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This product aids sheep in the utilization of highly productive fresh pastures.
Propel contains Macro and Micro elements that aid in smooth muscle function.
Macro and Micro trace mineral Concentrate with added Vitamins,A, D, and E plus BOVATEC[TM]ALPHARMA
For more information on Basic Sheep Minerals please contact us directly.
Compass Basic Sheep Minerals is formulated for ease of use and feeding. This product can be fed to all classes of Sheep where a basic mineralized adlib lick is required, particularly when feeding cereal grains.
All sheep require a minimum daily intake of macro and trace minerals, particularly when production parameters are either not met or are in short supply. Pregnant sheep require adequate amounts of Calcium, which is the most abundant chemical in the body, during all stages of pregnancy.
Dietary requirements for Calcium range from 0.3% in dry matter for rams, to, 0.5% for early weaned lambs. The ewe has an “adequate” range of from
0.36% to 1.4% of dry matter. A 60 kg ewe in advanced pregnancy, carrying twins requires 10.1 grams of Calcium per day. Milk fever is also caused by a fall in blood calcium levels. This most common in ewes prior to lambing and while milking. Low serum Calcium levels can occur in any sheep. Calcium deficiency may also be induced by yarding without feed, by transport, during cold wet weather, when feeding grain for prolonged periods of time without mineral supplementation or by ewes grazing green oats, wheat or rapidly growing grasses.
A large number of sheep are usually affected and go down very suddenly with nervous signs and legs stretched out behind them, mortality rates can be high and sudden.
Compass Basic Sheep Minerals is designed to be fed adlib and unrestricted, make sure the lick is placed in a container that can drain if affected by weather. Place near a water trough and replace regularly. Do Not withdraw suddenly if feeding is to cease, gradually replace with any new product. Sheep are very dependent particularly when being hand fed grain or late in pregnancy.
The Calcium to Phosphorous ratio is also very important and should always be between, 2:1 and 3:1, however, a calcium to Phosphorous ration of
4:1 is excessive.
Vitamin D is required for Calcium and Phosphorous metabolism and is added to Compass Basic Sheep Minerals along with vitamins A and E.
Easily fed to Ewes and other classes of sheep. If feeding to pregnant ewes, please discuss 3rd Trimester of pregnancy options with Compass Feeds.
For orders call Compass Feeds on 08 85568332
All technical information, call Strategic Livestock Nutrition on 08 85362680 or
0427 186943 Mobile
Power ram Premix is designed to be fed to shedded on high grain diets or rams being grain supplemented in a paddock or semi intensive environment.
A Macro and Micro trace mineral concentrate with added BovatecTM
and Rumen Buffers.
This complete concentrate allows easy use in preparation of Lamb Feedlot diets.
A Thiamin (Vitamin B1) based mineral supplement with added Cobalt.
This highly soluble product is given where dietary Thiamin (Vitamin B1) is required to be supplemented or where pasture Thiaminase level is causing production problems.
The product can help muscle and nerve function and also contains a soluble carbohydrate. Cobalt is also supplied as a constituent of Vitamin B12.
The product should be premixed in a small amount of water prior to addition to larger volumes of water. Can be used through a water medicating unit, applied to hay or grain, or, the product should be used strictly in accordance with directions.
CONTAINS: Magnesium, Cobalt, Sodium Chloride, Disaccharides, Vitamin B1.
Dose Rate for Adult Sheep10 grams per animal per day.
Dose Rate for Lambs 5 grams per animal per day.
Store in a dry cool place.
Pack: 10 KG PAIL, 20 KG BAG
Code: 10kg: 3062, 20kg: 3063
Timing: Usually Winter, Spring: Use as required in Feedlot Situation.
Meeting the protein, energy, vitamin and mineral requirements of lambs when supplementary feeding grain is essential for profitable lamb finishing.
