Supplementary & special feed

Feeding around dry cows and fresh lactating cows poses a very special challenge. Especially in the last days before birth, a high energy density is needed in the food.

In the winter months, fertility problems increasingly occur in many dairy herds. Still heat, returning to oestrus and re-insemination can accumulate. Follicular cysts and embryonic fruit death are also fairly common at this time of year.

Feeding around dry cows and fresh lactating cows poses a very special challenge. Especially in the last days before birth, a high energy density is needed in the food.

Nowadays, live yeast is used in various mineral and supplementary feeds for cows and other bovines. But is the addition of live yeast also advisable for calves that do not yet have a fully developed rumen?

Is your operative goal to increase the performance of your herd? Or are the health and resilience of your herd important to you? Do you love your animals and are looking for a product to generate calm and a relaxed atmosphere in the barn?

Feeding around dry cows and fresh lactating cows poses a very special challenge. Especially in the last days before birth, a high energy density is needed in the food.

Is your farm one of the many dairy farms that rely on the use of propylene glycol to supply energy to the cows and to prevent ketosis? Then you are probably watching the price developments on the market right now.