FMETHOD OF ADMINISTRATION: Supply beef cattle with more than 300 kg of live weight. Productive purpose: greater gain in weight. Physical presentation: pelleted. Type of product: pasture supplement. Mode of use / Quantity: 0.50 to 1% live weight.
LIKELY INGREDIENTS: Plant origin: corn, sorghum, barley, wheat bran, rice bran, soybean pellets, sunflower pellets, molasses. Minerals: calcium carbonate, salt, bicalcium phosphate, urea. Others: premix of vitamins and minerals. Urea maximum 1%. Maximum ergot 0.03 grs / 100 grs. Maximum of DON 5 ppm.
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION: Minimum protein 12% / Minimum ethereal extract 2% / Maximum moisture 13.00% / Maximum crude fiber 15.00% / Maximum total minerals 7.00% / Maximum insoluble ashes at 2% HCl / Maximum sodium chloride 1.00% / Calcium formulation value 1.00% / Maximum and Minimum calcium 1.60 - 0.80% / Phosphorus formulation value 0.50% / Maximum and Minimum phosphorus 0.90 - 0.40%.
Formula approved by the Plant Food Protection Division of the General Directorate of Agricultural Services of the M.G.A.P. dated 10/13/2005 with No. 10666.
METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION: Supply beef cattle 200 to 300 kg. Live weight Productive purpose: faster growth and fattening. Physical presentation: pellet. Type of product: pasture supplement. Mode of use / Amount: at a rate of 0.5-1% of the living prisoner.
LIKELY INGREDIENTS: Plant origin: corn, sorghum, barley, wheat bran, rice bran, soybean pellets, sunflower pellets, molasses. Minerals: calcium carbonate, salt, urea, bicalcium phosphate. Others: premix of vitamins and minerals. Maximum ergot 0.03 grs / 100 grs. Maximum urea 1%. Maximum of DON 5 ppm.
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION: Minimum of protein 15% / Minimum of ethereal extract 2% / Maximum of moisture 13% / Maximum of crude fiber 15% / Maximum of total minerals 7% / Maximum of insoluble ashes to HCl 2% / Maximum of sodium chloride 1.00% / Calcium formulation value 1.00% / Maximum and Minimum calcium 1.70 - 0.80% / Calcium formulation value 0.60% / Maximum and Minimum phosphorus 1.20 - 0.40%.
Formula approved by the Plant Food Protection Division of the General Directorate of Agricultural Services of the M.G.A.P. dated 10/13/2005 with No. 10664.
METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION: Pasture supplement to supply breeding male cattle. Productive purpose: better productive performance. Physical presentation: pelleted. Mode of use / Quantity: at a rate of 0.5 - 1% of live weight in grazing regime.
LIKELY INGREDIENTS: Vegetable origin: corn, sorghum, barley, wheat, gluten feed, rice bran, wheat bran, soybean meal, sunflower flour, molasses. Minerals: salt, calcium carbonate, bicalcium phosphate. Others: premix of vitamins and minerals. Maximum ergot 0.03 grs / 100 grs. Maximum of DON 5 ppm.
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION: Minimum of protein 16% / Minimum of ethereal extract 2% / Maximum of moisture 13.5% / Maximum of crude fiber 15% / Maximum of total minerals 7% / Maximum of insoluble ashes at HCl 2% / Maximum of sodium chloride 1.00% / Calcium formulation value 1.00% / Maximum and Minimum calcium 1.50 - 0.80% / Phosphorus formulation value 0.50% / Maximum and Minimum phosphorus 1.00 - 0.40%.
Formula approved by the Plant Food Protection Division of the General Directorate of Agricultural Services of the M.G.A.P. dated 10/13/2005 with No. 10667.
METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION: Supplement for pastures for cattle at all stages. Productive purpose: complement of the daily diet. Physical presentation: pelleted and / or dust. Mode of use / Quantity: supply up to 1.5% of the live weight daily.
LIKELY INGREDIENTS: Plant origin: corn, sorghum, soybeans, barley, wheat, rice, sunflower, wheat bran, soybean husk. Minerals: calcium carbonate, bicalcium phosphate, salt. Others: premix of vitamins and minerals. Maximum ergot 0.03 grs / 100 grs. Maximum of DON 5 ppm.
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION: Minimum protein 10% / Minimum ethereal extract 2% / Maximum moisture 13% / Maximum raw fiber 20% / Maximum total minerals 7% / Maximum insoluble ashes at 2% HCl.
Formula approved by the Plant Food Protection Division of the General Directorate of Agricultural Services of the M.G.A.P. dated 05/19/2006 with No. 11123.
