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DOSAGE & MONITORING RECOMMENDATIONS

LACTATION

Dosage: 200-300 grams per head per day, starting with the peak of lactation.

Expected effects: The slower decline of milk production, optimal milk quality, improved feed conversion, improved body condition score.

DRY PERIOD

Dosage: 150-300 grams per head per day starting 20 days before calving.

Expected effects: Moderate fatness, active rumen and healthy liver against a background of moderate insulin resistance at the time of early lactation.

SERVICE PERIOD

Dosage: 300-400 grams within 10 days after calving, 300 grams from 11th to 120th days after calving, and to the peak of lactation.

Expected effects: Decrease in culling rate due to: rapid recovery after calving, prevention of acidosis and ketosis, an increase of insemination efficiency, and reduction of embryonic mortality. Reduction of the time required for reaching a peak of lactation.

When our product is being introduced to the ration, it is recommended: a gradual and substantial reduction in the concentrate part of ration; removal of glucoplasts from feed-such as molasses (molasses), propylene glycol, glycerol, propionate, other products, containing these substances.

Not required in the ration together with our product are the following feed additives- feed intake intensifiers; extra energy sources such as protected fat; sources of amino acids such as protected protein; hepatoprotectors, such as choline chloride, and many other feed additives whose effects are substituted by our product.

It allows the removal of expensive neutralizers of toxins and hepatoprotectors, as well as reduces the concentrate part of the ration.

STEPS OF IMPLEMENTATION.

Data collection and analysis of current conditions of the dairy cows

In order to start the implementation process, the data of the current conditions of the dairy cows should be collected and analyzed.

Cows should be fed the same silage for at least 10 days before we start.

These tests should be done before the start of the implementation.

Rations

  • Analysis of the nutritional value of TMR using nutritional software and infrared spectroscopy.

To calculate and balance rations several programs could be used. Infrared spectroscopy for analysis of actual TMR should be taken, after all, components are fixed and should not be changed in a short time (including changes in prior silage). TMR should be taken immediately after it’s given to the cow’s table to avoid its sorting. The sample should consist of 3-4 independent portions taken from different places of cows table and then mixed together. A “thick” sample should be taken and not only from the top, to avoid loss of heavy parts of TMR from the bottom.

  • Analysis of mycotoxins content
  • Ration digestion – manure fractionation test

Usually done with «NASCO digestion analyzer», by following original instruction.

Blood biochemical tests

Blood samples should be collected and analyzed from five dry cows 20 days to calving, five fresh cows 0-30 days after calving, five lactating cows 30-140 days, and five late lactation cows 140-260 days after calving. It is important to fix the next biochemical parameters, glucose, ketones, free fatty acids, urine, uric acid, calcium, ALT, AST, Bilirubin.

All data (productivity, health issues, reproduction, etc.) available from dairy computer or any other software used on the farm should be collected.

ALL tests are repeated regularly. Manure washing should is done every week.

Beginning of the product implementation

Permanent analysis and control

  • In 1 month milk production boosts first aims and results are achieved and became visible
  • A permanent monitoring of data, analysis of health and productive parameters, results and effects of the product implementation

Once the boost of milk production became sustainable,

we eliminate glucoplasts from feed-such as molasses (molasses), propylene glycol, glycerol, propionate, other products, containing these substances; feed additives- feed intake intensifiers; extra energy sources such as protected fat; sources of amino acids such as protected protein; hepatoprotectors, such as choline chloride, and many other feed additives whose effects are substituted by our product

reduce the concentrate part of the ration

Main aims and results are achieved

WHEN WILL YOU SEE RESULTS?

  • First results you will see within 1 month approximately
  • The improvement of all main characteristics, results, and effects will be obtained within 1 year around

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