Premier Energy
- Controlled intake, premium energy and protein lick to support flock performance in a highly palatable form.
- Extra high energy (16MJ ME/kg DM)Â lick to help support optimal ewe body condition scores, and target lamb growth rates.
- High protein (14%), including urea, helps support forage utilisation, colostrum production and weaned lamb frame growth.
- Contains an excellent level of vitamin E at 1000iu/kg and 12mg/kg selenium to support good stock health at key stages of the production cycle, and lamb vigour at lambing time.
- Includes vitamin B1 for where there is a risk of cerebrocortical necrosis (CCN), and vitamin B12 to support energy metabolism in multiple-bearing ewes and growing lambs.
Offer to:
- Breeding ewes from 2 weeks pre-tupping for 8 weeks
- Ewes and hoggs from mid to late pregnancy
- Growing and finishing lambs after weaning
- All cattle over 3 months of age
How much Premier Energy will I need for my flock?
Feeding recommendations are shows as a guide only.
| Flock size | 20kg buckets per week | 80kg buckets per week |
| 50 | 1 - 2 | 1 |
| 100 | 2 - 3 | 1 |
| 150 | 3 - 4 | 1 |
| 300 | 6 - 7 | 1 - 2 |
| 600 | 13 - 14 | 3 - 4 |
Practical Feeding Guide
Offer 1 x 20kg lick per 30-35 ewes or 10-15 cattle
Offer 1 x 80kg lick per 90 ewes or 50 cattle
Make sure forage is available ad lib and offer licks on a free access basis
Premier Energy offers the following multiple nutritional benefits for sheep:
| High in | Tupping | Lambing | Post-Lambing | Weaned lambs |
| Protein |
Immunity and low worm burdens in thinner and younger ewes Optimal ewe body condition and conception rates |
Modern ewe increased protein requirements Milk and colostrum production |
Milk production and suckling lamb growth rates |
Target growth rates and lean frame development. Low worm burdens |
| Available sugars | Optimal ewe body condition and conception rates | Maintenance of feed intakes where there is a risk of twin lamb disease | Grazing utilisation and subsequent milk production | Forage digestion and subsequent target growth rates |
| Selenium and vitamin E | Fertility, immunity and conception rates | Healthy and vigorous newborn lambs at less risk of disease and mortality | Health and performance | Health and performance |
| Zinc | Fertility, immunity and conception rates | Hoof health to maintain feed intakes in multiple-bearing ewes at risk of twin lamb disease | Hoof health where there is a risk of lameness | Hoof health for maintenance of feed intakes and target growth rates |
| Cobalt | Lamb vigour at birth | Energy metabolism in multiple-bearing ewes at risk of twin lamb disease | Energy metabolism for milk production and suckling lamb growth rates | Energy metabolism for target growth rates (cobalt deficient areas in particular) |
| B vitamins | Optimal ewe body condition and conception rates | Energy metabolism in multiple-bearing ewes at risk of twin lamb disease | Milk production and suckling lamb growth rates |
Energy metabolism for target growth rates (cobalt deficient areas in particular) Where there is a risk of cerebrocortical necrosis (CCN) |
| Weight | 20.000000 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Wynnstay |
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