Master Mix Multiphase™ concentrate.
The answer to today's efficiency questions.
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Once again Master Mix*
brings you the answer
to the age-old question
of how to boost the
efficiency of the dairy
cow.
Simple, flexible,
and profit-making, the
answer came just in time,
because today more
than ever you need a
feeding program that
squeezes more net pro
fit from your cows...to
cover operating ex
penses and pay yourself
Stop in today for ail the details
on the Master Mix Multi
phase Feeding program.
SPANGLER &
SPRENRLEINC.
York, PA 17404
(717)843-8889
SERVICE FEED &
SUPPLY CO.
Cardiff. Maryland 21024 .
(301)452-8444
(717) 456-7433
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a good income. Density Plus Nutrient
Based on the concept Pac when you need to
of phase feeding, the boost the nutrient
program includes density of the grain
Master Mix Multiphase™ ration,
dairy concentrate and Nothing could be
two Density Plus simpler for phase feed-
Nutrient Pacs Silage ing. Multiphase allows
Pac and Legume Pac. youtofeedeachcowfor
This Master Mix optimum production.
Phase Feeding Program TTiis allows the cow
fits any type of oper- to reach maximum milk
ation. Use Multiphase as production without the
the foundation concen- costly waste of over
trate for the entire herd, feeding. That means
then add the appropriate more net profit from
SNIDER’S ELEVATOR
Williamson, PA 17270
<717)369-3758
LEROY M. SENSENIG INC.
Ephrata, PA 17522
(717)733-8668
each cow every day of
therefcr.
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The Breakthrough People.
HOLllltfiEß FARM
& HOME SUPPLY
Lititz. PA 17543
(717)626-2330
ROSS H. RGHRER
& SONS, INC.
Quarryville. PA 17566
(717)786-3372
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Abbottstown, PA 17301
(717) 259-0609
HUMS FARM
SUPPLIES
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(717)872-56*111
Phase 1
This is the early lactation
period, lasting about 10 weeks.
During this time, the cow
usually cannot physically con
sume enough feed to support
her peak production. Multi
phase dairy concentrate and
the appropriate Density Plus
Nutrient Pac with the recom
mended levels of grain allows
the cow to peak at the highest
possible level. This is critical to profitability since
each additional pound at peak equals 200 pounds
over the course of the lactation..
Phase 2
During this phase, milk pro
duction begins to decline, feed
intake peaks and the cow’s
body weight stabilizes. The
cow is still producing at a high
level and her nutritional needs
remain high. Shorting her
nutrient needs would cause
her milk production to drop
faster than the normal 10%
per month. The appropriate
Master Mix Density Plus Nutrient Pac along with
Multiphase and grain will help maintain maximum
milk production.
' Phase 3
The,cow rMintinues her
natural decline in production
during the final 24 weeks of
lactation. However, her
appetite stays strong, and she
" can consume more feed than
needed to maintain her lower
production level. Peed cost
can be cut by keeping feed
intake in line with milk pro
duction. Density Plus Nutrient
Pads are not normally needed during this phase.
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Proper feeding during Phase 111 minimizes the
amount of grain needed during the dry cow period.
Phase 4
Proper feeding during this
eight week period reduces
_• disorders such as overfat
cows, off feed, displaced
abomasum, calving difficulty,
and retained placenta. For
most cows; average or good
quality roughage supple
mented with the proper
amount andbalance of
minerals is an adequate diet.
Cows that are in poor body condition may need
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additional grain ration to build body reserves.
To prepare the dry cow for her next lactation,
start feeding the milking ration two weeks before
calving. Lead feeding allows the dry cow to a4just
more easily to high levels of grain consumption at
freshening. Do not exceed 1 percent of body weight
before calving.
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OEUURVA MILLS
Pocomoke City. MD 21851
(301)957-3212
DELMARVA FARMS
Pocomoke City, MD 21851
(301)957-3212