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Is your pasture meeting the energy requirements for your sheep & cattle?


For most sheep & cattle producers, now is the time when pasture growth rates are slowing down, right when energy requirements are at their highest for...

➡️ Lambing

➡️ Calving

➡️ Milk Production


Forage is typically low in fibre, so each kg of feed may not be fully utilised.

🔘 Do you see production losses his time of year?

🔘 Is your grazing management set for maximum pasture production?

🔘 Are your livestock scouring?


If you're saying yes to some or all of the above, some strategies to consider to improve animal performance through winter:

➡️ Offer hay [pasture or cereal will do], for two reasons:

1) To take the pressure off the pasture to slow down the rotation

2) To slow down the digestion, so each kg of forage is utilised

➡️ Offer some starch in the form of cereal grains


Our consultants are available to discuss the additional benefits of offering starch as a supplement at this time, contact your local Expert In Ruminant Productivity...


☎️ 08 8733 1888

📩 info@totalresult.com.au

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Our Consultants

EXPERTS IN RUMINANT PRODUCTIVITY


Tom Thorn

0427 243 319

tomt@totalresult.com.au

Owen Rees

0429 437 823

owenr@totalresult.com.au


Mikaela Baker

0457 243 319

mikaelab@totalresult.com.au

 

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