Hi-Energy – Good energy level and high protein for growth and condition of all classes of stock. Aids lactation. To be offered where energy is a requirement (poor pasture/ forage)
Heygates Flockmaster 18 Ewe Nuts 20kg bag 4.75% oil, 18% protein, 9.75% fibre A quality diet suitable for most feeding systems depending on the quality of forage available. Not recommended to feed to lambs.
Quick Grow Lamb pellets are available in loose bulk or 20kg bags. Heygates Quick Grow can be used as a creep feed or fed ad lib to finish lambs at 12 to 14 weeks of age. If fed ad lib then a typical lamb will consume about 40kg of feed if still on the ewe or 70 to 80kg if weaned.
This feed does not contain any added copper or magnesium so it can be fed to all ruminants. A mineral supplement containing copper is advised for cattle and the supplementation of magnesium should be considered if a deficiency is likely in your area.
Horslyx Smallholder Block is a palatable, high energy, mineralised feed lick which provides a concentrated source of sugar which is important to help maintain rumen digestive efficiency, since grass sugar levels fall dramatically both after dull, wet weather and as the grazing season progresses from summer into autumn. Sugar is vital for optimum forage digestion in ruminants. Smallholder Block is a free access, highly palatable and weather proof lick that encourages a natural, trickle feeding grazing pattern and balances the nutrient deficiencies in modern forage and grazing.
Horslyx Smallholder Block is a palatable, high energy, mineralised feed lick which provides a concentrated source of sugar which is important to help maintain rumen digestive efficiency, since grass sugar levels fall dramatically both after dull, wet weather and as the grazing season progresses from summer into autumn. Sugar is vital for optimum forage digestion in ruminants. Smallholder Block is a free access, highly palatable and weather proof lick that encourages a natural, trickle feeding grazing pattern and balances the nutrient deficiencies in modern forage and grazing.