VitaFerm® Concept•Aid® Protein Tub
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“With the VitaFerm® Concept•Aid® Protein Tubs, we have the ability to get a good mineral package in our cows. As the green grass comes, the cows pretty much quit the protein tubs, but as their calves get up to a certain size, I’ll see a lot of calves licking on those tubs. As the grass cures out and the cows aren’t getting quite what they need out of the grass, they will start hitting those tubs again. It’s just worked into a good program. It’s helped our calves get a little better bloom on them, and I also think it gets a good mineral package in those calves which helps them wean off healthier.”
-Joe Leathers, Ranch Manager at the 6666 Ranch
A premium protein tub with vitamins and minerals for beef cattle on grass pasture designed to support reproductive success on low protein forage.
KEY BENEFITS
- Contains AO-Biotics® Amaferm®, a prebiotic research-proven to enhance digestibility.
- Includes 20% natural protein along with organic copper, iodine and zinc for maximum bioavailability, innate immunity and hoof health.
- High levels of Vitamin E support reproductive tract repair and milk quality.
FEEDING DIRECTIONS
Feed to beef cattle using the following guidelines: 1. Consumption should be approximately 1 lb. per head, per day. 2. Provide one 200 lb. Protein Tub for every 20-30 head. 3. Provide plenty of good quality forage at all times. 4. Free-choice salt should be provided. 5. Provide a fresh, clean water supply at all times. 6. Consumption can vary with weather and feed conditions. 7. If over-consumed, move block farther from water or loafing area. The above feeding directions are guidelines. Use good management practices adapted to varying conditions.DO NOT FEED TO
- Sheep