A liquid feed phosphorus binder for pre-partum dairy cows.
Improve blood calcium by limiting phosphorus absorption.
A molasses and chloride-based liquid supplement to transition dairy cows.
Acidify blood while providing superior dry matter intake.
A molasses propionate-based liquid supplement for early lactation cows.
Improves glucose availability and liver health.
A liquid feed phosphorus binder for pre-partum dairy cows.
Research shows that milk fever can be reduced at calving when dietary phosphorus is limited in the closeup period.
iLiminate helps limit a cow's absorption of phosphorus from the total mixed ration (TMR) and decreases blood phosphorus levels while feeding. This low blood phosphorus then triggers the release of calcium and phosphorous from the bone, which increases blood calcium levels through the calving period. This, in turn, limits a cow's risk of hypocalcemia (milk fever) at calving.
A molasses and chloride-based liquid supplement to transition dairy cows.
To support the synthesis of colostrum and milk at the onset of lactation, the mammary gland demands marked increases in calcium. This demand is so sudden and extensive that regulatory mechanisms for the cow to maintain normal blood calcium often fail.
It has been repeatedly shown that feeding acidogenic diets (i.e., negative dietary cation-anion difference [DCAD]) increases blood calcium concentrations after calving, reducing the risk of milk fever. But feeding acidogenic diets also leads to reduced prepartum dry matter intake (DMI); a scenario that can hinder cow health and performance after calving. Therefore, it is crucial to maintain a balance between maximizing the benefits of negative DCAD rations on calcium status while minimizing its detrimental consequences on DMI.
A molasses propionate-based liquid supplement for early lactation cows.
Glucose requirements are markedly increased at the onset of lactation due to the simultaneous demand by the mammary gland as well as the activated immune system. Prop-Peak® is a dietary strategy to improve glucose availability and liver health in early lactation.
Nearly all cows encounter immune insults around calving that trigger an inflammatory response and consequently increase the competition for glucose use by the mammary gland. Increasing glucose status in early lactation has the opportunity to support the immune response, allowing for resolution of inflammation and increased glucose availability for the mammary gland.