For use in stock showing poor appetite or ill-health, also ideal to drench directly after calving / lambing etc.
palaMOUNTAINS Revive improves cow's gut health, allowing better digestion and utilisation of food, therefore increasing milk production.
Use Palamountans Revive for:
stock showing poor health or appetite
improving health and well being
improved digestion of nutrients
Palamountans Revive benefits:
Better barrier to pathogens
Improved absorption
Better nutrient utilisation
Less wastage of foods
Feeding Directions:
Best used for stock showing poor appetite, depression or ill-health, palaMOUNTAINS Revive for downer stock can be drenched orally while stock are down or added to supplementary feed for herd application.
Herd Application:
palaMOUNTAINS Revive can be added to supplementary feed – recommended 28 day boost and 21 day maintenance programme.
By using the recommended feeding chart below to determine the total quantity for the herd, stir or shake well before use and either pour or spray onto supplementary feed (silage, hay, palm kernel etc)
Palamountains Revive - Guaranteed Analysis per 100mls of oil
Oil
min 61 g
Selenium*
min 0.35 mg
A trace mineral that plays an important role in the body as part of an antioxidant enzyme protecting the body from damage of free radicals.
Omega 6
min 11.0 g
Omega 3
min 5.0 g
Vitamin A
min 13,160 iu
Helps aid in healthy skin & eyes
Vitamin D
min 830 iu
Helps aid in strong bones & teeth
Vitamin E
min 150 mg
Helps aid in protecting body tissue
Vitamin C
min 1000 mg
Metabolised Energy
2.1 MJ
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine)
min 7.0 mg
B group Vitamins are involved in making red blood cells which carry oxygen throuhg the body to help it work effectively.
Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin)
min 8.0 mg
Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine)
min 3.5 mg
Vitamin B12
min 85 µg
Biotin
min 180 µg
Niacin
min 36 mg
Pantothenic Acid
min 40 mg
Folic Acid
min 1.5 mg
Chloride
min 4.9 g
Sodium
min 2.0 g
Potassium
min 0.9 g
Calcium
min 1.3 g
Magnesium
min 0.6 g
Iodine
min 0.18 g
Zinc
min 0.28 mg
Phosphorus
min 0.15 g
* do not exceed the stated dose or frequency. Do not use at the same time as any other selenised product without consulting a veterinarian or nutritionist.
Other ingredients:
Canola Oil, Mono and Diglycerides (emulsifier), Brewers Dried Yeast, Sodium Pyrophosphate, Vitamin C Supplement, Vitamin E Supplement, Garlic, Potassium Sorbate (preservative), Vitamin A Supplement, Niacin, Pantothenic Acid, Riboflavin Supplement, Thiamine, Biotin, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Vitamin D Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Folic Acid, Sodium Selenite, Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, Glycerol, Phosphorus, Chloride, Molasses
Following on from the December / January trial conducted at our Wanganui farm I thought it timely to send you our thoughts on the product and “gut feel” results. I guess we need to set the back ground before I give you the “result”.
The winter and spring of 2008 was probably the worst experience for both my manager and me. The stocks came through the drought of 2007/8 in reasonable condition but were lighter than we realised, however the wet, cold winter and spring seemed to tip the stock over at critical times. At one stage in September we had 29 cows on the ground with acidosis this resulting in a 30% milk reduction for the September / October period. The herd seemed to take a lot longer than usual to lose their winter coats (see ‘BEFORE’), it was as if they were on hold and needed a kick start.
When you first met with us you will recall 7 calves in the front paddock. You challenged us to give your product to them as it would assist them in getting over the ill thrift and persistent scours.
The product was given to calves on the meal and simply sprayed on the silage in the feed pad to the cows. After two weeks (see ‘AFTER’) the stock seemed to blossom, coats looked good and their hooves were shiny… something we had never seen before.
The most interesting observation was what I call “the perfect poo” that is must have the consistency of good porridge with three circles. This is normally seen in autumn when a good balance of feed and stock contentment is achieved. This was seen in the yard and the paddocks.
While we cannot quantify a production increase without the use of a control group, I am happy to say the herd has maintained the same production through late December and January, and indeed we are in the “above average” group when compared to farms in the area.
While this may not seem too great an achievement, you need to note this season is the first season back on twice a day milking after 4 seasons on once a day.
I am happy to trial this product in the late winter / early spring as this would be the optimum period to see the true benefits that may be in the product.
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