Progressive Planet Inc Red Lake Earth Diatomaceous Earth Chicken Jug
Red Lake Earth is an animal feed additive composed of a natural blend of diatomaceous earth and calcium bentonite.
Red Lake Earth Diatomaceous Earth with Calcium Bentonite is added at no more than 2% to animal feed, to prevent caking and add to the flowability of the animal feed.
We mine our Red Lake Diatomaceous Earth with Calcium Bentonite (Red Lake Earth) from a deposit in the pristine province of British Columbia, Canada. Unlike other DE products, both of these sought-after minerals are found in their natural state within this deposit. This natural combination is rare, with only one other known deposit that contains both diatomaceous earth and calcium bentonite in the world.
Red Lake Earth is an animal feed additive composed of a natural blend of diatomaceous earth and calcium bentonite.
Red Lake Earth Diatomaceous Earth with Calcium Bentonite is added at no more than 2% to animal feed, to prevent caking and add to the flowability of the animal feed.
We mine our Red Lake Diatomaceous Earth with Calcium Bentonite (Red Lake Earth) from a deposit in the pristine province of British Columbia, Canada. Unlike other DE products, both of these sought-after minerals are found in their natural state within this deposit. This natural combination is rare, with only one other known deposit that contains both diatomaceous earth and calcium bentonite in the world.
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Red Lake Earth is an animal feed additive composed of a natural blend of diatomaceous earth and calcium bentonite.
Red Lake Earth Diatomaceous Earth with Calcium Bentonite is added at no more than 2% to animal feed, to prevent caking and add to the flowability of the animal feed.
We mine our Red Lake Diatomaceous Earth with Calcium Bentonite (Red Lake Earth) from a deposit in the pristine province of British Columbia, Canada. Unlike other DE products, both of these sought-after minerals are found in their natural state within this deposit. This natural combination is rare, with only one other known deposit that contains both diatomaceous earth and calcium bentonite in the world.
