Glucose - 22.5kg
SKU
1291
£39.90
£33.25
- Contains 100% glucose sugar for rapid energy availability.
- Can be safely fed to stock having already received a mineral-vitamin bolus
or injection. - For cows at risk of ketosis in early lactation and ewes at risk of twin-lamb disease at lambing
- For multiple-bearing or thin ewes from 2 weeks pre-lambing.
- For Cattle for up to 6 weeks after calving.
- Typical intakes:
• Cattle up to 300g/head/day
• Sheep up to 60g/head/day
- Buy 22 for £39.30 £32.75 each and save 2%
- Buy 44 for £38.40 £32.00 each and save 4%
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Very high energy to help support cows and ewes both pre- and post-parturition.
User guide:
• Offer free-access at a ratio of one 22.5kg bucket per 35 head of sheep or
15 head of cattle.
• Ensure ad-lib forage is always available.
| Weight | 20.000000 |
|---|---|
| Selling Unit of Measure | Each |
| Decimal Places Qtys | 1 |
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