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Ammonium sulfate has a high sulfur content in the sulfate form which occurs naturally in volcanic fumaroles as a rare mineral, mascagnite. It is in an organic salt which is prepared by treatment of ammonia along with sulphuric acid as a by-product from coke-ovens. It is also prepared by treatment of ammonium carbonate with gypsum to give calcium carbonate in precipitated form leaving ammonium sulphate in solution form. Ammonium sulphate is used in wide range of applications such as fertilizers for alkaline soils, purifying protein, flame retardants, food additives, and for the preparation of ammonium salts such as ammonium persulfate. It is also amongst the most widely used nitrogen fertilizers used globally to enhance crop yields in various agricultural applications. Apart from this ammonium sulphate is also used in pharmaceutical applications, industrial chemicals and production of cattle feed supplements. Globally demand for ammonium sulphate market is driven by factors such as inc...

Animal farming sector accounts for nearly 40% of the global agricultural production value (FAO).[1] Since the inception of biotechnology, it has paved the way for mankind towards admission in numerous untouched horizons. Drifting through its prism, numerous sectors have evolved in terms of their principal role of existence. Leveraging this stride, the cattle feed market has progressed from being a mere source of nutrition to an intricate domain developing improved cattle feed additives in accordance with nutrient content, digestibility, efficient nutritional livestock yields, and cattle feed appropriate for region and season in order to meet the requirement of animals. The demand for milk and meat is increasing in most part of the world and hence the farmers are now more concerned over the health and yield of the cattle which in turn is serving the global cattle feed market growth. The abundant potential has driven this arcade to reach a staggering market size of $16 - $17 billion as...