Supplement FormFeeding minerals fre

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Feeding minerals free-choice in a loose mix form is most desirable for brood cows. For cattle on complete diets, minerals are most optimally supplied when mixed in a TMR. When supplementing in a block form, trace minerals must be higher than what is contained in a loose mineral mix, as the animal will usually consume only 1 to 2 ounces per day. In addition, some blocks contain only trace mineralized salt, which will not meet the animal’s requirements for macrominerals such as calcium and phosphorus. Carefully read the label on a block mineral supplement to make sure the product contains all needed minerals. Block minerals are sometimes used when supplementing cattle that have not had access to minerals for a long period of time. In this situation, cattle will greatly over-consume minerals in a loose mix form if given free-choice access. Blocks can be used for a short period of time to prevent mineral over-consumption. Do not supply plain white salt and mineral separately since intake of the mineral will likely be too low because cattle will crave only the salt.
Commercial protein and energy supplements are sometimes fortified with minerals. Commercial supplements come in the form of dry pelletted feeds, liquid molasses supplements, hard molasses-based blocks, or hard-pressed grain-based blocks. It is not necessary to provide a free-choice mineral supplement along with the commercial protein/energy supplement. Feeding minerals in both the free-choice mineral and the protein/energy supplement should not negatively affect performance, but it is an expense that could be saved. It may be necessary to only offer plain white salt blocks when feeding the commercial protein/energy supplements.

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Supplement FormFeeding minerals free-choice in a loose mix form is most desirable for brood cows. For cattle on complete diets, minerals are most optimally supplied when mixed in a TMR. When supplementing in a block form, trace minerals must be higher than what is contained in a loose mineral mix, as the animal will usually consume only 1 to 2 ounces per day. In addition, some blocks contain only trace mineralized salt, which will not meet the animal’s requirements for macrominerals such as calcium and phosphorus. Carefully read the label on a block mineral supplement to make sure the product contains all needed minerals. Block minerals are sometimes used when supplementing cattle that have not had access to minerals for a long period of time. In this situation, cattle will greatly over-consume minerals in a loose mix form if given free-choice access. Blocks can be used for a short period of time to prevent mineral over-consumption. Do not supply plain white salt and mineral separately since intake of the mineral will likely be too low because cattle will crave only the salt.Thương mại bổ sung protein và năng lượng đôi khi được tăng cường với khoáng sản. Thương mại bổ sung đi theo hình thức nguồn cấp dữ liệu khô pelletted, bổ sung chất lỏng mật đường, cứng dựa trên mật đường khối hoặc cứng-ép hạt dựa trên khối. Nó không phải là cần thiết để cung cấp một bổ sung khoáng sản miễn phí, lựa chọn cùng với việc bổ sung protein thương mại/năng lượng. Cho ăn khoáng chất khoáng miễn phí, lựa chọn và protein/năng lượng bổ sung nên không tiêu cực ảnh hưởng đến hiệu suất, nhưng nó là một chi phí có thể được lưu. Nó có thể là cần thiết để chỉ cung cấp cho đồng bằng khối trắng muối khi cho ăn protein thương mại/năng lượng bổ sung.