CON-VERGE™– Where Immunity, MicroBiome and Colonization Resistance Meet

Immune Revolution
To feed a MicroBasics product is to push the boundaries of possibility, unconstrained by cost and red tape. Our formulation philosophy is built on Immunity principles that free us to innovate and create our greatest visions. On these foundations, icons are born.
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MicroBiome Engineering
To own the moment yet exist beyond it: this is what makes an icon. As new technologies and innovations unfold, we push towards the next frontier: embracing the possibilities of MicroBiome Engineering. Our values are unwavering while our vision remains clear: eliminate antibiotics and coccidiostats from animal feed.
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Colonization Resistance
The intestine harbors an ecosystem composed of the intestinal mucosa and the commensal microbiota. The microbiota fosters development of the Immune system, aids digestion and protects host cells from pathogens.
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Feed Good. Do Good.™
DISEASE PREVENTION
A biosecurity and nutrition program designed to help keep animals free of diseases.
ELIMINATION OF IN-FEED ANTIBIOTICS AND COCCIDIOSTATS
Specific restrictions on the use of antibiotics are important in human medicine.
HOLISTIC VETERINARY CARE
A Veterinary health program that includes a comprehensive animal health plan.
ANIMAL WELFARE
A third – party audited animal welfare program following established and science – based standards.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
Technology to minimize the carbon footprint of animal production and improve nutrient management programs.
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Read Now - Welcome to MicroBasics, Taylor Ross MicroBasics is excited to welcome another team member! Taylor Ross grew up in a law enforcement family. As the black sheep of the family, Taylor found her passion in agriculture. She grew up raising and showing sheep on her family’s hobby farm. In her early teens her parents divorced, and she moved to Farmington, Minnesota.…
Read Now - Interview with Justin Axman – DNMC Consulting LLC. Today we are fortunate to share some thoughts from Justin Axman, a consulting nutritionist from Kansas. Justin grew up on a dry land farm in central Kansas. The primary focuses were commercial cow calf, wheat, milo, alfalfa, and grass hay. Growing up he was involved in 4-H and athletics. After high school Justin played baseball…
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