DAIRY COWS | BALANCED INORGANIC SUPPLEMENTARY FEED
Cow Supreme Eco Balancer is a palatable nutritional supplement for dairy cows for an economical and comprehensive balancing of the diet of dairy cows. It contributes to the optimal supply of essential minerals, 3 essential and 2 productive vitamins, trace elements, which are not sufficiently obtained from their daily plant diet, helping to maintain their health and well-being as well as productivity.
Designed for modern cow farming, in an economical management of them responding to daily needs. It ensures their balanced nutrition by helping to restore the minerals lost during milking and a smooth functioning of their body, therefore ensuring the maximization of yields. It can be administered at all productive and physiological stages of the above milk production potential.
It is suitable for cows whose milk production is on average (A.O.) <25 Kg / Day. It is adapted to be administered during the dry period of an average milk production. It is also suitable for use in the diet of calves and heifers.
Analytical Components %
Calcium: 26.00%
Sodium: 6.00%
Phosphorus: 2.00%
Magnesium: 2.00%
Lysine: 0.10%
Methionine: 0.01%
Threonine: 0.01%
Tryptophan: 0.01%
Aesthetic additives
Aromatic compounds 1,000 mg
Technological Additives (per kilo)
(Ε562) Sepiolite: 5.000 mg
Antioxidants
(1b320) BHA: 400 mg
By adding the balanced Cow Supreme Eco to the diet of sheep and goats daily, we contribute to:
Minimizing the cost of productivity nutrition
30 Kg per ton of supplementary compound feed (concentrated feed) is administered. Indicatively, it can be given in the following quantities depending on the daily milk production and production phase per animal:
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Cows up to 15 kg milk |
150 gr |
|
15 kg milk |
175 gr |
|
20 kg milk |
200 gr |
|
25 kg milk |
225 gr |
|
30 kg milk |
250 gr |
|
Cows in dry season |
125 gr |
|
Calves, heifers |
75– 150 gr |
In cases where corn silage is used in the diet of cows, its administration is increased by 15%. Its administration can be modified with the nutritional instructions of the technical advisor of the livestock unit. The administration of calcium carbonate and sodium chloride is considered necessary.
