Badminton Country Mix - 20kg

A convenient all-round smallholder ration to suit all ruminants. Badminton Country Mix provides hi...

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Badminton Country Mix is a versatile feed designed to support the nutritional needs of various ruminant animals, including cattle, sheep, goats, and deer. It provides a readily available energy source, enhancing performance for growing, pregnant, or lactating stock. However, it's essential to follow the feeding guide to avoid overfeeding and potential digestive upset.

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FAQs

What animals can I feed Badminton Country Mix to?

Badminton Country Mix is suitable for cattle, sheep, goats, and deer.

How much should I feed my dairy cows?

Supplement with 0.5kg of Country Mix for every litre of milk produced, alongside good quality grass or forage.

Can I feed this to my pregnant ewes?

Yes, supplement with 0.5-1.25kg per day of Country Mix for in-lamb/kid and lactating ewes/goats.

Is this a complete feed?

No, it is a supplementary feed. Animals need access to forage (grass, hay, etc.) in addition to Country Mix.

What are the ingredients?

Micronized Barley, Oatfeed, Rolled Oats, Lucerne, Molasses, Micronised Beans, Soya Bean Meal, Micronized Maize, Rape Seed Expeller, Sunflower Seed Expeller, Sunflower Seed Extraction, Micronized Peas, Limestone Flour (Calcium Carbonate), Palm Kernal, Linseed Expeller, Soya Oil, Sodium Chloride, Sugar Syrup, Vegetable Oils & Fats, Calcined Magnesite.

How should I store the feed?

Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture.

When can I feed it to lambs?

Lambs may be carefully introduced to Country Mix as soon as they show an interest in concentrate feed.

What are the analytical constituents?

Protein 16%, Oil 3%, Fibre 9.3%, Ash 5.6%.

Troubleshooting

Digestive upset or loose stools.

Reduce the amount of Country Mix being fed. Ensure animals have access to plenty of fresh water and adjust feeding quantities depending on forage quality.

Animals not eating the feed.

Ensure the feed is fresh and stored correctly. Introduce the feed slowly and consider mixing it with a small amount of their current feed. Check that they have access to good quality forage.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Versatile and suitable for multiple ruminant species.
Provides a readily available energy source for various life stages.
Micronized for improved digestibility and reduced digestive issues.
Contains essential vitamins and minerals.
Coarse mix offers a palatable option.

Cons

Requires careful adherence to the feeding guide to prevent overfeeding.
Not a complete feed on its own; forage is still required.
May require gradual introduction to prevent digestive upset.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Introduction: Introduce Country Mix gradually to your animals. Start with small amounts and increase gradually over several days to allow their digestive systems to adjust.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain freshness and prevent spoilage.
Feeding: Always provide access to fresh, clean water. Ensure adequate forage is available, as Country Mix is a supplement, not a complete feed.
Compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of ruminant animals. However, always monitor your animals and adjust feeding amounts based on their individual needs and the quality of their forage.