Haw. Code R. § 4-45-9 - Minerals
(a) When the word "iodized" is used in
connection with a feed ingredient, the ingredient shall not contain less than
0.007 per cent iodine, uniformly distributed.
(b) Mineral phosphatic materials for feeding
purposes shall be labeled with a guarantee for the minimum percentages of
calcium and phosphorus, and the maximum percentage of fluorine.
(c) The fluorine content of any mineral or
mineral mixture to be used directly for the feeding of domestic animals shall
not exceed 0.30 per cent for cattle; 0.35 per cent for sheep; 0.45 per cent for
swine; and 0.60 per cent for poultry.
(d) Soft phosphate with colloidal clay, rock
phosphates, or other fluorine-bearing ingredients may be used only in such
amounts that will not raise the fluorine concentration of the total grain
ration above the following amounts: 0.009 per cent for cattle; 0.01 per cent
for sheep; 0.014 per cent for swine; and 0.035 per cent for poultry.
Notes
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