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Cows - R - Us Products
Trace
Rumensin Trace
Rumensin Eskalin
Trace
BioChlor,Rumensin
Eskalin Trace
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Our
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- pellets designed to provide the vital trace elements,
vitamins and rumen modifiers in a 50
gm per cow per day dose.
- pellets designed to provide the vital trace elements,
vitamins and rumen modifiers in a 200
gm per cow per day dose.
- pellets designed to provide the calcium, magnesium and
phosphorus, vital trace elements, vitamins and rumen modifiers
in a 500 gm per cow per day
dose.
The trace element and vitamin inclusions are based on excellent
local South Australian research. The inclusions of calcium,
magnesium and phosphorus in the 500 gm pellet options are
designed to meet most of a high producing cows requirements
for these macro minerals.
There are three options currently available
- Trace element only - an inclusion
without any rumen modifiers
- RT - Rumensin and trace elements
for extra milk production and health
- RET - Rumensin, Eskalin and trace
elements to provide protection from acidosis, extra milk
production and health.
We also have a unique transition
cow feed available that provides a palatable
and effective source of anions and protein.
TRANSIT
is available as a 3 kg per cow per day inclusion and Meningie
Fodder has available a similar loose mix.
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Trace
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The trace element and vitamin inclusions are carefully
designed to supply adequate amounts of trace elements
to the vast majority of herds. The levels of minerals
and vitamins are based on excellent local South Australian
research (Judson 1998). Research from the University
of Sydney (Curtis and Lean, 1998) highlight the important
role that the vitamins and minerals play in the health
and reproductive performance of cattle. In this study,
cows with suboptimal mineral and vitamin status had
increased risk of uterine infection and prolonged calving
to conception intervals.
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The trace elements included are of value in
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- controlling for copper deficiency
- controlling for iodine deficiency
- supplies manganese
- supplies the NRC (1989) recommended
levels of cobalt
- controlling for selenium deficiency
- controlling for zinc deficiency
The trace elements are made available in a low-dose
pellet which will allow the efficient and safe mixing
of these ingredients into the ration.
The inclusions of calcium (as limestone and dicalcium
phosphate), magnesium (as magnesium oxide), salt and
phosphorus (as dicalcium phosphate) in the 500 gm
pellet options are designed to meet most of a high
producing cows requirements for these macro minerals.
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(Rumensin Trace)
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| Rumensin is
effective in |
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- increasing milk production
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- prevention of coccidiosis
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Studies have shown an increase in milk production of about
0.8 L per cow per day. Once bodyweight change is accounted
for, the increase equates to about 2 L per cow per day.
Initially, there may be a decrease in milk fat content,
although recent studies have not always detected this.
The lower the body condition of cows when treatment is
started, the lower the initial milk response and the more
likely that milk fat content will lower for a short period. |
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Studies in Australia, New
Zealand and the USA have shown that ketosis is markedly
reduced by the use of rumensin.
Studies have shown that Rumensin:
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- can increase blood glucose concentrations and lower
blood fat concentrations
- improve neutrophil function
The trace elements included are of value in
- controlling for copper deficiency
- controlling for iodine deficiency
- supplies manganese
- supplies the NRC (1989) recommended levels of cobalt
- controlling for selenium deficiency
- controlling for zinc deficiency
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On
a conservative basis the cost benefit of RT use exceeds
$3 per $1 invested.
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(Rumensin Eskalin
& Trace)
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| Rumensin is
effective in |
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- increasing milk production
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- prevention of coccidiosis
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Studies have shown an increase in milk production of about
0.8 L per cow per day. Once bodyweight change is accounted
for, the increase equates to about 2 L per cow per day.
Initially, there may be a decrease in milk fat content,
although recent studies have not always detected this.
The lower the body condition of cows when treatment is
started, the lower the initial milk response and the more
likely that milk fat content will lower for a period. |
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Studies in Australia, New
Zealand and the USA have shown that ketosis is markedly
reduced by the use of rumensin. Studies have shown that
Rumensin.
Studies have shown that Rumensin:
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- can increase blood glucose concentrations and lower
blood fat concentrations
- improve neutrophil function
Eskalin
Eskalin is effective in controlling
ruminal acidosis
Milk production tended to be higher in cows treated
with Eskalin.
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The trace elements included are of value in
- controlling for copper deficiency
- controlling for iodine deficiency
- supplies manganese
- supplies the NRC (1989) recommended levels of cobalt
- controlling for selenium deficiency
- controlling for zinc deficiency
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(BioChlor,
Rumensin, Eskalin & Trace)
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BioChlor
BioChlor BioChlor is a high quality protein feed with
a considerable anionic content
(-2960 Meq per Kg). Feeding BioChlor in the two to three
weeks before calving has been shown to increase milk production
in lactation by 4 L per cow per day. |
Rumensin is effective in |
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- increasing milk production
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- prevention of coccidiosis
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Studies have shown an increase in milk production of about
0.8 L per cow per day. Once bodyweight change is accounted
for, the increase equates to about 2 L per cow per day.
Initially, there may be a decrease in milk fat content,
although recent studies have not always detected this.
The lower the body condition of cows when treatment is
started, the lower the initial milk response and the more
likely that milk fat content will lower for a period. |
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Studies in Australia, New
Zealand and the USA have shown that ketosis is markedly
reduced by the use of rumensin. Studies have shown that
Rumensin.
Studies have shown that Rumensin:
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- can increase blood glucose concentrations and lower
blood fat concentrations
- improve neutrophil function
Eskalin
Eskalin is effective in controlling
ruminal acidosis
During the transition period the risk of acidosis
is high as diets are changing and Eskalin can play
a critical role in this period.
Milk production tended to be higher in cows treated
with Eskalin.
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The trace elements included are of value in
- controlling for copper deficiency
- controlling for iodine deficiency
- supplies manganese
- supplies the NRC (1989) recommended levels of cobalt
- controlling for selenium deficiency
- controlling for zinc deficiency
The Vitamins included are of value to: .
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- control for Vitamin A deficiency
- control for Vitamin E deficiency
Recent studies at the University of Sydney have identified
critical roles for trace elements and vitamins in
reducing the risk of diseases including retained foetal
membranes and metritis and indirectly improving reproductive
performance.
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