Supplementing cattle with corn co-products comes with unique advantages and challenges. The advantage is a highly palatable, high protein (by-pass) supplement that is relatively inexpensive. The challenge is maintain proper macro and micro trace mineral nutrition, as corn co-products are very high in phosphorus and can be high in sulfur. Providing a mineral specifically formulated to address the challenges presented by feeding corn co-products is essential to keep cattle performing optimally. Framework 365 Mineral Performance Co-Product Balancer Availa®4 is formulated with additional calcium and thiamine, and no added phosphorus, to balance the diet of cattle consuming corn co-products while grazing.
This mineral is formulated to provide 7 g of Availa®4 when consumed at 4 oz. Availa®4 is research proven to positively impact reproductive performance in beef cattle. The amount consumed will vary depending on the quality, type and quantity of feedstuffs available.
Hand-feed Framework 365 Mineral Performance Co-Product Balancer in a dry, clean bunk or mineral feeder. The amount consumed will vary depending on the quality, type and quantity of feedstuffs available. Cattle should consume approximately 4 ounces per head per day.
For additional feeding directions, contact your Kent Nutrition Group feed representative.
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