Forage Balancer® – Drought
Making the most of available feed in a drought is imperative.
Standing dry feed is a good feed resource, but on its own it is really just a filler, lacking key nutrients that allow the rumen to turn that dry feed into protein and energy for your animals.
Stock often look really good when grazing this type of feed, with high NDF they look full and without the challenges of lush green feed their coats look shiny. Unfortunately this doesn't turn into performance and weighing them can be a disappointing time.
Forage Balancer® – Drought is designed to allow the rumen microbes to unlock the feed value in dry standing forage or hay. Concentrated carbohydrates 'kick start' rumen fermentation and when combined with some NPN (non protein nitrogen) it allows rumen microbes to grow.
This combination allows the rumen to increase the digestibility of dry fibrous feeds and thereby increase protein and energy supply.
Dose rate:
Cattle 100g | Sheep 30g
HOW TO FEED
On its own or mixed into feed.
Put the required amount out daily in long trough.
For run-off situations, you can put 2 or 3 days out at a time.
Product size options
Your Forage Balancer® Loose Lick Minerals can be delivered in 25kg bags or 1 Tonne bags.
QUALITY ASSURANCE
We take great pride in sourcing the finest ingredients globally and lab test them to prove they are premium quality. 100% goodness.
MADE IN NEW ZEALAND
Ruminate is 100% New Zealand owned and all our products are made here.
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Forage Balancer® effective in-paddock solution
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Boost nutrition levels
Complement your pasture and other forage with concentrated energy
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Mineral & vitamin support
Balance your forage with minerals vitamins and trace elements
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Simple & stress free to use
Forage Balancer® provides a simple, ready to use in-paddock solution
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Moisture resistant
Forage Balancer® is water resistant so as long as the water has somewhere to run off to, it won't spoil
FORAGE BALANCER®
It’s so easy to feed
Available at participating Farm Source stores
Order through your local Farm Source store, or contact a Ruminant Nutrition Specialist.