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DRY LOOSE LICK
BEEF HI MAGNESIUM
Beef Hi Magnesium Lick
Woods Beef Hi Magnesium Lick is a dry loose lick supplement suitable for cattle grazing temperate grasses or winter cereal crops that may be low in Magnesium. It is formulated with a high level of Magnesium to assist in the prevention of grass tetany and associated subclinical metabolic disorders.
Woods Beef Hi Magnesium Lick is composed of rumen degradable protein meals, non-protein nitrogen (NPN) sources, salt, limestone, mono-dicalcium phosphate (MCP) or mono-dicalcium phosphate (MDCP), Magnesium and sulphur sources, and other trace minerals and vitamins. Additives such as rumen modifiers or probiotics may be included at the request of the customer.
Salt levels may vary depending on stock water or soil salt content.
Feeding Guidelines
Recommended feeding rate is 200 to 300 grams per head per day
Supply in well drained open-ended troughs or covered feeders. Once consumption rates are settled, don't let troughs become empty as cattle may over consume upon reintroduction of dry loose lick.
NUTRIENTS | AS DRY MATTER BASIS |
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Total Crude Protein | 12.84% |
Magnesium | 11.0% |
Calcium | 6.0% |
Sulphur | 1.07% |
Copper | 169MG/kg |
Total Phosphorous (P) | 1.4% |
Total Salt | 10.0% |
Vitamin A | 31352IU/kg |
Vitamin E | 47MG/kg |
Selenium | 3.8MG/kg |
Zinc | 486MG/kg |
WARNINGS:
DISCLAIMER: There may be variations of composition depending on seasonal conditions and availability of raw materials. The specifications are given as a general indication only on a typical analysis. Shelf life of this product is limited. It is recommended that the product be stored in a cool dry place and be consumed within a 6 month period from date of manufacture.
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