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WE DESIGN YOUR
DAIRY RATION
TO MEET YOUR NEEDS.
Pennfield’s new Mt. Joy feed mill has a feed production line specifically designed by Pennfield to produce PFR (Precision For
mulated Rations) custom formulated dairy feeds balanced for each dairyman’s feeding program. This customized ration will be
pelleted to prevent separation of vitamins and minerals from the feed ingredients. The ration will be balanced to meet specific
needs such as PROTEIN, BY-PASS PROTEIN, MINERALS, STARCH LEVEL, ADDED FAT, NDF (Neutral Deter
gent Fiber), ADF (Acid Detergent Fiber), PAL ATABILITY, TOTAL RATION DENSITY, and FEEDING PROGRAM
PROFITABILITY.
Feed Pennfield Dairy Rations specifically formulat
ed to your forage program.
Use 2-feed system for milk cows. Fresh cows get
high density feed for peak lactation, and tail enders
are fed least cost ration.
Use NPN (non-protein nitrogen) to reduce protein
costs in mid to late lactation dairy rations.
FEED PRICES FOR WEEK OF NOV. 28 AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE WEEKLY WITH GRAIN MARKET
Includes 8 ton volume discount and cash discount of 214 % due 15th following month. Deduct additional $3.00 per ton if paid in 10 days.
#52114 #51300 #5OBOO #53300 Pellet #53800 Meal #57700
14% Dairy Pellet 16% Dairy Pellet 16% Golden Flake 32% Dairy Cone. 38% Dairy Cone. 18% High Performance
. Top-Dress
w/Beans and Beet Pulp
$178.50 Net/Ton $187.86 Net/Ton $191.73 Net/Ton $278.07 Net/Ton $304.98 Net/Ton $214.62 Net/Ton
DAIRY RATION BALANCED
FOR EACH DAIRY FARM
AREAS TO LOOK AT TO IMPROVE PROFITABILITY
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4. Increase forage feeding to lower producing cows
this will reduce amount of feed needed to balance
program.
5. Don’t keep extra heifers - it costs approximately
$3OO per year to feed each heifer. Milking cows x
60% gives you total number of heifers birth to fresh.
Example 50 milk cows x 60% = 30 heifers total.
6. Work on a better growing program for the generally
neglected yearling heifer. Bigger “spring of rib” heifers
will eat more forage and give a bigger milk check
during their first lactation. Heifers need to average
15,000-16,000 lbs. of milk for their first lactation.
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1-800-233-0202