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TRANSLAC Advance ForFarmers TRANSLAC Advance nuts are designed to be fed to dairy cows in the close-up dry period (21 days pre-calving) . The feeding guide below shows how to combine TRANSLAC Advance nuts with forages to produce a complete transition cow ration.

1 2 3

Kg/cow/day

Grass silage based diet

Maize silage based diet

Wholecrop based diet

Grass silage1

22

10

12

Maize silage2

-

10

-

Wholecrop3

-

-

10

Straw (chopped)

3.5

4

2

TRANSLAC Advance

2.5

2.5

2.5

– Grass Silage: Dry Matter 29%, Energy 10.8 (MJ/Kg DM), Protein 12.5 (%DM), DCAB 310 (meq/Kg) - Maize Silage: Dry Matter 31%, Energy 11.2 (MJ/Kg DM), Protein 8.5 (%DM), DCAB 95 (meq/Kg) - Wholecrop Silage: Dry Matter 40%, Energy 10.5 (MJ/Kg DM), Protein 12.0 (%DM), DCAB 105 (meq/Kg)

Key nutritional actions: - Forage mineral analysis is essential to establish DCAB and calcium level of forage and total diet - Use DietPlan milk fever protection index (MPI) to determine the risk of milk fever and required TRANSLAC Advance feeding rate - Do not feed to freshly calved cows or lactating dairy cows

For more information about the TRANSLAC nutrition programme contact your ForFarmers account manager or local merchant.

08457 22 88 53 info.uk@forfarmers.eu www.forfarmers.co.uk

TRANSLAC Advance A specialist transition cow feed formulated for: • Improved cow performance • Better cow health • Improved calf performance

TRANSLAC Advance

TRANSLAC Advance

Transition cow management is about much more than simply avoiding milk fever. Correct management and feeding of the transition cow can increase milk production, delivering additional income plus enhance health and fertility, reducing costs. It also has a big impact on future calf health and performance.

TRANSLAC Advance nuts supply key transition nutrients and also contain a unique premix called prepare+. This combination, when fed with forage, provides a complete transition cow diet which will help to minimise the problems associated with transition and early lactation cows.

Key focus areas for transition cow nutrition:

1 Milk Fever

Condition score - reduce calving difficulties

Protein supply - repair tissue and boost colostrum quality

Liver function - improve energy balance

Vitamins & trace elements - improve immunity and colostrum quality

Rumen development - improve DMI and energy balance

Forage - improve rumen health and development

Calcium balance - minimise the risk of milk fever

Cow health - minimise the risk DA’s, Metritis and RFM’s

By focusing on key areas of transition cow nutrition significant performance improvements and cost savings can be made. This could realise over £11,000 or 1.5 ppl per 100 cows.

ForFarmers TRANSLAC Advance nuts provide a simple, complete solution for close-up transition cows. This product delivers basic and complex nutrients in an easy to feed form for optimum cow performance pre and post calving.

Code PO1974

Product 50,000 TRANSLAC Advance

Feeding stage close-up dry period

Protein Form4,000 (%) Nut

26

Feature

Milk fever Feed Rate 300 (kg/day) prevention Calcium capture

Up to 3

5 Cow health

4 Calf health

2 Negative energy balance

3 Dry Matter intake

1

Calcium capture - complex minerals capture and bind free calcium and cations (sodium and potassium) which reduce the risk of milk fever and associated problems such as retained cleansings.

2

Liver health - B complex vitamins prevent the build up of fat in the liver allowing it to work more efficiently in early lactation. More energy (glucose) is available to the cow for milk production.

3

Rumen development – glucogenic energy sources (starch) improve rumen development (microbial and papillae growth) which maximises dry matter intake and nutrient absortion.

4

Colostrum quality – high levels of quality protein (26%) plus Vitamin E and Selenium boost colostrum antibody content

5

Enhanced immunity – high levels of vitamin E, Cellguard and bioavailable selenium increases resistance to infection and disease, beneficial for mastitis and metritis.

TRANSLAC Advance

TRANSLAC Advance

Transition cow management is about much more than simply avoiding milk fever. Correct management and feeding of the transition cow can increase milk production, delivering additional income plus enhance health and fertility, reducing costs. It also has a big impact on future calf health and performance.

TRANSLAC Advance nuts supply key transition nutrients and also contain a unique premix called prepare+. This combination, when fed with forage, provides a complete transition cow diet which will help to minimise the problems associated with transition and early lactation cows.

Key focus areas for transition cow nutrition:

1 Milk Fever

Condition score - reduce calving difficulties

Protein supply - repair tissue and boost colostrum quality

Liver function - improve energy balance

Vitamins & trace elements - improve immunity and colostrum quality

Rumen development - improve DMI and energy balance

Forage - improve rumen health and development

Calcium balance - minimise the risk of milk fever

Cow health - minimise the risk DA’s, Metritis and RFM’s

By focusing on key areas of transition cow nutrition significant performance improvements and cost savings can be made. This could realise over £11,000 or 1.5 ppl per 100 cows.

ForFarmers TRANSLAC Advance nuts provide a simple, complete solution for close-up transition cows. This product delivers basic and complex nutrients in an easy to feed form for optimum cow performance pre and post calving.

Code PO1974

Product 50,000 TRANSLAC Advance

Feeding stage close-up dry period

Protein Form4,000 (%) Nut

26

Feature

Milk fever Feed Rate 300 (kg/day) prevention Calcium capture

Up to 3

5 Cow health

4 Calf health

2 Negative energy balance

3 Dry Matter intake

1

Calcium capture - complex minerals capture and bind free calcium and cations (sodium and potassium) which reduce the risk of milk fever and associated problems such as retained cleansings.

2

Liver health - B complex vitamins prevent the build up of fat in the liver allowing it to work more efficiently in early lactation. More energy (glucose) is available to the cow for milk production.

3

Rumen development – glucogenic energy sources (starch) improve rumen development (microbial and papillae growth) which maximises dry matter intake and nutrient absortion.

4

Colostrum quality – high levels of quality protein (26%) plus Vitamin E and Selenium boost colostrum antibody content

5

Enhanced immunity – high levels of vitamin E, Cellguard and bioavailable selenium increases resistance to infection and disease, beneficial for mastitis and metritis.

TRANSLAC Advance ForFarmers TRANSLAC Advance nuts are designed to be fed to dairy cows in the close-up dry period (21 days pre-calving) . The feeding guide below shows how to combine TRANSLAC Advance nuts with forages to produce a complete transition cow ration.

1 2 3

Kg/cow/day

Grass silage based diet

Maize silage based diet

Wholecrop based diet

Grass silage1

22

10

12

Maize silage2

-

10

-

Wholecrop3

-

-

10

Straw (chopped)

3.5

4

2

TRANSLAC Advance

2.5

2.5

2.5

– Grass Silage: Dry Matter 29%, Energy 10.8 (MJ/Kg DM), Protein 12.5 (%DM), DCAB 310 (meq/Kg) - Maize Silage: Dry Matter 31%, Energy 11.2 (MJ/Kg DM), Protein 8.5 (%DM), DCAB 95 (meq/Kg) - Wholecrop Silage: Dry Matter 40%, Energy 10.5 (MJ/Kg DM), Protein 12.0 (%DM), DCAB 105 (meq/Kg)

Key nutritional actions: - Forage mineral analysis is essential to establish DCAB and calcium level of forage and total diet - Use DietPlan milk fever protection index (MPI) to determine the risk of milk fever and required TRANSLAC Advance feeding rate - Do not feed to freshly calved cows or lactating dairy cows

For more information about the TRANSLAC nutrition programme contact your ForFarmers account manager or local merchant.

08457 22 88 53 info.uk@forfarmers.eu www.forfarmers.co.uk

TRANSLAC Advance A specialist transition cow feed formulated for: • Improved cow performance • Better cow health • Improved calf performance