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For more information, please contact the Minerals Line on
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Extra Information
Recommended Mineral Intake Levels
Livestock |
Daily Intake |
Dairy cows |
75 – 150g/head/day |
Grazing cattle |
75 – 150g/head/day |
Yarded cattle |
75 – 150g/head/day |
Sheep |
15 - 30g/head/day |
Product Information
Shelf Life
All products have a shelf life of six months as standard.
Quality Control
All raw materials used are regularly tested for impurities and carry a FEMAS accreditation.
Nutri-LINK Range or Custom Made Minerals
Custom made mixes to suit your specific farm needs are also available. Taking into account your ration, herd performance and local deficiencies.
Weatherproofing
Free access minerals are fully weatherproofed, sweetened and spiced to enhance palatability and aid dust suppression.
Raw Materials
Major Minerals
All raw materials are carefully sourced to provide optimum availability to the animal.
Trace Elements
All Nutri-LINK minerals include a full complement of highly available trace elements. Health First chelated trace elements are available across the whole range upon request.
Vitamins
Vitamins A, D3, E, have been added across the Nutri-LINK range at optimal levels to meet modern day requirements.
The right balance to suit the farm and ration
- The correct balance of minerals, trace elements and vitamins is essential to achieve maximum performance from high genetic merit dairy cows.
- Matching the mineral requirement of the animal to achieve optimal performance with the ration being fed is often overlooked, limiting the ability of the cow to utilise other nutrients to their full extent.
- Modern rations require lower phosphorus but much higher calcium than traditional diets dependent on forages and straights fed.
- Supplementary calcium is often required to balance the diet and herd performance.
- Mole Valley Farmers offer full technical support to help choose the most suitable product for your system.
- Forage mineral analysis can be used to identify local issues on the farm.
Product Information
Where a specific requirement is identified, we can help to address areas of concern including:
- Fertility / milk fever / metritis / retained placenta
- Somatic cell counts / mastitis
- Lameness / foot health
- Acidosis / rumen function
For more information, please contact the Minerals Line on 01278 420481 or
email [email protected]