PREGNANT & LACTATING EWES NSE157: EWE WITH LAMB 18
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1 PREGNANT & LACTATING EWES NSE157: EWE WITH LAMB 18 18% Crude Protein nut for pregnant and lactating ewes High in energy (wheat/barley) and digestible fiber (soya hulls) to help prevent any prelambing upsets Aids in the prevention of grass tetany through its inclusion of Cal Mag (10 grams/1kg) Contains a high level of Selenium and Vit E; helps reduce retained placentas ensures good muscle tone at lambing improves colostrum quality to ensure strong lambs Contains high levels of Iodine to help prevent weak lambs Do not feed to ram lambs (due to high Mg level) Suitable for supplementation with grass silage where protein levels are >11% Not for intensive feeding of lambs UFL 1.04 (DM basis), PDIE 118 grams and PDIN 144 grams
2 PREGNANT & LACTATING EWES CSE063: EWE WITH LAMB 18 COARSE Premium 18% Crude Protein coarse ration Cereal based high energy coarse ration to ensure positive energy balance in ewe prior to and following lambing Contains high quality protein sources soyabean meal to max. milk production Contains a high spec mineral and vitamin supplement to optimise Ewe and Lamb health Contains a high level of Iodine to prevent weak lambs Aids in the prevention of grass tetany through its inclusion of Cal Mag (10 grams/1kg) Not for intensive feeding of lambs UFL 1.05 (DM basis), PDIE 119 and PDIN 142 grams
3 PREGNANT & LACTATING EWES NSE177: EWE WITH LAMB 19 Very popular 19% Crude Protein nut for pregnant and lactating ewes Formulated to provide good quality by pass protein (high in soya bean meal & maize distillers) and rumen degradable protein (rapeseed meal). This ensure ewes have plenty of milk at lambing down and good quality colostrum High in energy and digestible fiber to help prevent any pre lambing upsets Can be used in most scenarios where forage is of medium quality Includes Cal Mag (10g in 1Kg) to help prevent tetany when ewes are let out to grass after lambing Contains a high level of Selenium and Vit E; helps reduce retained placentas ensures good muscle tone at lambing improves colostrum quality to ensure strong lambs Contains high levels of Iodine to help prevent weak lambs Not for intensive feeding of lambs 1.06 UFL (DM basis), PDIE 122g & PDIN 150g
4 PREGNANT & LACTATING EWES NSE187: EWE WITH LAMB 20 HI LAC One of the best 20% Crude Protein ewe nuts on the market for pregnant and lactating ewes Contains high percentages of soya bean meal Includes Full Fat Soya to maximise by pass protein & increase energy density of the ration Designed for supplementation with silage with <10% DM to help promote optimal milk production and colostrum Ideally suitable for sheep with a high lambing percentage High in energy and digestible fiber to help prevent any pre lambing upsets Includes Cal Mag (10 grams in 1 Kg) to help prevent tetany when ewes are let out to grass after lambing Contains a high level of Selenium and Vit E; helps reduce retained placentas ensures good muscle tone at lambing improves colostrum quality to ensure strong lambs High in Iodine to help prevent weak lambs Not for intensive feeding of lambs 1.08 UFL (DM basis), PDIE 128g & PDIN 161g
5 LAMBS NSF067: INTENSIVE LAMB PELLET 17% Crude Protein/High energy cereal based lamb finishing nut maize; wheat and barley 3mm pellet for increased intake Balanced protein sources soyabean and rapeseed for max. carcass gain Balanced digestible fibre for adlib feeding Includes Ammonia Chloride to prevent urinary calculi High levels of Zinc, Cobalt and Vit B12 to prevent unthriftiness and poor growth This feed is suitable from first feed introduction right through to intensive feeding of finishing lambs Designed to maximise growth and kill outs UFL 1.09 (DM basis), PDIE 123 grams and PDIN 139 grams
6 HEIFER REARING CBG075: WEANLING EXTRA An ideal weanling diet for young beef and dairy cattle Can be fed from weeks of age Highly palatable and crunchy coarse ration Contains a high level of cereals combined with carefully chosen protein ingredients Contains a premium mineral package to help maximise growth rate and similarly, supplying the full spectrum of essential elements the animal needs Not suitable for adlib feeding *Hi Spec Calf Mineral & Vitamin Package contains the perfect blend of live yeast and essential Minerals & Vitamins designed to optimise thrive in young, growing cattle. High levels of Copper, Cobalt and Selenium combined with a unique blend of Vitamins E, B12 & D3 are standard in this mineral pack.
7 CALVES CBG839: PEDIGREE NO. 3 18% Crude Protein Ration suitable for feeding to calves from 7 10 days of age Slow release buffer (live yeast) to ensure the calf s rumen develops optimally. Hence, healthier rumen conditions, better nutrient absorption, intake and growth Feed ad lib until calves are consuming 1.5 kg/hd/day Contains hi spec calf minerals & vitamin package (*see page 9) High Phosphorus Also suitable for fast growing pedigree / show cattle no fillers included Contains all you would expect in a feed designed to be fed to show cattle Contains cooked maize to stimulate rumen digestion and nutrient absorption Protein predominately consisting of soya bean meal to encourage frame & muscle development from an early age Includes Molashine (molasses with added oils) to stimulate intake Contains full fat soya to maximise the available protein and energy density of the blend
8 CALVES CBG820: CALF CRUNCH A palatable quality 18% Crude Protein calf crunch suitable for feeding from 4 7 days of age up to 6 8 months Highly digestible and palatable with a high component of cooked cereals Perfect ration to stimulate intake from an early age and stimulate rumen development in the new born calf Premium calf minerals and vitamins to help promote growth Includes a premium molasses with added oil to enhance palatability Suitable for feeding to young cattle as a supplement to grass silage and at grass Also suitable for pedigree cattle *Hi Spec Calf Mineral & Vitamin Package contains the perfect blend of live yeast and essential Minerals & Vitamins designed to optimise thrive in young, growing cattle. High levels of Copper, Cobalt and Selenium combined with a unique blend of Vitamins E, B12 & D3 are standard in this mineral pack.
9 WEANLING GUIDE NBF155: SUPER BEEF NUTS 16% Crude Protein nut with energy derived from maize, wheat and barley Suitable for growing weanlings, store cattle and all types of beef cattle One of the most popular beef nut Contains premium vitamins and minerals, supplying the full spectrum of essential elements Promotes high average daily gain and ideal for feeding at grass or as a supplement to grass silage A pre finishing ration to drive on frame development without laying down fat Can be fed from 2 months on Not suitable for adlib feeding Max Feeding level 6 kg per day
10 WEANLING GUIDE CBG075: WEANLING EXTRA RATION A 16% Crude Protein weanling diet for young beef and dairy cattle Can be fed from weeks of age Highly palatable and crunchy coarse ration Contains a high level of cereals combined with carefully chosen protein ingredients Contains a premium mineral package to help maximise growth rate and similarly, supplying the full spectrum of essential elements the animal needs Not suitable for adlib feeding *Hi Spec Calf Mineral & Vitamin Package contains the perfect blend of live yeast and essential Minerals & Vitamins designed to optimise thrive in young, growing cattle. High levels of Copper, Cobalt and Selenium combined with a unique blend of Vitamins E, B12 & D3 are standard in this mineral pack.
11 FINISHING DIETS NBF057: BULL POWER NUTS General Purpose 15% Protein/High Energy ration with a high cereal component 60% Suitable for cattle all over 6 months Contains a high level of digestible fibre (soya hulls & wheat feed) to aid rumen fermentation Care should be taking when feeding adlib as contains no rumen buffer Contains vitamins and minerals, supplying the full spectrum of essential nutrients NBF154: HE BEEF NUTS 15% Crude Protein cost effective nut to support a sustainable level of live weight gain in beef cattle Barley based product Nut is for less intensive systems should not be fed at greater than 5kg per day Must be fed as a complement to forage Contains vitamins and minerals, supplying the full spectrum of essential nutrients
12 FINISHING DIETS NBF212: BUFFALO BEEF NUT 14% Protein/High Energy finishing ration with a high cereal component (65%) to maximise weight gain One of the best finishing nuts on the Market (1.11 UFV) no fillers included High level of maize to help achieve optimal fat cover Contains digestible fibres citrus pulp & soya hulls to aid rumen fermentation Can be fed adlib and if so must be introduced over a 2 week period & supplemented with water and forage Includes Acid Buf to prevent acidosis/laminitis and to enhance rumen function Contains vitamins and minerals, supplying the full spectrum of essential elements at a feeding rate of 2kg/100kg live weight Ideal when finishing cattle are fed concentrate at grass or about to be housed Will help boost carcase gain, kill out percentage and conformation score
13 FINISHING DIETS CBF165: HI MAIZE MIX 13% Protein/High Energy finishing ration with a high cereal component (70%) One of the best finishing blends on the market (1.12 UFV) live weight gains of greater than 2kgs/day achievable under adlib feeding regimes High content of Maize Meal (50%) to help achieve adequate fat cover and optimal average daily gain Suitable for finishing heifers also Contains soya hulls as a digestible fibre to aid rumen fermentation Can be fed adlib and if so must be supplemented with water and forage Includes Acid Buf to prevent acidosis/laminitis and to enhance rumen function Contains vitamins and minerals, supplying the full spectrum of essential elements Will help boost carcase gain, kill out percentage and conformation score Contains high levels of zinc to improve hoof health and reduce lameness
14 FINISHING DIETS CBF591: CLASSIFIED BULL MIX 13% Crude Protein/high barley finishing ration Very high cereal component 70% High levels of flaked maize High in energy (1.10 UFV) to drive on weight gain Suitable for feeding to bullocks, bulls & heifers Can be fed adlib but must be introduced slowly over a 3 week period Contains vitamins and minerals, supplying the full spectrum of essential elements at a feeding rate of 2kg/100kg liveweight Crunchy palatable finishing ration CBF957: SUPREME BULL FINISHER 14% Crude Protein Bull Finisher blend Ideal for finishing all types of cattle particularly young bulls Contains approx. 35% Rolled Barley Contains beet pulp and soya hulls to aid rumen function Care should be taken when feeding adlib as contains no rumen buffer Contains vitamins and minerals
15 STORE CMG058: MULTIGRAIN A 14% Crude Protein general purpose low cost ration High in native cereal contains cooked flaked maize & rolled barley Must be fed as a complement to forage Not suitable for adlib feeding Can be fed at high levels when fodder is short Very palatable high molasses content Generally used as a store beef diet or as a top up for hoggets / sheep on poor grazing Contains a general purpose sheep & beef mineral NBF973: NUTRI BEEF NUTS 15% Crude Protein low cost medium energy beef nut Contains 30% barley good energy levels Must be fed as a complement to forage Suitable for complementing low protein silages Contains vitamins and minerals, supplying the full spectrum of essential nutrients
16 PEDIGREE CBG839: PEDIGREE NO. 3 18% Crude Protein Ration suitable for feeding to calves from 7 10 days of age Slow release buffer (live yeast) to ensure the calf s rumen develops optimally. Hence, healthier rumen conditions, better nutrient absorption, intake and growth Feed ad lib until calves are consuming 1.5 kg/hd/day Contains hi spec calf minerals & vitamin package (*see page 9) High Phosphorus Also suitable for fast growing pedigree / show cattle no fillers included Contains all you would expect in a feed designed to be fed to show cattle Contains cooked maize to stimulate rumen digestion and nutrient absorption Protein predominately consisting of soya bean meal to encourage frame & muscle development from an early age Includes Molashine (molasses with added oils) to stimulate intake Contains full fat soya to maximise the available protein and energy density of the blend
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