Breeding Mineral

Breeding Mineral (for beef cattle) intended to be fed to beef cattle on a free choice basis while on a breeding feeding program.  Breeding Mineral should be placed in a mineral feeder and there should be 1 mineral feeding station for every 15 - 20 head of cattle.  Breeding Mineral for beef cattle may be mixed with grains and the mixed feed fed to supply approximately 100 grams per head per day.  Expected intake is 70 - 100 grams per head per day.  Cattle should always have free choice access to salt and clean drinking water.  

Guaranteed Analysis

Calcium (Actual) 12%

Phosphorus (Actual) 10%

Magnesium (Actual) 5%

Sodium (Actual) 6%

Cobalt (Actual) 75 mg/kg

Copper (Actual) 2850 mg/kg

Iodine (Actual) 75 mg/kg

Iron (Actual) 2450 mg/kg

Manganese (Actual) 4875 mg/kg

Zinc (Actual) 8475 mg/kg

Fluorine (Max.) 1000 mg/kg

Vitamin A (Min) 500,000 IU/kg

Vitamin D3 (Min) 50,000 IU/kg

Vitamin E (Min)2500 IU/kg