Dairy Tins Bv Dr. John Clark. P.A.S. Purina MiUs Dairy Consultant
I Sometimes in trying to use all of the new technology avail- microbes for efficient rumen fermentation. After the rumen 1
able for feeding the high producing dairy cow, some basic microbial population has been satisfied, a proper balance ■ 1
principles of dairy cow nutrition can be overlooked. For of “by-pass” nutrients can be fed to maximize efficiency of ■ |
maximum production at the most economical cost, total delivering nutrients to the intestines. Ji
feed intake must be maximized before anything else is Production & income will suffer when feeding excessive ■'
done. . rumen by-pass nutrients if either total feed intake is too ■[
After attaining maximun intake, the ration can be properly low or rumen fermentation is too slow. J i
balanced to get correct amounts of nutrients to the rumen a [
LAST CHANCE!!!
This is your last chance to make better feed for your cows. The weather, and the silo, and the crop, and the ■[
machinery are all set in place. The only thing you can do is choose the right silage additive. Put Maxi-Sil to work J[i
for you in making your silage the best possible quality. A recent Penn State study proved the enzyme treated (Maxi- ■ [
Sil type) forages produced these benefits: Ji
Research Benefits: ■IH Ji
-2% to 10% increase in dry matter intake J % ij
-1% to 5% milk increase (up to 3 pounds more milk) MAXI ■[
- break down of plant cell walls for greater digestion i [
- greater silage stability Silage Additive JJi
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- kills molds - 1 pack treats 50 tons - 18 months stable Ji
- stable & non corrosive - ideal for mechanical distr. - treats HM grain at 1 Ib/ton a [
- 1 lb. per ton - warranted live bacteria - special bag Ji
TALK TO YOUR PURINA DEALER OR DAIRY SPECIALIST ABOUT MAXI-SIL AND THE GOOD IT WILL DO FOR YOU!! j!
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