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This months linked article's: CAN YOU MAINTAIN BUTTERFATS AT GRASS?... LOOKING TO MAKE YOUR SILAGE GO FURTHER... SPRING & SUMMER FEEDINGFollowing on from last month's newsletter if you want to get the best from your cows whilst out at grass you need to feed a good quality compound. The compounds below are certainly worth considering and we advise you book your requirements soon before the already volatile markets get any worse. With the good milk price we believe it's worth chasing those litres! Also don't forget ask us to quote on your blend as well! GPF 16 Nuts (4% Oil, 16% Protein, 13% Fibre, 7.5% Ash,) Ingredients: Wheat, Soya Hulls, Sunflower, Rapemeal, Palm Kernal, Wheatfeed, Sugarbeet, Biscuitmeal, Molasses, Minerals & Vitamins and Fat Blend. GPF 16 Nuts is our most economic ration. It is aimed at herds producing
up to 6,500 litres. HE Supreme HDF 16 Nuts (3.6% Oil, 16% Protein, 9.5% Fibre, 7.8% Ash) Ingredients: Wheat, Maize, US Maize Distillers, Hipro Soya, Palm Kernal, Sunflower, Rapemeal, Sugarbeet, Citrus, Molasses, Megalac, Minerals & Vitamins and Fat Blend HE Supreme HDF 16 is our most popular spring / summer ration, it accounts for over 40% of our spring / summer sales year on year. This is a high quality nut, made of high quality raw materials. This ration will help to maximise your milk production whilst maintaining butterfat levels at a time when the grass will naturally decrease them. Excel 16 Nuts (4.5% Oil, 16% Protein, 7.5% Fibre, 7.5% Ash) Ingredients: Wheat, Maize, US Maize Distillers, Palm Kernal, Hipro Soya, Biscuitmeal, Sugarbeet, Citrus, Megalac, Sopralin, Molasses, Minerals & Vitamins and Fat Blend. Excel 16 is the Rolls Royce of our spring / summer range. We are very proud of this nut! With Sugarbeet, Wheat and Hipro Soya making up 47.5% of the total feed. Excel 16 has been especially formulated for spring calvers producing more than 40 litres. The emphasis is on lower protein and a range of quality energy sources. This ration will help to maximise your milk production whilst maintaining butterfat levels at a time when the grass will naturally decrease them. AS YOU CAN SEE FROM THESE PRODUCTS, THERE ARE NO 'FILLERS' AT ALL IN OUR RATIONS AND ALL COME WITH GUARANTEED FIXED FORMULATIONS. CAN YOUR CURRENT SUPPLIER SAY THE SAME? CAN YOU MAINTAIN BUTTERFATS AT GRASS?Look at your milk contractWith an average national reduction of 0.4% and in some cases as much as 1% at turnout, if it pays you to maintain your butterfat levels, you need to consider feeding CS PLUS which is an exclusive product to GP Feeds. Aimed at improving butterfats, fertility, increasing milk yield as well as improving the condition score of your cows. It is a specially formulated fatty acid blend processed with a selected glucose preparation into a free flowing dust-free meal. It has been designed for mixing into compound feeds or home mix diets. The recommended usage rate is 300 grams per cow per day. However, levels can be increased for high performance dairy cows. The blend of protected and slow release fatty acids rich in C:16, has been put together to maximise synergistic effects on net energy yield and milk quality. The unsaturated: saturated ratio is close to 3:1. The glucose blend enhances liver function and hormonal, nervous and enzymic systems to increase overall animal performance. MAGNESIUM PRODUCTSAs per last month's newsletter we have a number of magnesium products available, with something to suit all needs and situations.
Anyone considering turning out should give us a call on 01948 661602. We have a number of offers available on the above products. SILAGE ADDITIVESSilage Making Tips - The Nine Basic Rules... ADD-F NON-CORROSIVEOne of the best known and respected of all acid silage preservatives, Add-F, is now available in a non-corrosive formula from us, called Add-F NC (for non-corrosive). More... If you are interested in either Ecosyl or Add-F non-corrosive
please contact Gareth at the office on 01948 661602.
LOOKING TO MAKE YOUR SILAGE GO FURTHERIf you are looking to help your silage go further why not consider pitting moist feeds with it. Here are GP Feeds we have something to suit all situations and needs.
Do's & Don'ts of pitting Grains with
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