid catalyst, various formulations have been tested as antimicrobial agents. The results demonstrated it to be a valuable antimicrobial agent, furthering its consolidation as an alternative to fossil antimicrobials in practical applications.

In addition to being a natural product from renewable sources and helping to mitigate atmospheric emissions, since biocatalysts are extracts of biomass waste, obtaining natural chemicals poses difficulties for the development of microbial resistance. This is due to the wide variety of bioactive compounds in their chemical composition, which have synergistic antimicrobial actions. As mentioned above, phenolic compounds are known to be responsible for the biological effects of the biocatalyst when used as an antimicrobial agent. Since the biocatalyst usually contains at least 20 phenolic compounds, the likelihood of microorganisms simultaneously developing resistance mechanisms against all of these substances is low. In addition to its antibacterial action, it has a high antifungal potential.