After reviewing the importance and problems of adequate provision by microe
lements of farm animals, the authors summarise the procedures, biochemical
and physiological relations of supplying. They discuss the possibilities an
d different chemical relations of formation of chelate complexes.
Finally the authors give a detailed account of the favourable results of di
fferent animal trials that were completed in foreign and home stock-farms u
sing selenium-, chromium-, zinc, copper- and manganese-protein, amino acids
and yeast culture chelate complexes.