for the
competitive
advantage!
The introduction of the AIM technology has created a lot
of excitement among area producers. Lancaster County
field tests indicate why.. The test results were taken from
13 herds representing in excess of 493 cows. These
herds represented a cross section of various sizes,
feeding programs, and management levels. Results
from producers using existing Master Mix technology or
competitive nutritional programs were compared.
AIM TEST ■
RESULTS
ISO Day Standardized
Herds Previously Tank Average
On Master Mix No. of Days in W/out W/AIM Production
Program Cows Milk AIM Advantage
D. King 28 202 70.0 74.1 +4.1
J. Fisher
Farm #3
I. Stoltzfus
E. Esh
J. King
Farm #4
Farm #5
C. Fisher
K. Martin
S. Stoltzfus
Averages
vs. Herds Previously
noton
Master Mix Program
Farm #1
Farm #2
Averages
67.3
173
32 167 66.2 75.4 +9.2
36 210 60.7 71.7 +ll.O
189 63.5 73.6 +lO.l
74.4 +8.9
+6.7
66.1
+3.9
57.0
+3.7
65.5
+4.7
71.3
+5.5
85.5
+4.4
72.1
+2.2
83.5
+4.9
77.4
68.5 +5.9
72.3 +5.0
TM
The average milk response of all herds was 5.8 lbs. of
milk per cow per day. Herds put on the AIM program
from competitive feed programs responded with an
average of 10.1 lbs. more milk per cow per day.
What an Impact!
AIM (Amino Acid Impact Management) represents the
third generation of industry leading patented protein
technology from Master Mix Feeds and is the direct
result of Master Mix Feeds’ continued commitment to
research. AIM technology focuses on increasing the
total essential amino acid flow to the small intestine.
AIM feeds feature higher rumen undegraded protein
(RUP) levels with defined concentrations of lysine and
methionine using highly palatable, highly digestible plant
protein sources, for optimal protein efficiency.
See the dealer nearest you to see
how you can gain the competitive
advantage with AIM!
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