About Micron
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"If you're for healthy animals, we're for you" Micron Bio-Systems is an international leader in biotechnology. Utilizing our scientific expertise in Microbiology, Enzymology, Biochemistry and Immunology, we develop product-based solutions for the Animal Husbandry, Companion Pet and Environmental markets. |
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Our Research and Development department uses Smart Science to create and evaluate new products and product enhancements in the laboratory and in real-world farm and home applications. Micron’s marketing philosophy is based on establishing programs rather than just products. Our current programs include:
Micron is committed to product excellence and superior customer service. |
We market our products and programs through established distributor networks that support our philosophy of promoting product and marketplace integrity. Micron is certified under the UK FEMAS scheme and is an Approved Company under EC Feed Hygiene regulations. In the United States, Micron is a registered ISO 9001 company and is certified under the AFIA Safe Food/Safe Feed program Micron’s products and programs are proven on both commercial farms and industrial applications as well as your own backyard. Micron’s integrated approach results in healthy productive animals and a healthier environment wherever you live. |
Micron Bio-Systems
Micron Bio-Systems, BFF Business Park
Bath Road, Bridgwater, Somerset
TA6 4NZ, United Kingdom
Tel: 01278 427 272 Fax: 01278 427 273
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Latest News & Updates
Make every ounce of dry matter yield count
In part four of our sponsored series, we look at making the most of forage. New Breed UK?s Richard Rolfe and Mole Valley Farmers? Graham Ragg offer their advice for the coming weeks. Click on the picture the read the … Continue reading →...
04/06/2013 - Read More
Forage Watch with Micron Bio-Systems
Grass and forage growth is subdued on both Forage Watch farms, but this has not stopped our farmers planning ahead to harvest and considering options for this season?s forage. Read the latest article of the Farmers Guardian sponsored series....
31/05/2013 - Read More
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