USDA Certified Organic EPA Registered Animal-Safe Formula

Agricultural & Livestock
Sanitization in Utah

USDA Certified Organic HOCl sanitization for farms, livestock operations, and agricultural facilities throughout Utah. No withdrawal periods, no harsh chemical residue, no risk to your animals, your crops, or your organic certification.

Why HOCl for Agriculture?
  • No withdrawal periods for animals
  • USDA Organic #Z-699995-2008
  • Safe for use in occupied livestock facilities
  • Biodegrades to salt water — no soil impact
  • No respiratory hazard in confined spaces
  • EPA Registered #97801-1

The Disease and Contamination Risks Utah Agricultural Operations Face

A single disease outbreak in a livestock facility can mean mandatory depopulation, federal quarantine, and financial losses that take years to recover from. Conventional disinfectants create their own set of problems for agricultural operations.

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    Avian Influenza moves fast and hits hard. HPAI (Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza) has caused the depopulation of tens of millions of birds across the U.S. in recent years. Biosecurity and facility disinfection are the primary tools available to poultry operations — and they must work.
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    Conventional disinfectants require withdrawal periods. Bleach, formaldehyde-based products, and quaternary ammonium compounds require animals to be removed and facilities to be ventilated before restocking. This creates production gaps and animal handling stress that HOCl eliminates.
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    Barn mold and humidity are year-round threats in Utah. Confined livestock facilities — particularly during winter — develop mold and fungal growth on walls, bedding, and feed storage surfaces that compromise animal respiratory health and feed quality.
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    Organic certification means your sanitization inputs matter. If your operation holds USDA Organic certification — or is pursuing it — your sanitization program must use organic-approved inputs. Most conventional agricultural disinfectants are not compatible with NOP guidelines.

HOCl — Built for Agricultural Reality

HOCl is the same antimicrobial molecule your animals' immune systems produce. It works with agricultural environments in ways conventional chemicals cannot.

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No Withdrawal Period
Animals can remain
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USDA Organic
#Z-699995-2008
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No Toxic Fumes
Safe in confined spaces
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Biodegrades Safely
No soil contamination
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EPA Registered
#97801-1
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No Resistance
Oxidative mechanism

Agricultural Operations We Serve

HOCl adapts to the full range of Utah farming and livestock environments

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Poultry Houses

Avian influenza biosecurity demands consistent, effective facility disinfection between flocks and during active monitoring periods. HOCl provides EPA-registered antimicrobial coverage with no residue that affects birds or egg production, and no fumes that cause respiratory stress in confined houses.

Avian Influenza Newcastle Disease No Withdrawal
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Livestock Barns & Facilities

Cattle, hog, sheep, and goat operations contend with barn mold, respiratory pathogen buildup, and contaminated bedding and flooring. HOCl treats facility surfaces, walls, and equipment without requiring animal removal or extended ventilation — minimizing production disruption.

Barn Mold Respiratory Pathogens Animal-Safe
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Dairy Operations

Dairy facilities require sanitizers compatible with milking equipment, food contact surfaces, and the animals themselves. HOCl is food contact safe, no-rinse on equipment surfaces, and leaves no chemical taste or odor that could affect milk quality or trigger herd stress.

Mastitis Pathogens Equipment Safe No Milk Impact
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Greenhouse Operations

Greenhouses face persistent fungal and bacterial pressure on plants, growing media, irrigation systems, and surfaces. HOCl is safe for use around plants and beneficial insects, and biodegrades to salt water with no soil or crop residue concerns.

Botrytis Powdery Mildew Plant-Safe
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Feed Storage & Equipment

Mycotoxin-producing molds in feed storage areas are a direct animal health threat. HOCl treats bins, storage containers, and processing equipment without leaving chemical residues that could contaminate feed or cause palatability issues in treated areas.

Feed Mycotoxins Storage Mold No Feed Contamination
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Veterinary Facilities

Large animal veterinary clinics and equine facilities need hospital-grade disinfection that is safe for recovering animals. HOCl's non-toxic, no-residue profile makes it suitable for treatment areas, examination rooms, and recovery stalls where chemical exposure is a concern.

MRSA Ringworm Recovery-Safe

What HOCl Addresses in Agricultural Settings

Pathogen coverage and operational advantages specific to farming and livestock operations

Animal Disease Threats
  • Avian Influenza (HPAI/LPAI) — primary biosecurity threat to Utah poultry operations
  • Newcastle Disease — highly contagious poultry virus with severe production impact
  • Salmonella — poultry and livestock transmission vector, food safety risk
  • E. coli O157 — cattle operations and environmental contamination
  • Mastitis pathogens — Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus in dairy operations
Fungal & Environmental Threats
  • Barn mold — Aspergillus, Fusarium, and Penicillium species in confined livestock facilities
  • Feed mycotoxins — aflatoxin and deoxynivalenol contamination in stored grain and feed
  • Crop fungal diseases — Botrytis, Alternaria, and post-harvest decay organisms
  • Water system biofilm — microbial contamination in irrigation and water delivery systems
  • Greenhouse pathogens — Powdery mildew, Pythium, Phytophthora in hydroponic systems
Operational Advantages
  • No withdrawal periods — animals do not need to be removed before or after treatment
  • Safe in confined spaces — no toxic fumes, no respiratory hazard for workers or animals
  • No soil contamination — biodegrades to harmless salt water, no environmental burden
  • Organic certification compatible — USDA Certified Organic, NOP compliant inputs
  • No antimicrobial resistance — oxidative kill mechanism, pathogens cannot adapt
  • Equipment compatible — no corrosion concern with stainless steel, rubber, or plastics at use concentration

HOCl & Your Organic Certification

For operations holding or pursuing USDA Organic certification, the sanitization inputs you use in your operation are subject to National Organic Program (NOP) requirements. Most conventional agricultural disinfectants are not NOP compliant. HOCl is.

USDA Certified Organic #Z-699995-2008

OHS HOCl holds USDA Organic certification issued by Oregon Tilth Certified Organic (OTCO). This makes it a compliant sanitization input for certified organic livestock and crop operations under NOP guidelines — without threatening your certification status.

No Residue Impact on Organic Products

HOCl biodegrades to simple salt water after application. There is no chemical residue on treated surfaces, crops, equipment, or in the environment — eliminating any concern about organic product adulteration from sanitization inputs.

Replace Non-Compliant Products

If your current disinfection program uses bleach, QACs, or other conventional agricultural sanitizers that are not NOP listed, HOCl provides a compliant replacement without sacrificing efficacy. One product, both EPA registration and USDA Organic certification.

Our Certifications

USDA Certified Organic
Certificate #Z-699995-2008 — OTCO certified
EPA Registered
Reg. #97801-1-105539 — Est. #97801-1-UT
Scott Anderson — Sani-TEST LLC
Product chemist & manufacturer — field-validated HOCl
Utah-Based & Local
Serving farms & operations across the Wasatch Front and beyond

Our Service Process

Designed around agricultural operations — minimal downtime, no animal removal required

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Operation Assessment

We evaluate your facility type, animal species, production schedule, organic certification status, and specific pathogen concerns to design the right treatment protocol for your operation.

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Scheduled Service

We coordinate treatment timing around your production cycle, flock rotation, milking schedules, and harvest windows — minimizing disruption to your operation while maximizing treatment coverage.

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HOCl Application

Professional fogging or spray application covering facility surfaces, walls, equipment, feed storage areas, and water systems. No evacuation required. No chemical odor. Animals and workers can remain in adjacent areas safely.

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Documentation

Service records provided with each treatment — including product certification numbers, application details, and dates — suitable for your organic certification files and biosecurity records.

Frequently Asked Questions

What farmers and livestock operators ask most

Safety Data Sheet & Documentation

Complete safety documentation for your biosecurity records and organic certification files

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Chemical Formula
HOCl
CAS# 7790-92-3
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Concentration
163–200 ppm
Free Available Chlorine
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NFPA Rating
0-0-0-0
No hazard ratings
OSHA Status
Non-Hazardous
29 CFR 1910.1200
Key SDS Data Points
Product Name: Hypochlorous Solution
Chemical Name: Hypochlorous Acid
CAS Number: 7790-92-3
Concentration: 163–200 ppm FAC
EPA Registration: #97801-1
USDA Organic: #Z-699995-2008
NFPA: Health 0 / Fire 0 / Instability 0
OSHA: Non-Hazardous (29 CFR 1910.1200)
PPE Required: None at use concentration

Manufacturer: Sani-TEST LLC, PO Box 361, Perkasie, PA 18977 | Emergency: 800-732-7103 | Revision Date: 29-Sep-2025

Ready to Protect Your Operation?

Get a custom quote for your farm or livestock facility. USDA Certified Organic, EPA Registered, no withdrawal periods, no certification risk.

Utah Statewide
Agricultural Service
USDA Certified Organic
#Z-699995-2008
No withdrawal periods
Animal-safe formula
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