Product Description

Maize has the highest energy source of most of the cereals. It contains more oil than in wheat or barley; however, it is lower in protein compared to wheat. The seeds of maize are high in starch. The starch is slower to degrade on the rumen compared to wheat and barley due to being partially resistant (30%) to ruminal degradation, therefore crushing the maize makes it easier to get the goodness from the grain. Maize is very low in calcium.

Product Standard Specification

MJ ME/Kg DM:13.5MJ

Dry Matter: 89%

Protein: 8%

Starch: 73%

NDF: 14.5%

Feeding Recommendations and Storage

Feeding rates can vary from 0.5 to 4kg per cow per day. If fed in conjunction with Palm Kernel it can be nearer the high end of this range. Store in a dry area. Ensure all precautions are taken to store away from bird and rodent infestation.

SUITABLE FOR FEEDING TO LACTATING DAIRY COWS

Product Description

Tapioca is a high quality energy supplement, with a similar starch content to maize or wheat (65-70%), bust is low in protein and not as palatable. Therefore, Tapioca is a good feed for early lactation when there are high protein levels in pasture. Tapioca is well known for high energy and starch and less protein, fiber and ash content. This means it is a great balance with PKE which is typically low in starch. The content of minerals is very low. In cattle, Tapioca can be used as long as the protein content of the ratio is balanced. For calves around 15% can be fed, dairy cows 20 to 25% and up to 40% for fattening bulls. All Tapioca is sourced from approved MPI suppliers, meets MPI requirements and is certified GMO free.

Product Standard Specification

MJ ME/Kg DM:12.8MJ

Dry Matter: 88%

Protein: 3%

Starch: 50%

NDF: 12%

Feeding Recommendations and Storage

Requirements will differ depending on current diet. As a guide, Tapioca should be introduced slowly to adult dairy cows at 500g per cow per day, increasing to a maximum of 4kg per cow per day.

NOTE: It is not recommended to feed Tapioca ad-lib. Due to high palatability and starch content in Tapioca there is a risk that cows will gorge and over feed. This could lead to acute rumen acidosis. Feed in a controlled manner

STORAGE: Store in a dry area. Ensure all precautions are taken to store away from bird and rodent infestation.

SUITABLE FOR FEEDING TO LACTATING DAIRY

Product Description

Light Coloured, well-constructed highly palatable pellet with typical wheaten odours. Balanced blend of wheat, bran and molasses formulated to meet a high-quality source of starch and protein for supplementing pasture-based lactating cows and finisher cattle. The product does not contain any genetically modified organisms.

Product Standard Specification

MJ ME/Kg DM:13ML

Dry Matter: 90%

Protein: 13%

Starch: 40%

NDF: 24%

Feeding Recommendations and Storage

It is recommended that Hi starch Grain Pellets be introduced into the diet gradually over a two week period. Recommended feeding rate for cattle os 0.5 0 1.0kg per day.

Hi Starch Grain Pellets are suitable for sile and in-shed systems. They can be used in any weatherproof environment, but are vulnerable to moisture so must be kept dry.

SUITABLE FOR FEEDING TO LACTATING DAIRY COWS

Product Description

A light coloured, well-constructed highly palatable pellet with typical wheaten odors, Wheat bran pellets are a source of starch and sugars for ruminant animals, the carbohydrates that are needed in the push for productions gains. It is the multi-purpose base feed which when fed strategically can achieve maintenance, growth and production in the ruminants. Wheat Bran Pellets are declared GMO Free.

Product Standard Specification

MJ ME/Kg DM:11.8MJ

Dry Matter: 89%

Protein: 15%

Starch: 20%

NDF: 35%

Feeding Recommendations and Storage

It is recommended that Wheat Bran Pellets be introduced into the diet gradually over a two week period. Recommended feeding rate for cattle is 0.5-1.0kg per day.
Store in a dry area. Ensure all precautions are taken to store away from bird and rodent infestation.

SUITABLE FOR FEEDING TO LACTATING DAIRY COWS